The wonder of Winsome
Explore curiosity and asking questions.
The wonder of Winsome, written by Kath Murdoch with illustrations by Sharyn Madder, tells the story of a child full of curiosity and questions.
MoAD and the Courtyard Cafe are open. Some exhibitions and rooms will be closed from September 2025 for essential building works. Learn more
The wonder of Winsome, written by Kath Murdoch with illustrations by Sharyn Madder, tells the story of a child full of curiosity and questions.
Use this resource to begin a discussion about social media use, safety and balance.
Explore the gardens on either side of Old Parliament House.
A hands-on exhibition with craft, stories, role play and games to foster imagination, inclusion and community.
Paper fortune tellers, also known as chatterboxes, are a form of origami.
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