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Leading Museums, Museum Leaders

Welcome to the site of the Council of Australasian Museum Directors (CAMD).  CAMD represents the leaders of the major national, state and regional museums in Australia and New Zealand who work to enhance and promote museums and the collecting sector in the Australasian region.

CAMD museums were visited over 80 million times over the last five years.  Find out more at MUSEUMS COUNT – statistics from the sector.

Why Museums Matter



Museums are special places of learning and inspiration.

They tell our national stories and bring us together.

Museum research helps us discover the world around us.

Museums are a unique part of the fabric of community life.

Collections preserve cultural memory and contribute to a creative future.

Museums showcase our region to the world.

Positions Vacant » View All
» Digital Experience Producer – AWMM
» Collection Technician, Natural Sciences – AWMM
» Project Coord, Natural Sciences – AWMM
» Digital Project Manager – AWMM
» Asst Producer, Architecture & Design Progs – SLM
» Project Relocations Mgr, Project Discover – AM
» Facilities Management Officer – NMA
» Curator (ACMI Renewal) – ACMI
» Narmbool Education Officer – Sovereign Hill
Latest News » View All
Fred & Myrtle’s Paua Shell House at CM
‘surprise & delight’
Fostoria – dinosaur discovered by
& named for opal-miner – AM’s holotype
Arts – It’s time to be honest about failure
- numbers & on-going funding misleading
Public value: how can it be measured?
eg’s from culture & heritage (& health)
Guggenheim workers are looking to unionize
as wages stagnate and demands increase
Art world unfunded
Lithuania at Venice - a poster child
Art world going green?
Waste not want not
QM’s $16.2M for expanded off-site research
& biodiversity collection storage facility
Sarah Hitchcock PSM Head of Commemoration
& Visitor Engagement, AWM receives QB Hon
WW1 Events & Activities

ww1_pinCAMD members are commemorating the WWI centenary with exhibitions and events.
Visit our WWI Calendar.

CAMD Members

Access the CAMD Members site.

 

CAMD’s Chair is Ms Daryl Karp,
Director – Museum of Australian Democracy at Old Parliament House

 

The next CAMD General Meeting will be held on Monday 13th & Tuesday 14th May 2019 at the Museum of Central Australia in Alice Springs.

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