Australian Library Publishers' Society

Catalogue of Members' Publications

Fifth edition

Produced by the
Barr Smith Library
Adelaide University
2000

Acknowledgements

The Australian Library Publishers' Society wishes to thank
Patricia Hawke and Alan Keig for their assistance in the production of this catalogue.

Preface

The Australian Library Publishers’ Society was founded a decade ago to market the publications of several small library publishers, and to encourage publishing of this type in Australia. Of our twenty-five members, all except for the University of the South Pacific are in Australia, and the catalogue of their publications exceeds four hundred titles. In addition to libraries, our members include library associations, library schools and small independent publishers of library-related material.

Most of our publishing activities are non-profit, and as such it is not easy to achieve exposure in bookshops even though the publications themselves are valuable resources. ALPS is linked with the International Group of Publishing Libraries, and through that affiliation we are able to make some contact with overseas markets.

We have published our catalogue on the Web, thereby extending information about our publications. Many members have their own websites.

You can search our site at

www.library.adelaide.edu.au/ual/publ/alps

There are about one hundred new publications or editions in the fifth edition of the catalogue, which is an indication that library and related publishing is alive and well. The range of subjects is extensive, and the publications cover bibliographies, conference proceedings, videos, CD-ROMs, and textbooks. As is to be expected, Australian and Pacific studies features predominately in the listing.

This catalogue is designed as a trade catalogue, for easy selection purposes, and therefore does not contain the usual indexes of a bibliography.

It is with pleasure that ALPS presents its fifth catalogue of the publications of its members, and trusts that the quality and variety of publications presented will be of use and value to those interested in Australian studies.

Ray Choate, Convener

October 2000

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ALPS List of Members

ACER: Margaret Findlay, AUSTRALIAN COUNCIL FOR EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH, Cunningham Library, Private Bag 55, Camberwell, Victoria 3124. Tel (03) 9277 5553/Fax (03) 9277 5500. Email info@acer.edu.au

ALIA: Jennefer Nicholson, AUSTRALIAN LIBRARY & INFORMATION ASSOCIATION, 9-11 Napier Close, Deakin, Australian Capital Territory 2600.
Tel (02) 6285 1877/ Fax (02) 6282 2249. Email enquiry@alia.org.au

ARPS: c/- Margot Hyslop, AUSTRALIAN REFERENCE PUBLICATIONS, Borchardt Library, La Trobe University, Bundoora, Victoria 3083. Tel (03) 9479 2919/Fax (03) 9479 3018. Email m.hyslop@latrobe.edu.au

AUSL: Alan Bundy, AUSLIB PRESS, P.O. Box 622, Blackwood, South Australia 5051. Tel (08) 8278 4363/Fax (08) 8278 4000. Email info@auslib.com.au
URL www.auslib.com.au

CSUR: Ken Dillon/Gayner Eyre, CENTRE FOR INFORMATION STUDIES, CHARLES STURT UNIVERSITY, Locked Bag 675, Wagga Wagga, New South Wales 2678. Tel (02) 6933 2325/Fax (02) 6933 2733.
Email cis@csu.edu.au
URL www.csu.e.du.au/cis/

CURT: Lesley Carman-Brown, JOHN CURTIN PRIME MINISTERIAL LIBRARY,
GPOBox U1987, Perth, Western Australia 6845. Tel (08) 9266 4186/ Fax (08) 9266 4185. Email carmanbl@boris.curtin.edu.au URL www.john.curtin.edu.au

DEAK: Nicole Filbay, DEAKIN UNIVERSITY LIBRARY, Geelong Campus, Victoria 3217. Tel (03) 5227 2720/Fax (03) 5227 2437.
Email nlf@deakin.edu.au

HIST: Victor Crittenden BIBLIOGRAPHICA HISTORICA AUSTRALIAE, c/- Mulini Press, P.O. Box 82, Jamison Centre, Australian Capital Territory 2614. Tel (02) 6251 2519/Fax (02) 6251 2519.

