This five-part series retraces the fascinating and tumultuous history of the iconic Sydney Harbour Bridge. Listen now on iTunes, Google Podcasts or Soundcloud.
These recently digitised photographs by Roger Marchant from the 1970s and 80s are a time capsule of the early alternative lifestyle movement in Australia.
The Library actively collects material relating to the publishing industry, including the history of printing, paper making, book binding, intaglio, lithography and other production techniques.
One hundred years after troops landed at Gallipoli, the Library commissioned five professional photographers to document what the people of New South Wales did on 25 April 2015.
In 1875, some of the world’s largest ever wet-plate glass negatives were made in Sydney by photographer Charles Bayliss for Bernard Holtermann. In 1982, one of the plates broke into hundreds of pieces.
Hear from Sue Maslin, Debra Oswald, Nicole Chamoun and Councillor Jess Scully discussing ‘WOMENS’ WORK’ the role of women writers, exciting work being produced in the stage and screen industries, future opportunities and challenges.
