Current Exhibitions
WA Bravery: The ANZAC Victoria Cross Story
TUES 15 APRIL - SUN 1 JUNE 2025
A travelling exhibition celebrating the Western Australian recipients of the Victoria Cross, the highest award for acts of bravery in wartime. Developed by Tony Banner, a fifth-generation soldier who has lived a life filled with passion for community service and all things military, this exhibition pays tribute to WA’s ANZAC legends who showed valour, courage and great bravery in the face of the enemy whilst serving their country. The ANZAC Victoria Cross Story has been developed to pay tribute to Australia and New Zealand’s military legends and to tell their stories.
Join creator Tony Banner for a special presentation on Sunday, 27 April, at the Bunbury Museum. To learn more and to secure your free ticket, visit the event page here. There is also the opportunity to meet Tony in person at the museum every Saturday afternoon throughout the exhibition.
Upcoming Exhibitions
Permanent Exhibition
The Museum’s permanent exhibition tells the unique stories of the South West's regional centre and the colourful characters who helped to make Bunbury the vibrant port city that it is today. From the oldest continuous living culture of the Wardandi Noongar Aboriginal Australians, to the shipwrecks and struggles of early migrants, convicts and wartime stories, daily life and local industry - the people of the region have all contributed to this city’s rich history.