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The Journal of the Australian Library and Information Association is the flagship journal of the Australian Library and Information Association (ALIA). It is a quarterly publication for information science researchers, information professionals, related disciplines and industries. The Journal aims to stimulate discussion and inform practice by showcasing original peer reviewed research articles and other scholarly papers about, or relevant to, the Australian and Southern Asia Pacific regions. Authors from the full range of information professions and areas of scholarship are invited to contribute their work to the Journal. Peer review statement: All Research and Research-in-Practice articles in JALIA have undergone double-blind peer review. Information-in-practice papers will undergo editorial screening. Source

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ALIA SNGG: Register for #GLAMRmatch 2025 Networking and professional development event held physically & online across Australia. Location: Online RSVP Date: 07-February-2025 ALIA NSW: End of Year Networking and Awards Night ALIA NSW Library Excellence Awards and End of Year Networking event. Location: Sydney Registration full ALIA CPD Scheme Log-A-Thon 2024 Are your ALIA CPD Scheme hours up to date?
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In the second Research Review Seminar of 2024, we will meet two of the three-person researcher team awarded the 2024 ALIA Research Grant Award worth $10,000. Dr Kay Oddone (CSU) and Tabitha Merrell (CSU) (Dr Lizzie Tait (UniSA) will unfortunately be travelling). The researchers and practitioners will be undertaking a project titled Voices of change: Harnessing LIS Student Insights to Transform Information Literacy Education with Gen AI and Universal Design for Learning.
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After another fantastic year in the GLAM land of libraries, we would like to invite you to lunch at Bendooley Estate, where we will dine amongst the books inside the Berkelouw Book Barn. This is a chance for us to get together to share stories of the year that has been. For those that are interested, there is also a winery on site, and you may choose to stay on after lunch to peruse the books (and perhaps bring some home with you) or book a wine tasting as there is vineyard onsite.
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Join us to celebrate excellence in the Library and Information sector. The NT Library and Information Excellence Award recognises individuals who have shown excellence in the LIS sector within the Northern Territory. Hosted by ALIA GLAM Top End and ALIA Board Director, Lisa Bateman. The presentation is a great opportunity to meet colleagues and be inspired by your peers in the NT while enjoying some light refreshments.
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Join ALIA Island for pizza, nibbles, and drinks to celebrate the end of 2024 In the Hanging Garden. Food and drinks are available for purchase by attendees at their own expense. This will be a casual event and you can drop in at any stage during the allocated time but please complete the registration so we know to expect you.
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Join us for a midday chat to wrap up the year and talk about 2025. Discussion/Chat. Catch up for the end of the year to meet, discuss 2025, and warm-up before the in-person ALIA Island End-of-Year Catch-Up at the Hanging Garden. Tuesday, 3 December 2024   12 pm - 1 pm   AEDT Online webinar Zoom - a link will be sent the day prior.
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Calling all library technicians! Meet the ALIA Library Technicians executive committee and join us for an hour of fun, celebration and networking. 26 November 2024 6:30pm - 7:30pm AEDT Online webinar Zoom - a link will be sent the day prior.
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About ALIA Information Online Conference ALIA information Online provides the platform as a meeting point for the library and Information industry across Asia-Pacific. This year’s conference, Transformation & Disruption, will take place virtually on Tuesday, 18 March, Wednesday, 19 March, and Thursday, 20 March 2025. Each day will cover a specific theme for discussion: Indigenous Knowledges, Greening GLAMR, and AI and the Future of Library Technology.
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Australians are borrowing six books a year as public libraries see strong growth post-pandemic

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Canberra, 29 October: Australians are borrowing six books a year from their public library on average and are more likely to be borrowing an ebook or audiobook than they were pre-pandemic, according to the latest Public Library Statistical Report, released today.
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ALIA National Simultaneous Storytime - 2025

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Hardie Grant Children's Publishing and the author Deborah Frenkel and the illustrator Danny Snell have given the below permissions for NSS 2025. On all occasions the below permissions will be limited to only the date of the event and to publicity surrounding the event: Registered participants may use the provided PDF of the book on whiteboards and/or projection screens.
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Kennan, Mary Anne