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Keep informed with what's happening across the State Library of Queensland's websites in 2009 - new web content being launched, and major changes to existing content that may be of interest to you. (This page is also available as a web feed in RSS format - see information to the right.)
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03 Jul 2009
Storylines
Check out the first two stories in Storylines: The journey from Yassou to g'day and Becoming Queensland
03 Jul 2009
At our table blog
Discover traditions, recipes and conversations or share your own food history and recipes online.
01 Jul 2009
Queensland at Home
Robert Davidson and Topology present Queensland at Home, a presentation of some of Queensland's history using footage and oral histories from State Library's archives.
29 Jun 2009
Image of the week - 29 June 2009
Doctor O'Leary of the Royal Flying Doctor Service makes an injured stockman comfortable for a flight to Mt. Isa
26 Jun 2009
New ebooks at SLQ
Researching climate change? Or doing an assignment on ancient Egypt? As part of our ongoing commitment to providing quality information resources to all Queenslanders, State Library has recently purchased a further 31 e-reference titles for our online collections. You can use them from the State Library, or from home using your e-services card. They include Encyclopedia of internet technologies and applications, Climate change in context, Oxford encyclopedia of theatre and performance and Oxford encyclopedia of women in world history.
You can access these on our website through Gale Virtual Reference Library or Oxford Reference Online using the One Search catalogue e-resources tab.
26 Jun 2009
Tickets selling fast for The Queen of Colours
Starting on 30 June, The Queen of Colours is sure to be a sell out show. Based on the children's book by German author Jutta Bauer, this delightful production features painting, shadow puppetry, video projection, storytelling… and a live accordion player.
22 Jun 2009
Final call for YWA
Pick up the pen and start writing - Young Writers Award closes soon
Aspiring young writers have until Monday 20 July to enter their short story in the State Library of Queensland Young Writers Award for a chance to win $2,000 cash.
22 Jun 2009
Three new virtual scores
Australian anthem with words by James Brunton Stephens and music by Richard Thomas Jefferies is an example of a patriotic song, many of which were composed during World War One.
Brothers in arms: patriotic song with words and music by R. Molyneux Herbert was composed in the 1890s.
Loved and lost by Reginald Isbell is an early twentieth century art song.
22 Jun 2009
Image of the week - 22 June 2009
Estate map of Baroona Estate showing allotments to be sold by Arthur Martin & Co, auctioneers.
17 Jun 2009
Picture Queensland available through One Search
The Picture Queensland collection formerly available through the Queensland Digital Library has now been integrated into the State Library's One Search service. Search for almost 50,000 images from the photographic collections of the State Library of Queensland's John Oxley Library, reflecting Queensland's people and places, past and present.
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Last updated: 11th June 2009
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