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.
Australian readers never tire of new crime fiction and this talk brings together two authors from the genre, PeterCotton and Richard Anderson who will be in conversation with crime writing specialist and academic Rachel Franks.
The Fairfax media organisation has played a pivotal role in the history of the media in Australia, and in 2017 the Library became the custodian of this extensive business archive. This forum brings together contemporary researchers working on various aspects of Australian media, publishing history, print culture and the digital humanities.