The event was held on 4th July 2021 and 25 participates discovered the hidden Jewish connections to Melbourne’s Paris End and Chinatown. Read more
The Honour Roll of Chinese and Chinese-Australian soldiers served in WWI. Last updated in May 2021. Read more
The Shang brothers, Sidney Wah and Duckbour “Caleb” joined the war in 1916 and 1918. Read more
The Lepp family served in both World Wars across two generations. Read more
Four brothers from the Langtip family were enlisted in 1918. Read more
Benjamin “Ben” Moy Ling served from 1917 to 1919. Read more
William “Billy” Sing, served from 1914 to 1918 in the 5th Light Horse Regiment. Read more
Phyllis Anguey served with the RAAF Nursing Service from 1940 to 1945. Read more
Visit the Chinese Museum's Tea Heaven as part of 2021 Melbourne Food & Wine Festival Winter Edition. Relax and enjoy the rituals and tastes crafted over 5000 years, in this small group experience. Read more
Discounted $5 parking right across Melbourne CBD until 22 August. Read more
The Museum held its Dragon Boat Festival on Sunday 27 June and welcomed over 600 happy customers on the day. Read more
Samuel John Tongway joined the Australian Army Medical Corps in 1917. Read more
Frank and Ada Goon had eight children, from which six served in WWII. Read more
Maurice joined the Citizen Military Force after Japan joined the war. Read more
Cyril Kim is one of four Kim family members who enlisted in WWII Read more
Hamilton Chan was enlisted to join in the Australian Army in 1942. Read more
A growing list of Chinese-Australian soldiers in WWII. Read more
Eunice enlisted in the Australian Women’s Army Service in 1942 and served as a telegraphist. Read more
The Chinese Museum celebrated the Dragon Boat Festival on 27th June 2021, and welcomed 550 visitors to the Museum for free. Read more
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Chinese Australian Family Historians of Victoria Inc. (CAFHOV) launched their searchable family history database project on 22nd June 2021. Read more
The new flagship program invites students to apply different cultural perspectives to the analysis of a range of primary sources relevant to Australia-China relations over the past 150 years. Read more
Learn more about what does museum education look like in the Philippines and Australia during the COVID pandemic. Read more
Who We Are is an 8-part video series that aims to explore the similarities and differences between Chinese Australians who have contributed to the establishment of our Australian multicultural society. Read more