Murray Darling Basin Citizens Association

The Border Flywheelers Club, established in 1995, is dedicated to the collection, restoration, and exhibition of farming machinery, engines, and artifacts from the Murray Darling Basin. This club fosters a community of volunteers who are passionate about preserving agricultural history for future generations. In addition to showcasing tractors and equipment, the club is home to an impressive collection of household goods displayed by its active female members, including kitchen, laundry, hospital, and dining room artifacts. The museum also offers catering options for morning and afternoon teas, as well as group meal bookings upon request. Generated from the website

Murray Connect is a not-for-profit organization based in Barham, New South Wales, dedicated to empowering the local community through connection, knowledge exchange, and decision-making. With a focus on agriculture, environmental sustainability, and community wellbeing, they engage residents in projects that enhance resilience and address economic, social, and cultural needs. For over 20 years, Murray Connect has worked alongside various partners to foster community engagement and develop initiatives that reflect local priorities. They actively seek feedback from community members to ensure their programs are relevant and beneficial, thereby creating a platform for collective growth and collaboration. Generated from the website