General library hours
Mon - Thu 10am - 8pm
Fri - Sun 10am - 5pm
Infozone (Lev. 1)
Mon - Thu 9am - 8pm
Fri 9am - 5pm
Sat - Sun 10am - 5pm
Business Studio (Lev. 1)
9am - 5pm daily
John Oxley Library (Lev. 4)
10am - 5pm daily
The Edge
Tue to Sat 12 - 8pm
Sun 12 - 6pm
kuril dhagun (Lev. 1)
10am - 5pm daily
The Corner (Lev. 1)
Open daily 10am - 3pm
Public holiday closures
Christmas Day 25 Dec
Boxing Day 26 Dec
New Year's Day 1 Jan
Good Friday
Cannon Hill building
996 Wynnum Rd
Cannon Hill Q 4170
(Note: no public facilities)
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201-205 Bunda St
Cairns Q 4870
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State Library of Queensland
PO Box 3488
South Brisbane QLD 4101
AUSTRALIA
Discover Queensland’s Indigenous languages
Use SLQ’s Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander language resources to learn words for animals, numbers, how to say g’day, and more.
Entries close Thu 31 Aug, 5pm
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Not your average book club…
Starts Mon 10 Jul for a limited, four-part series
The Edge | Ages 16+ | Free
Open daily from 5 May – 1 Oct
Philip Bacon Heritage Gallery, level 4
What does it mean to be free in Queensland?
Open daily until 1 Oct 2017
kuril dhagun, level 1
Creative reflections of the 1967 Referendum
Mon–Thu 10am–8pm
Fri–Sun 10am–5pm
SLQ South Bank
Detailed hours for special areas
Infozone (Level 1)
Mon–Thu 9am–8pm, Fri 9am–5pm, Sat–Sun 10am–5pm
Business Studio (Level 1)
Open Mon–Fri, 9am–5pm
John Oxley Library (Level 4)
Open daily 10am–5pm
The Corner (Level 1)
Open daily 10am–3pm
The Edge
Open Tue–Sat 12–8pm, Sun 12–6pm
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Our oldest collection item is a from ancient Iraq, dating to about 1850 B.C. Was your guess correct?
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Explore our range of online resources – journal & newspaper articles, family history, music, industry data & more. Free access onsite at South Bank & many available at home if you are an SLQ member.
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The Queensland Heritage Council recently announced that several buildings at Bundaberg State High School have been added to the Queensland Heritage Register. The Queensland Heritage Register is a list of…
On May 27, 1967, Australians voted in a referendum to change how Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people were referred to in the Constitution.
Explore personal stories, opinions and historical recordings of what happened.
Australian NSLA libraries, the ABC and AIATSIS have partnered to produce the Right Wrongs digital exhibition
Pictured: Aunty Celia Smith and Granny Monsell campaigning, Brisbane, 1967 (June Bond Collection, AIATSIS)
Pictured: Thomas Dowse, Brisbane Town Clerk, 1862—1868; Former convict 1824—1836
Pictured: Ronald Cora, ACPA Alumni
Community connection and advocacy to create, share & preserve Indigenous knowledge, ideas and experiences.
Indigenous Australian, Private George WATEGO, 26th Infantry Battalion. George WATEGO was born near Sydney, NSW in 1891 and was working as a labourer when he enlisted in Brisbane 26 April 1916.…
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