Getting to the Library just got easier. 🙌 If you're heading to the city on the new Sydney Metro, here's how to reach the Library in under 5 minutes. 1️⃣ Get off at the Martin Place stop 2️⃣ Follow the signs for the Hunter Street exit 3️⃣ Take the escalators (or lift) up to street level 4️⃣ Walk up Hunter Street for a few minutes 5️⃣ Cross the road at Macquarie Street And you'll reach the Library! Whether you're looking for a quiet spot to study, a place to meet with friends, or free exhibitions

Introducing one of our greatest collections! Library Fellow Tess Gardner has been delving into the archives of George Morrison (1862–1920), an Australian journalist and political advisor working in China in the early 1900s. This huge collection contains roughly 320 boxes of diaries, photographs, postcards, maps, newspapers and more. It provides a rich record of Morrison’s life and times, including over 20 years in China travelling, covering and, in many cases, participating in the main events of

What does NAIDOC Week mean to you? Our staff share their thoughts. This year, we're celebrating First Nations history, culture and storytelling with free events, exhibitions and activities. Join us for guided tours of 'The Country Cries for Truth', a new exhibition by Bundjalung artist Dr Bronwyn Bancroft. Come along for 'Blak in the stacks' and get up close with collection material with the Indigenous Engagement branch. Teachers can also enjoy free virtual excursions with authors and illustrato