Melbourne Holocaust News Today

It was the 80s and our two boys were small the last time I was in Singapore. I remember a lush tropical Island, shopping on Orchard Road, Singapore Slings at...

The Melbourne Holocaust Museum has unveiled its new brand identity, designed in partnership with CHEP Network. The museum, formerly the Jewish Holocaust Centre, was renamed and redeveloped in April and is now open to the public, with a vision to ignite visitors’ sense of humanity, kindness and

On Tuesday, Margaritis Schinas, Vice President for the Promotion of the European Way of Life, commenced his visit to Australia with the aim of strengthening EU-Australia cooperation from a people-centric perspective, particularly in the areas of security, skills, innovation, and culture.

More than 600 of Australia’s business, political, sporting and community leaders have signed a statement rejecting hatred and discrimination.

Hamas to release 50 hostages after Israel agrees to a four-day ceasefire; the government announces plans to overhaul online safety and Argentina beats Brazil 1-NIL in their World Cup Qualifer.

The prime minister has vowed to put an end to rising anti-Semitism, amid heightened tension towards the Jew...

Holocaust survivors, politicians, diplomats and community leaders are set to attend the opening of the Melbourne Holocaust Museum....

Holocaust survivors, politicians, diplomats and community leaders are set to attend the opening of the Melbourne Holocaust Museum....

Tough new immigration detention laws come into effect from today, voters head to the polls in Melbourne's south-east for the Mulgrave by-election, and in formula one, an extraordinary first night at the Las Vegas Grand Prix for the Ferrari team.

With two museums in one facility, the Melbourne Holocaust Museum caters to audiences of all ages in telling powerful survivor stories.