Open Days | Whitlam Family Home, Cabramatta

For a limited time in 2026, visit 32 Albert Street, Cabramatta — the home where Gough Whitlam lived, worked, and began his journey to the Prime Ministership.

Open to the public on select dates only.

This modest suburban home was at the heart of Whitlam’s connection to his community.

As Member for Werriwa, he welcomed constituents into his living and dining rooms: conversations that helped shape a nation.

More than a historic site, this is an intimate look at the personal and political life of one of Australia’s most transformative leaders.

Each 30-minute experience includes:
• A short guided introduction
• Time to explore the home at your own pace

🎟️ Tickets: $10

Bookings essential, limited capacity

Saturdays: 2 May, 5 September, 7 November

• Located in a residential street, please respect neighbours
• Limited street parking available
• Alternative parking: Holiday Inn Warwick Farm (355 Hume Hwy), 4-minute walk
• Public transport: Cabramatta Station (1 km)

Please note: the home is not yet wheelchair accessible. We are working to improve access.

The Whitlam Institute at Western Sydney University preserves and shares the legacy of Gough Whitlam through research, exhibitions and public programs.