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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.

Information for Friends

Friends work together to encourage public and private support for the Library and its collections and resources.

The Legend of Jessie Hickman: Australia's 'Lady Bushranger'

The story of Australia's 'Lady Bushranger' is bought to life in a new picture book from NLA Publishing.

Freedom of information (FOI)

If you are seeking access under the Freedom of Information Act 1982 to documents we hold you need to apply in writing

Corporate plans

The Corporate Plan is the principal planning document that outlines the National Library’s purpose, priorities and proposed actions.

The Legend of Jessie Hickman

Mark Greenwood, illustrated by Frané Lessac

FOI 5/25

Information relating to why the National Library of Australia's Indigenous Cultural and Intellectual Property Protocol applies to a print within the collection

FOI 6/25

Documents received from the public relating to Trove users and documents outlining actions taken in response to any complaints

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