Bunjilaka Aboriginal Cultural Centre (Museums Victoria) — Attraction in Melbourne

Absolutely gorgeous. Mum and I loved it. As this is a positive review it will get published by Google. If I had a bad experience at this place - based on my experience - Google reviews wouldn't publish it.

Just so it's clear the above remark is in no way directed towards Bunjilaka but towards Google reviews. Basically if you write a positive review (because you had a positive experience) it gets published but if you had a negative experience you can check a year later and chances are your negative review didn't get through. This is especially true for medical and aged care. I've seen negative comments towards receptionists and cleaners but never someone powerful - like a doctor. Hence you cannot trust Google reviews in respect to medical services. The dodgiest doctors will have a 5 star rating from multiple accounts who have given NO details. Probably staff being forced to put up...

Lovely cultural center that shows the diversity of the clans' craftsmanship. They have collections of woodworking, basketry and woven goods, utilitarian and for beauty. They also have a collection of wonderful photos of families that show the diversity of today's peoples, with some of their stories. There is a beautiful presentation of their origins story at the beginning of the exhibit that is...

Very thoughtful and informative exhibit. I really appreciated how all the information was told by indigenous perspectives. The information is heartbreaking but so important. Very educational and worth a visit to the museum in itself! This area is within the Melbourne Museum and access is gained with a general admission ticket, which is $15 for general public or free...