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Community Heritage Grants

Helping to preserve our cultural heritage

Community Heritage Grants: Preparing for an assessment

A list of steps to take to prepare for a significance assessment or a preservation needs assessment.

Community Heritage Grants: Recruiting an appropriate assessor

Before recruiting an assessor, organisations should consider whether they are ready to undertake an effective, productive significance assessment.

Composer and conductor scores

The Library holds several smaller archives of individual Australian composers. Conductor’s scores are generally manuscript material and annotated with performance marks.

Computers, internet and wifi

Free access to computers, the internet and wifi

Conditions for filming items from the Pictures Collection

To minimise handling of the rare and unique items in the Pictures Collection, the Library provides a photographic service.

Congratulations to former Assistant Director-General Margaret Burn

Margaret Burn was appointed as a Member of the Order of Australia (AM) for her service to library and information science.

Connecting law, religion and politics with the history of blasphemy in Indonesia

Hear from Dr Rafiqa Qurrata A'yun, one of our 2024 Asia Study Grant recipients, about her research.

Connections to Country

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Explore early European encounters with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art through the work of William Westall and engage students in considering the cultural significance of special places.

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