<sod>In 1964 t'''he South Sea Islands Museum''' was founded in [[Cooranbong, New South Wales|Cooranbong]], to display artifacts collected by [[Seventh day Adventist|Seventh-day Adventist]] [[missionaries]], who entered  [[Australia]] in 1885 and expanded into [[New Zealand]], [[Papua New Guinea]], [[Solomon Islands]], [[Gilbert Islands|Gilbert]] and [[Marshall Islands|Ellis Islands]], [[Fiji]], [[Tonga]], [[Kiribati]], [[Samoa]], [[Cook Islands]], [[Tahiti]] and [[Pitcairn Islands]] . Additional information and records of the region are kept at the [[Adventist Heritage Centre]] which is located within the Library of the [[Avondale College|Avondale College of Higher Education]], campus in [[Cooranbong]]<ref>{{cite web|author=South Sea Islands Museum |url=http://www.ssimuseum.adventistconnect.org/ |title=South Sea Islands Museum - Home |publisher=Ssimuseum.adventistconnect.org |date= |accessdate=2016-03-31}}</ref><eod>
<sod>In 1964 t'''he South Sea Islands Museum''' was founded in [[Cooranbong, New South Wales|Cooranbong]], in [[New South Wales]], [[Australia]], to display artifacts collected by [[Seventh day Adventist|Seventh-day Adventist]] [[missionaries]], who entered  [[Australia]] in 1885 and expanded into [[New Zealand]], [[Papua New Guinea]], [[Solomon Islands]], [[Gilbert Islands|Gilbert]] and [[Marshall Islands|Ellis Islands]], [[Fiji]], [[Tonga]], [[Kiribati]], [[Samoa]], [[Cook Islands]], [[Tahiti]] and [[Pitcairn Islands]] . Additional information and records of the region are kept at the [[Adventist Heritage Centre]] which is located within the Library of the [[Avondale College|Avondale College of Higher Education]], campus in [[Cooranbong]]<ref>{{cite web|author=South Sea Islands Museum |url=http://www.ssimuseum.adventistconnect.org/ |title=South Sea Islands Museum - Home |publisher=Ssimuseum.adventistconnect.org |date= |accessdate=2016-03-31}}</ref><eod>