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Megan Herbert humbly asked for a recount when she received the call she’d won the 2024 Political Cartoonist of the Year award.

Cost-of-living pressures, rising interest rates, the Voice referendum, and climate change are serious concerns for many – but they have their lighter, more humorous sides, as the latest Behind the Lines exhibition of political cartoons at the Museum of Australian Democracy (MoAD) shows.

The Museum of Australian Democracy has appointed Stephanie Bull as its new director for the next five years.

This year’s iteration of Canberra’s perennially favourite Behind the Lines exhibition at the Museum of Australian Democracy (MoAD) explores the year that was in its latest theme ‘Off the Planet’.

The Museum of Australian Democracy (MoAD) today reopens four months after a fire at the doors of the building caused extensive damage.

Old Parliament House, home of the Museum of Australian Democracy (MoAD), will reopen to the public in April after the December fire.

A fire at the doors of Old Parliament House in Canberra has caused extensive damage to the front of the building as protesters were dragged away by police.

At the opening of MoAD's Behind the Lines exhibition, Sydney-based artist Glen Le Lievre was named 2021 Political Cartoonist of the Year.

It’s that wonderful time of the year again when the Museum of Australian Democracy (MoAD) open annual exhibition, Behind the Lines 2021.

Here are 10 fun rainy day activities around Canberra for the kids and grown-ups to do, no matter their rainy-day mood.

The Museum of Australia Democracy (MoAD) is abuzz following the opening of its latest exhibition, answering the perplexing question ‘what do honeybees and democracy have in common?’ HiveMind: Honeybees, Democracy and Me officially...

From family activities and trails, to restored heritage areas and contemporary exhibitions, MoAD is an inspiring experience in one building.

A collection of works by Australia’s political cartoonists depicts the “dog’s breakfast” that's been 2020 in MoAD's Behind the Lines 2020.

MoAD today announced the national institution will reopen their lower galleries to the public from 15 June, as large-scale renovation works continue.