IAML: Gordon Abbott, INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF MUSIC LIBRARIES, ARCHIVES AND DOCUMENTATION CENTRES (AUSTRALIAN BRANCH), Performing Arts Library, University of Adelaide, South Australia 5005. Tel (08) 8303 3687/Fax (08) 8303 4431. Email gordon.abbott@adelaide.edu.au

LATR: Margot Hyslop, LA TROBE UNIVERSITY LIBRARY, Bundoora, Victoria 3083. Tel (03) 9479 2919/Fax (03) 9479 3018.
Email m.hyslop@latrobe.edu.au

MONA: Stephanie Foott, MONASH UNIVERSITY LIBRARY, POBox 4, Monash University, Victoria 3800 Tel (03) 9905 5473/Fax (03) 9905 2610.
Email editors@lib.monash.edu.au

MONG: Graeme Johanson, ANCORA PRESS, School of Information Management, Monash University, 26 Sir John Monash Drive, Caulfield East, Victoria 3145. Tel (03) 9905 9233/Fax (03) 9903 2005. Email Graeme.Johanson@sims.monash.edu.au

NLAA: Melissa Bush, NATIONAL LIBRARY OF AUSTRALIA, Publications Branch, Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2600. Tel (02) 6262 1374
Fax (02) 6273 1084.
Email mbush@nla.gov.au

SLNS: Helen Sutherland, STANTON LIBRARY, NORTH SYDNEY COUNCIL, P.O. Box 12, North Sydney, New South Wales 2060. Tel (02) 9936 8400/Fax (02) 9936 8440.
URL www.northsydney.nsw.gov.au

SLNT: Antony Beale, NORTHERN TERRITORY LIBRARY, G.P.O. Box 42, Darwin, Northern Territory 0801. Tel (08) 8999 3929/Fax (08) 8999 6920.
Email antony.beale@nt.gov.au
URL www.nt.gov.au/nac/occpap.html

SLSA: Bronwyn Halliday, STATE LIBRARY OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA, G.P.O. Box 419, Adelaide. South Australia 5001. Tel (08) 8207 7202/Fax (08) 8207 7207.
Email Halliday.Bronwyn@slsa.sa.gov.au

SNSW: Tim Peach, STATE LIBRARY OF NEW SOUTH WALES, Macquarie Street, Sydney, New South Wales 2000. Tel (02) 9273 1514/Fax (02) 9273 1262

UADL: Ray Choate, UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE LIBRARY, Barr Smith Library, Adelaide, South Australia 5001. Tel (08) 8303 4064/Fax (08) 8303 4369 Email ray.choate@adelaide.edu.au

UCAN: Greg Jones, UNIVERSITY OF CANBERRA LIBRARY, P.O. Box 1, Belconnen, Australian Capital Territory 2616. Tel: (02) 6201 2051/Fax (02) 6201 5301.
Email gpj@cts.canberra.edu.au

UMEL: Susan Reidy, UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE LIBRARY, University of Melbourne, Parkville, Victoria 3052. Tel (03) 8344 4660/Fax (03) 8344 5138.
Email s.reidy@lib.unimelb.edu.au

UNSP: Jayshree Mamtora, PACIFIC INFORMATION CENTRE, UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH PACIFIC LIBRARY, P.O. Box 1168, Suva, Fiji. Tel (679) 212375/
Fax (679) 300830.
Email mamtora_j@usp.ac.fj

UNUL: Dr Julia Horne, Oral History Program in the UNSW Archives, University of New South Wales, Sydney, New South Wales 2052. Tel (02) 9385 2907/Fax (02) 9385 1228. Email archives@unsw.edu.au
URL www.oralhistory.unsw.edu.au

UQUE: Suzanne Parker, UNIVERSITY OF QUEENSLAND LIBRARY, St Lucia, Brisbane, Queensland 4072.
Tel (07) 3365 7065/Fax (07) 3365 7930.
Email s.parker@library.uq.edu.au

USAL: Alan Bundy, UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA LIBRARY, Underdale Campus, Holbrooks Road, Underdale, South Australia 5032. Tel (08) 8302 6260/Fax (08) 8302 6756. Email alan.bundy@unisa.edu.au
URL www.library.unisa.edu.au/libpubs/salespubs.htm

VUNI: Jane Odgers, VICTORIA UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, DEPARTMENT OF HOSPITALITY, TOURISM AND MARKETING, Footscray Campus (F111), P.O. Box 14428, Melbourne City, Victoria 3001. Tel (03) 9688 4413/Fax (03) 9688 4931.

