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What's On in June 2024 at the National Library

Come in from the cold and warm up with a variety of conversations and lectures at the National Library this June.

Useful copyright resources

A list of resources about copyright law, exceptions, organisations and ways of finding copyright owners

Hood Collection

About 240 recordings of folk music, folklore, and oral histories documenting family history, local history, work experiences, music and other arts.

Manuscripts

Our Manuscripts collections are wide ranging and provide rich evidence of the lives and activities of Australians who have shaped our society.

Ephemera

We have been selectively collecting Australian printed ephemera since the early 1960s so we can tell the story of Australian life, culture, and major events and issues.

Claasz Collection

Papers, books, pamphlets, maps and ephemera about Ceylon, with an emphasis on the tea industry, collected by Manfred Claasz.

Valente Collection

Around 6,000 books, mostly in Portuguese, mostly relating to literature, history and religion among many other topics.

Theatre research guide

Our collections document the history and development of dramatic and comic theatre in Australia.

Author talk: Look After Your Feet by Rosalie Ham

Canberra Writers Festival presented author Rosalie Ham for a special event focused on her new novel, Look After Your Feet.

Olive Cotton and Wolfgang Sievers with Helen Ennis

Renowned photographic historian Helen Ennis discussed her favourite images from these iconic artists. 

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