The Whitlam Institute is pleased to open the Whitlam Prime Ministerial Home at 32 Albert Street, Cabramatta for public tours in 2025.

Saturday, 5 April 10.00am | 11.00am | 1.30pm
Saturday, 6 September 10.00am | 11.00am | 1.30pm
Saturday, 1 November 10.00am | 11.00am | 1.30pm

Gough Whitlam's home was intrinsically linked to his political life. As the Member of the Australian Parliament for Werriwa from 1952 to 1978, the home served as the backdrop to his service – constituents, seen approaching through the kitchen window as they walked up the driveway, were invited into the living or dining rooms to talk about their matters of concern. The home was a frequent host to political functions, celebrations of electoral victories, and sombre reflections on losses.

The Whitlam Institute and Western Sydney University have been fortunate to get the opportunity to preserve and restore the home, and we are proud to be able to share this vital part of our national heritage with the public.

This 30-minute tour will include a talk from an expert guide followed by a self-guided walk through the Whitlam Prime Ministerial Home. Tickets are $10 and bookings are essential.

Unfortunately, the site is not yet wheelchair accessible, but we are working to achieve greater accessibility for tours in the future.

Parking - Please note this is a residential street and we ask that you are considerate to the property's neighbours when parking. Alternative parking is available nearby at the Holiday Inn Warwick Farm - 355 Hume Hwy, Warwick Farm NSW 2170 which is 400 metres (approximately a 4-minute walk) from the house.

Public Transport – The nearest train station is Cabramatta Station, approximately 1 km from the venue. NSW Transport Info can assist with your trip planning.

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