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Ordering Information

Material should be ordered directly from the publisher. Please be aware that most publishers add a postage and handling charge. The actual charge will depend upon the publisher and the weight of the ordered material, but for purposes of estimated costs, this would be about $6.00 per item within Australia and $15.00 per item for international postage.

All prices quoted in the catalogue are in Australian dollars, except for the University of the South Pacific which is in Fiji currency.

The Australian Library and Information Association (ALIA) offers reduced prices for its members - these are not quoted in the catalogue, but may be obtained from the Association.

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ALPS Catalogue entries

Aboriginal Studies

1. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander protocols for libraries, archives and information services. Compiled by Alex Byrne et. al. Deakin, ACT, Published by ALIA for the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Library and Information resource Network, 1995. 43pp. 086804525X $15.00 ALIA
Guidelines addressing the needs and concerns of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders.

2. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander thesaurus. Compiled by H. Moorcroft and A. Garwood. Canberra, National Library of Australia, 1997. 79pp. 064210655X $35.40 NLAA

3. Black routes through the library: a guide to Aboriginal family and local history resources relating to NSW. Compiled by R. Briggs and M. Jackson, Sydney, State Library of New South Wales Press, 1996. 33pp. 0731066081 $9.50 SNSW

4. The Native tribes of South Australia, with an introductory chapter by J.D. Woods. Adelaide, Friends of the State Library of South Australia, 1998. (Australiana facsimile editions no.215) 1876154152 $82.00 (Deluxe edn $121.00) SLSA
Originally published 1879. Woods gathered together six publications which contain important ethnographic detail of especial significance today; illustrated.

6. Baumann, M. Aboriginal education. Darwin, Northern Territory Library, 1994. (Occasional papers no.46) $5.50 SLNT

7. Collins, B. Learning lessons - indigenous education in the Northern Territory. Darwin, Northern Territory Library and Information Service, 1999. (Occasional papers no.53) $5.50 SLNT

8. Coombs, H.C. Aborigines and development in Northern Australia. Darwin, State Library of the Northern Territory, 1991. (Occasional papers no.24) 9pp. 0724506292 $5.50 SLNT
The 'grand old man of Aboriginal Affairs', Dr. Nugget Coombs speaks of the effects economic and industrial/agricultural development has had on the country, and on the Aboriginal population.

7. Doolan, J. The founding of Maningrida. Darwin, Northern Territory Library Service, 1989. (Occasional papers no.7) 16pp. 0724504857 $5.50 SLNT
The story of the original founding of the Arnhem Land Aboriginal settlement of Maningrida in 1949.

8. Evans, T. Arnhem Land: a personal history. Darwin, Northern Territory Library Service, 1990. (Occasional papers no.12) 8pp. 0724505652 $5.50 SLNT
A former Patrol Officer gives a brief historical account of Arnhem Land and the Aborigines, concentrating on events after World War II.

9. Giese, H. Planning a program for Aborigines in the 1950s. Darwin, Northern Territory Library Service, 1990. (Occasional papers no.16) 13pp. 0724505415 $5.50 SLNT
Planning and putting into effect the new policies in Aboriginal affairs in the Northern Territory during the Hasluck years.

10. Jones, G. Aboriginal land rights legislation: an examination of the publications associated with Commonwealth legislation. Belconnen, A.C.T., Canberra College of Advanced Education Library, 1983. (Library reference guides no 4) 196pp. 0858892391 $9.00 UCAN
A self-education publication designed to illustrate the place of legal and government publications in the legislative process and the links between the publications.

