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  • Home
  • About
    • Australian Democracy
    • Key Objectives
    • Eureka Australia Committee
    • Eureka Week
  • Membership
  • Family Stories
    • Remembering John Joseph
    • Ancestor Stories >
      • Leigh Callinan
      • Maurice Hanrahan
      • Graeme McGregor
      • Margie O'Brien
      • Peter Lalor Philp
      • John Capp
  • Award
    • 2023 - Hugh De Kretser
    • 2023 - Phillip Moore
    • 2022 - STEVE BRACKS
    • 2019 - Tim Costello
    • 2018 - Adele Ferguson
    • 2017 - Patrick Dodson
    • 2016 - Phil Glendenning AM
    • 2015 - Father Frank Brennan
    • 2013 - Museum of Australian Democracy at Eureka (M.A.D.E.)
    • 2011 - Dr. Anne Beggs-Sunter
    • 2010 - Margaret Rich
    • 2009 - John Molony
    • 2008 - Weston Bate
  • News & Events
    • LIBERTY! Newsletter
    • Events
    • Eureka Australia on Facebook
  • Eureka Melbourne Democracy Walking App
  • Eureka Story
  • Ballarat Reform League Charter
  • The Diggers March

The Eureka Australia Democracy Walking App

Walk the Eureka Rebellion - in Melbourne!

This walking tour of the Melbourne CBD shows the long-term impact of the Eureka Rebellion on democratic development in Victoria and the Australian nation. It will take you through the city, show you places of significance and identify individuals critical to the unfolding story of political reform in the aftermath of the struggle at Ballarat.

The story begins at the Old Melbourne Gaol, where prisoners taken at Eureka were held for trial; you will visit the site of public meetings where the fate of the prisoners was passionately debated; and learn of the impact of Eureka on the development of true representative government that we enjoy today.

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The app gives full directions to the next site, with photos, written and spoken text.

Downloading the App is easy – just go to Google Play (android phones) or iTunes store (Apple) and type in Eureka Australia Descendants and Supporters. Download and go!
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Download Eureka Australia Walking App on App Store for iPhone and iPad
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