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Using the Rare Books collection

Records for much of the Rare Books Collection are in our catalogue, but if you do not find the item you are looking for, please ask for help: the item may not yet be catalogued, or an alternative version may be available

Using the Pictures collection

How to find and use items in the Pictures collection.

Using the Oral History collection

A guide to requesting, accessing and publishing collection items in the Oral History and Folklore Collection.

Using the Maps collection

How to find and use items in the Maps Collection.

Using the Manuscripts collection

How to find and use items in the Manuscripts collection.

Using science research to aid conservation

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This topic uses an oral history interview with Bradley Norman talk about his research into Whale Sharks, particularly in reference to observations, data and evidence.

Using eResources for scholarly research

Learn how to use our eResources for scholarly research

Using AJCP

The Australian Joint Copying Project is now available online and every record and descriptive component in the original paper finding aids is now discoverable through multiple avenues.

Useful copyright resources

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

Untold histories: Chinese communities in Australia during the Cold War

Hear from 2023 National Library Fellow Dr Mei-Fen Kuo about her research into the impact of Chinese cafes during the Cold War.

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