Bourke

The Back O' Bourke Gallery is the working commercial gallery of resident artist Jenny Greentree. The gallery houses Jen's Studio where she does most of her work. Other Bourke artists are also...

The Fort Bourke Stockade, which lies approximately 13 kilometres south of Bourke, was established in 1835 by Sir Thomas (Major) Mitchell. Mitchell had bad relations with the local Aborigines...

On February 17th 1993, Professor Fred Hollows was laid to rest in the red dirt of Bourke. Fred is best remembered for his very public work in Eritrea He began his work with the Cataract Blindness...

Bourke is a fine diverse town rich with history and a great future. You could easily spend 2 weeks here and still not see all that this little town has to offer. Call into the Visitor...

Gundabooka National Park covers an area of 43,000 hectares. The main feature of the park's landscape is the Gundabooka Range, which rises to a height of 500 metres at Mount Gundabooka. From the...

Captain Charles Stuart was the first white man to set foot on Mt Oxley in 1828. The craters on Mt Oxley may provide a clue to one of the persistent mysteries of the Outback. Sturt reported...

The Back O'Bourke Exhibition Centre has recently been redeveloped as a world class facility nestled in a spectacular natural setting amongst the river red gums on the banks of the Darling...