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The craft of historical fiction

The Friends of the Library delved into the craft of historical fiction writing with authors Alison Goodman and Sue Williams.

Power and vision: Australia and the South Pacific Commission

2025 National Library of Australia Fellow Dr Alexis Bergantz shared his Fellowship research on the history of the South Pacific Commission.

Early Photography in Colonial Australia

We examined the arrival and early practice of photography in the Australian colonies.

Learn with the curators of 1975: Living in the Seventies

In this webinar we discussed items in the 1975: Living in the Seventies exhibition with the Library's Exhibitions team.

Living Collection: The music of Luke Styles

Through musical performance and conversation, we explored the Library's collection of works by acclaimed composer Luke Styles.

Book launch: The Shortest History of Australia

Renowned historian Mark McKenna sat down with Frank Bongiorno to discuss Mark's new book and how it came together.

Collection viewing: A treasure trove of tales for children

The Friends of the Library presented their annual collection viewing event.

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 kicked off the 2025 Canberra Writers Festival program at the National Library.

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