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What to read this winter

Get some winter book recommendations to suit all reading moods.

Copyright position statements

The National Library endorses these position statements on copyright, issued by National & State Libraries Australasia (NSLA).

Researching a biography of scriptwriter and playwright Eleanor Witcombe

Learn about the fascinating career of Eleanor Witcombe with 2023 National Library Fellow and biographer Eleanor Hogan.

What’s on in July 2024 at the National Library

Escape the chilly weather this July at the National Library.

Winter Tales presents Dr Liz Allen

Dr Liz Allen delivered her presentation 'From accommodating to accommodated: How can Australia best support people from disadvantaged backgrounds?'

2024 National Library Bookshop pre-stocktake sale

End the financial year with a smile by picking up some Australian literature and unique gifts at reduced prices.

Book event: In conversation with Inga Simpson

Inga Simpson discussed her latest book Willowman with Holly Ferling.

Around the world: Maps and globes at the Library

Enjoy a glimpse of the Library's extensive maps collection.

Australian maps for family historians

Use this guide to find squatting and pastoral maps, parish surveys and real estate plans that provide invaluable insights into land ownership and movements across Australia.

First Australians language collections

Explore manuscripts and records that give a glimpse into the approximately 250 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander languages.

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