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Reform movement captured in satirical cartoons

A PIECE OF OUR POLITICAL HISTORY... The Kyabram Reform Movement was an integral political organisation which impacted the whole nation. A series of Punch Cartoons satirizing depicting the fall of the Victorian Peacock Government are currently on display at the Kyabram Town Hall Gallery, pictured with some of the displays is chairperson of the Kyabram Town Hall committee Vicki Neele. Photo: Stephanie Holliday

A series of Punch Cartoons satirizing the fall of the Victorian Peacock Government, as a result of the Kyabram Reform movement, are currently on display at the Kyabram Town Hall Gallery until November 26th.

The Kyabram Reform Movement was an integral political organisation which impacted the whole nation and was formed in 1901 at the Kyabram Mechanic’s Hall (now the Kyabram Town Hall).

The 121st anniversary of the first meeting of local people dissatisfied with injustices and government corruption, which inspired the works on display, will be commemorated on Sunday, November 13 at the hall.

A PIECE OF OUR POLITICAL HISTORY… The Kyabram Reform Movement was an integral political organisation which impacted the whole nation. A series of Punch Cartoons satirizing depicting the fall of the Victorian Peacock Government are currently on display at the Kyabram Town Hall Gallery, pictured with some of the displays is chairperson of the Kyabram Town Hall committee Vicki Neele. Photo: Stephanie Holliday

Kyabram Town Hall Gallery & Information Centre is open Monday through Saturday from 10am until 4pm. It is located at 199-209 Allen Street, and they can be contacted via email at info@kyabramtownhall.com.au or via phone on 5852 1546.

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