Hopes & Fears: Australian Migration Stories showcases how migrants, who have come from all parts of the globe, have helped to make Australia one of the most diverse nations in the world.

This is one of the unexpected stories of Fred Ward aka Captain Thunderbolt, who was known as the ‘gentleman bushranger’.

Australians love dogs—big dogs, little dogs, fluffy couch potatoes and hardy working dogs.

With the Opalgate Foundation’s support, we are creating a new lifelong learning space on our website.

A letter from Sir John Franklin to Captain John Washington from 1839 was recently acquired by the Library.

To celebrate 10 years of this classic children’s title, NLA Publishing is producing an anniversary edition of Have You Seen My Egg?.

Nature enthusiasts and booklovers alike are in for a treat as the second edition of the bestselling NLA Publishing title World Heritage Sites of Australia will be released.

A new title from NLA Publishing combines daily snapshots from Australian photographic pioneer Frank Hurley’s Antarctic diaries into a moving documentary poetry collage.

Telling Lives is a captivating anthology of these lectures, featuring contributions from 17 renowned authors.

Tess Scholfield-Peters tells her grandfather’s story with three intertwining threads.

See some of the stories contained in the Hanho Times Korean community newsletter.

Thanks to a gift from the Susan and Isaac Wakil Foundation, we are digitising performing arts material from our incredible collection.