4 places to discover
Bula'bula Arts is an Aboriginal-owned art centre located in Ramingining in East Arnhem Land, Northern Territory. Established in 1989, it represents Yolngu artists from Ramingining and surrounding homelands. The centre is renowned for bark paintings, hollow log memorial poles (larrakitj), woven fibre work and contemporary paintings, and plays a central role in maintaining and sharing Yolngu culture with visitors.
The HMAS Sydney II Memorial is a nationally significant war memorial located on Mount Scott overlooking Geraldton in Western Australia. Dedicated to the 645 sailors lost when HMAS Sydney II was sunk off the Western Australian coast on 19 November 1941, it is Australia's principal memorial to the tragedy. The hilltop site features symbolic elements including the Dome of Souls, Stele, Wall of Remembrance and Pool of Remembrance, offering reflective spaces and panoramic views over the city and Indian Ocean.
Swan Reach Museum is a community-run history museum in Swan Reach on the Murray River in the Mid Murray Council area of South Australia. Housed in historic buildings on Nildottie Road, it preserves and displays artefacts relating to riverboat trade, agriculture, irrigation and local Aboriginal heritage. The collection includes photographs, machinery, domestic items and river memorabilia documenting settlement from the late 19th century and the town's role as a river port.
Thailand Science Park is Thailand's first science and technology park located in Khlong Luang District, Pathum Thani, north of Bangkok. Operated by the National Science and Technology Development Agency (NSTDA), it houses research centers, laboratories, incubators and private R&D companies. Established in 2002 on Phahonyothin Road near Thammasat University and the Asian Institute of Technology, it serves as a hub for innovation, technology transfer and industry collaboration rather than a conventional tourist attraction.