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School holiday activity: 1975 - 1 October, 10:30am

We travelled back 50 years with the Library’s Education team!

School holiday activity: 1975 - 1 October, 2:00pm

We travelled back 50 years with the Library’s Education team!

In Love with Tasmania: Heather Rose in conversation

Heather Rose and Karen Viggers kick off the 2025 Canberra Writers Festival program at the National Library.

Brazen Hussies: Then and now

We reflected on the women's liberation movement of the 1970s and examined what feminist activism looks like today. 

Author talk: Dream State by Eric Puchner

We joined internationally acclaimed American novelist Eric Puchner for a special event focused on his new novel, Dream State.

Fellowship talk: Defending Australian Territory

Honorary Fellow Associate Professor Andrew Carr discussed his research on the history of Australian defence policy.

Book launch: The Man Who Planted Canberra

We held a special book launch event for Robert Macklin's definitive biography of Charles Weston.

Teacher Professional Development with Clare Hallifax

Clare Hallifax presented a teacher professional development workshop along with educators and curators from the Library.

Archaeology of water with Dr Chris Carter

Dr Chris Carter and the Friends of the National Library hosted an enlightening talk about how water is essential for human survival.

Mapping the Unknown: Cartographers' strategies for navigating uncertainty

We explored early modern maps with cartographic historian Chet Van Duzer.

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