06/08/2026
💙 A special story behind our support of Jeans for Genes Month
Many visitors to Cockington Green Gardens have admired the beautiful dolls house “Misrule”, but few know the remarkable story behind it.
Commissioned by Philippa Poole, the granddaughter of Seven Little Australians author Ethel Turner, Misrule was created to recreate the family home enjoyed by the seven little Australians. Today, it is on long term loan to Cockington Green Gardens, where it continues to delight visitors of all ages.
For many years, Doug and Brenda Sarah have shared a close and longstanding relationship with the Children’s Medical Research Institute (CMRI). It is a cause that has always been close to their hearts, and one the Sarah family is proud to continue supporting.
Throughout August, Cockington Green Gardens will donate 20% of every online General Admission ticket to CMRI as part of Jeans for Genes Month, helping fund vital research into childhood genetic diseases.
By simply booking your General Admission tickets online during August, you’ll not only enjoy a wonderful day exploring Cockington Green Gardens, but you’ll also be helping support life changing medical research for Australian children and their families.
A special thank you to Jennifer Phillips, Carolyn Forster and the entire CMRI team for the incredible work they do. We’re honoured to play a small part in supporting such an important cause.
Book online at:
🌐 www.cockingtongreen.com.au
20% of every online General Admission ticket purchased throughout August will be donated to CMRI. Excludes Family Tickets, Combined Tickets, 12 Month Passes and other promotional offers.