Look back on life in the 70s including politics, feminism, pop culture, news of the day, and more.

About 600 books and 66 serials, mainly relating to entomology and the natural sciences. Includes works on British entomology as well as Europe, North and South America. About one-third were published in the 18th and 19th centuries.

139 pencil drawings and watercolour paintings produced by Westall, all but 2 from the voyage of HMS Investigator (1801-03).  Capturing landscapes, coastal profiles, and Indigenous peoples, these works offer a vivid, accurate record of early Australian encounters. As one of the first professional artists to visit Australia, Westall’s collection is a significant historical and cultural treasure.

Weather is defined as ‘the state of the atmosphere with respect to wind, temperature, cloudiness, moisture, pressure,’ precipitation and sunshine.

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Explore the connections between living things, the environments they inhabit, and the forces that shape them. 

We joined Prof John Morrissey for a discussion about his recent Fellowship research focused on the environmental writing of renowned Australian poet and author Judith Wright.

About 15,500 items of sheet music and about 700 music albums from the late eighteenth century to the 1980s, as well as the personal papers of Snell.

Hear from Peter Crowley about his research for his debut book about surveyor Thomas Scott Townsend.

Use this guide to help find and access resources about the movements that have shaped social and cultural change in Australia.

The latest buzz at the Library is that 50 new photos of beekeeping in Australia are now available online. 

Oral history interviews with people involved in all aspects of forest and around photographs depicting various aspects of forests and forestry work.

Explore natural landmarks including lakes, caves, beaches and forests around Australia with the Library's collection.