This strategic vision outlines how the National Library of Australia will make it possible for all Australians to connect with their rich national heritage.

This strategy commits the National Library to expand the range of collections available digitally, enabling engagement with audiences in national and international conversations and securing the long-term digital preservation of collections.

The Collecting Strategy outlines the Library's priorities for collecting and identifying the areas for sustained focus over the next four years.

This policy outlines the key principles that underpin sustainable description activities and practices for material in the National Library of Australia’s collections.

This document outlines an adaptive Digital Strategy through which we will leverage capability from across the Library to respond to changes in our operating context, whilst continuing to deliver access to the digital collection and sustainable and innovative services to our partners and to the Australian public.

Our website, social media and email channels are a space where we can help people learn about, discuss and engage with the National Library and Trove’s collections, services and activities.

Policy for the consumption of food and drink by visitors in the reading rooms and other public areas of the Library.

The library and information community has adopted a range of standards that facilitate the interchange of library data, promote the inter-operability of library systems, and support the operation of national and international networks of libraries.

The Privacy (Australian Government Agencies - Governance) APP Code 2017 (Cth) requires that all agencies must conduct a Privacy Impact Assessment for all high privacy risk projects.

While continuing our onsite excellence, we will accelerate opening up the Library’s collections and experiences to a dispersed and diverse Australian community.