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Concession | $12
Family | $38
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Children under 5 years | Free of charge
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Several of our museums and historic houses are reopening. Please check the latest news about property reopening dates or individual property pages for more details. You can also discover our places, stories and collections online and across our social channels. Stay connected to be inspired and entertained.
Step into the dark side of Sydney’s past with a visit to the Water Police station and courts that once made up one of the city’s busiest legal hubs. Crooks and cops, thugs and judges, locals and drifters, the guilty and the innocent have all left their stories here. With its 1890s holding cells, offices, charge room and courts, the museum draws you into a world of crime, punishment and policing, from bushrangers, sly grog and razor gangs to forensics. A vast archive of crime scene photography and mug shots reveal more than a century of underworld Sydney.
News from Justice & Police Museum
New online
Moonlite at the Sydney MintTuesday 9 February 2016
If you’ve ever visited The Mint on Sydney’s Macquarie Street, chances are you have walked in the footsteps of an infamous Australian bushranger, ‘Captain Moonlite’.
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Explosive excesses: New Year's Eve in SydneyTuesday 29 December 2015
The sounds of New Year's Eve in Sydney have changed over time, from explosive devices to fireworks.
Christmas
Season's greetingsThursday 24 December 2015
Media release
Travel back to 1969 at Justice & Police MuseumTuesday 8 September 2015
100 years of women in policingThursday 3 September 2015
Today Sydney celebrates 100 years of Women in Policing with a street parade from Parliament House, Macquarie...
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WW1: stories from our museums
Often poignant and sometimes heartbreaking, the stories reveal combatants, pacifists, patriotic fundraisers and anti-war activists, explore broader narratives of patriotism and expressions of jingoism, and touch on the aftermath of war and the memorialisation of those who enlisted.
