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Exhibitions 2000-2009

A list of our exhibitions held from 2000 to 2009.

Exhibitions 1992-1999

A list of our exhibitions held from 1992 to 1999.

Exhibitions 2020-2021

Explore our exhibitions from 2020 and 2021, captured by the Australian Web Archive.

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Discovering Millicent Armstrong with Dianna Nixon

The Friends of the National Library invited Dianna Nixon of Music Theatre Projects Ltd to share her 9 year journey uncovering the life and work of the playwright, Millicent Armstrong.

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The Colonies

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Explore how the arrival of the First Fleet in 1788, bringing convicts, soldiers, and settlers to Gadigal Country, marked a turning point in Australia’s history that initiated profound changes to the land and its peoples.

Refugees

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Examine the journeys and challenges of refugees to Australia and reflect on government policies related to asylum and detention in this learning resource.

Selling the dream

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Understand how advertising to attract migrants and visitors is linked to Australia's immigration policies with this teaching resource.

Becoming Australian

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Explore the different ways and reasons that people came to Australia and stayed through the personal migration stories of Kwong Mui Ying, Lorenzo Abrogar Gamboa and Thomas Frankovitz.

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