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Staff picks for summer reading

The librarians of the National Library have put together their top picks for summer holiday reading.

Their words in your hands…

Unlocking the words of Captain Cook, Jane Austen, Banjo Patterson and other famous and everyday people is now possible thanks to technology that converts handwriting into text in Trove.

Behind the curtain of Australian classical music

Explore the cultural politics of Australian art music with 2023 National Library of Australia Scholar Stephanie Shon.

Public domain 2024

See some of the creative works from our collections have come out of copyright and into the public domain this year.

New Year Surprise!

Christopher Cheng, illustrated by Di Wu

2023 summer opening hours

Planning a visit to the Library around Christmas or New Year?

William Yang: Documenting Mardi Gras

Learn about one of Australia's great storytellers and his photography documenting Australia’s most fabulous parade.

Looking back on 2023

Let’s take a look back at what has been a busy year at the Library.

Where to find old architectural plans and drawings

Unfortunately, architectural plans have not commonly been kept as archives. This is particularly the case for commercial and residential buildings. However, there are a number of resources which you can try.

Staging nationhood in dance photographs with Dr Wesley Lim

Dr Wesley Lim presented a lecture on his 2023 National Library Fellowship research into the papers of dancer and choreographer Gertrud Bodenwieser.

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