John Curtin College of the Arts is named after one of Australia‘s greatest Prime Ministers. The site on which the college is built was used in many ways prior to the construction of buildings in the 1950s.
The first significant use of the site was by the Nyungar people who lived near the Swan River before European Settlement. The limestone hill featured in the story of the Wagyl, and it is also believed that the hill was used to observe movement along the bush tracks leading south.
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