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Charlie Farrugia Senior Collections Advisor at Public Record Office Victoria is our guest blogger for March 2015. He updates us on the range of records now digitised, indexed and available… Read More ›
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Ned Kelly’s armour, rifle and death mask will be on loan to Bendigo Art Gallery until 8 July.
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The latest La Trobe Journal explores how more artists, printmakers and binders are creating and designing books than ever before.
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Victoria’s public libraries and the State Library have worked together in the lead-up to the Anzac centenary.
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More than 19,000 culture vultures descended on the Library for White Night Melbourne last weekend.
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Hear from bestselling young-adult authors during the 11th biennial Reading Matters conference in May.
People & professions, Such was life:
The Centennial Exhibition of 1888 at Melbourne’s Exhibition Buildings was a motza for women. Posh citizens complained about the lack of servants – young women had flocked to the better pay and free fun down at the exhibition.
Venture down history’s backstreets with this self-guided walking tour of bohemian Melbourne.
It’s always good to meet old friends on the new books shelf, and make a few new friends as well.
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For one day only the State Library and Wheeler Centre will be turned into your very own children’s playground.