11. Long, J. The go-betweens: the Patrol Officer Service in the Northern Territory. Darwin, State Library of the Northern Territory, 1992/93? (Occasional papers no.31) 0724507019 $5.50 SLNT
Looks at the early years of the Patrol Officer Service in the Northern Territory up to 1946.

12. Poignant, R. and A. Poignant. Encounter at Nagalarramba. Canberra, National Library of Australia, 1996. 170pp. 0642106657 $14.95 NLAA

13. Stack, E. Aboriginal pharmacopoeia. Darwin, Northern Territory Library Service, 1989. (Occasional papers no.10) 7pp. 0724505253 $5.50 SLNT
The story behind the last authentic native pharmacopoeia in the world, the Northern Territory government's bi-centennial project. Third Eric Johnson Lecture, 4 May 1988.

14. Stanton, V. Talking for country: the land and its song. Darwin, State Library of the Northern Territory, 1992/93? (Occasional papers no.37) 6pp. 0724507418 $5.50 SLNT
Vai Stanton, a member of the Kungarrakunj tribe in the Northern Territory's Top End, speaks with quiet fervour and conviction of her ties to the land and explains what her 'country' means to her.

15. Thawley, J. and S. Gauci. Bibliographies on the Australian Aborigine: an annotated listing. 2nd edn. Bundoora, Vic., La Trobe University Library, 1987. (La Trobe University Library publication no. 32) 44pp. 0858166623 $15.00 LATR

Antarctic Studies

1. Martin, S. A history of Antarctica. Sydney, State Library of New South Wales Press, 1996. 272pp. 0 31066014 $49.95 SNSW
Comprehensive work on Antarctica, drawn from the collections of the Mitchell Library including rare images, illustrations, maps, photographs.

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Art and Architecture

1. ARCH and AAPI 1984+ : Thesaurus of descriptors. 4th edn. North Sydney, N.S.W., Stanton Library, 1994. 21pp. 0909240132 $15.00 SLNS
Designed for use with AAPI and CD-ROM searching in ARCH. Includes a User Guide to ARCH.

2. ARCH: Australian architectural periodicals index on CD-ROM. Melbourne, Informit, 1990. [CD-ROM database] (contact RMIT Publishing, POBox 12471 A'Beckett Street, Melbourne 3006 for costs) SLNS
Part of the AUSTROM CD-ROM which includes a range of databases covering the environment, conservation, arts-related subjects, military history, architecture, planning, historic records, threatened species and Victorian memorials and significant sites. Three issues per year produced by Stanton Library, North Sydney, and Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology Libraries. Order forms available from Stanton Library. Subscription covers all databases (includes Arts, heritage, environment).

3. Artists' portraits. Compiled by G. Dutton. Canberra, National Library of Australia, 1992. 171pp. 0642105790 $9.95 NLAA

4. Australian architectural periodicals index: AAPI 1910-83. North Sydney, N.S.W., Stanton Library, 1984. [microfiche] 08172684 $50.00 SLNS
Supplement: AAPI 1984-97. 1992. [microfiche] $35.00 SLNS
Comprehensive indexing of architectural journals from Australia and New Zealand. Earlier journals may be incomplete sets.

5. Conrad Martens life & art CD-Rom [interactive multimedia]. Sydney, State Library of New South Wales Press, 1995. 0730589315. $29.95 SNSW
Hundreds of high resolution colour images, maps, index, zoom feature; for art lovers, researchers and students. Dual platform MAC/IBM.

6. The World upside down: Australia 1788-1830. Canberra, National Library of Australia, 2000. 58pp. 06421007130 $20.95 NLAA

7. Brown, J. K. and M. Maynard. Fine art exhibitions in Brisbane, 1884-1916. St. Lucia, Fryer Memorial Library, University of Queensland, 1980. (Fryer Memorial Library occasional publication no.1) 227pp. 0908471017 $3.75 UQUE
An index of exhibitions useful to students of Australian art, literature and history.

8. Cazneaux, H. Harold Cazneaux: the quite observer. 2nd edn Canberra, National Library of Australia, 1997. 80pp. 0642107955 $30.35 NLAA

9. Choate, R. Illustration index to Australian art. Bundoora, Vic., La Trobe University Library, 1990. (La Trobe University Library publication no.35) 326pp. 0858167182 $25.00 LATR
Index to illustrations in over 300 monographs and exhibition catalogues.

10. Cotton, O. Olive Cotton: photographer. Canberra, National Library of Australia, 1995. 71pp. 0642106495 $30.35 NLAA

11. Ellis, E. Conrad Martens: life & art. Sydney, State Library of New South Wales Press, 1994. 212pp. 073048917X $85.00 SNSW
Comprehensive work; a lively account with 125 color plates and an illustrated catalogue of works.

12. Finlay, E. Arcadian quest: William Westall's Australian sketches. Canberra, National Library of Australia, 1998. 064210798X. $19.95 NLAA

13. Harrison, P. Walter Burley Griffin, landscape architect. Canberra, National Library of Australia, 1995 (reprinted 1998). 105pp. 0642106452 $35.70 NLAA

14. Jones, D.J. A source of inspiration and delight; the buildings of the State Library of New South Wales since 1826. Sydney, Library Council of New South Wales, 1988. 0908449240 $9.95 SNSW

15. Kenyon, T. Under a hot tin roof: art, passion and politics at the Tin Sheds Art Workshop. Sydney, State Library of New South Wales Press in association with Power Publications, 1995. 152pp. 0730589331 $29.95 SNSW

16. Klepac, L. The genius of Donald Friend: drawings from the diaries 1942-1989. Canberra, National Library of Australia, 2000. 0642107254 $59.95 NLAA

17. Lawson, E. The natural art of Louisa Atkinson. Sydney, State Library of New South Wales Press, 1995. 143pp. 073058934X $24.95 SNSW
Survey of the life of a writer, naturalist, painter in the 1800s; Australian natural history and many colour plats of birds, animals and plants from the only surviving collection of her work.

18. Lee, E. A catalogue of Blake material in the Special Collections of the Barr Smith Library. Adelaide, Barr Smith Library, University of Adelaide, 1988. 55pp. $10.00 UADL
124 rare Blake items are described, including a copy of the 1821 edition of Thornton's Virgil.

19. Lycett, J. The Lycett album: drawings of Aborigines and Australian scenery. Canberra, National Library of Australia, 1990. 30pp. 0642105073 $9.95 NLAA

20. Neville, R.A.J. A rage for curiosity: visualising Australia 1788-1830. Sydney, State Library of New South Wales Press, 1997. 96pp. 0730566103 $24.95 SNSW
The novelty of things Australian inspired in British colonists a curiosity for collecting.

21. Steward, M. Margaret Coen: a passion for painting. Sydney, State Library of New South Wales Press, 1997. 151pp. 073106609X. $65.00 SNSW
The story of her life with poet Douglas Steward; features 80 colour plates of her work.

22. Tonkin, J. The glorious Antiphonal. Adelaide, The Friends of the State Library of South Australia, 1998. 26pp. 1876154187 $11.00. SLSA
The story of the acquisition, conservation and transformation onto the Internet of a 13th century antiphonal.

23. Watson, D. and J. McKay. A directory of Queensland architects to 1940. St. Lucia, Fryer Memorial Library, University of Queensland, 1984. (Fryer Memorial Library occasional publication no.5) 236pp. 0908471076 $6.25 UQUE
An index of architects who worked in Queensland from first settlement to 1940.

24. Watson, D. and F. Gardiner. Well made plans. St. Lucia, Fryer Memorial Library, University of Queensland, 1988. (Fryer Memorial Library occasional publication no.8) 39pp. 0908471106 $2.50 UQUE
Catalogue of an exhibition held in 1988 depicting drawings from the Queensland Architectural Archive in the Fryer Memorial Library.

25. Wright, J.K. The Shakespeare Library. Sydney, State Library of New South Wales, 1989. 0730561461 $1.95 SNSW
Describes the history and architectural features of the Shakespeare Library, State Library of New South Wales.

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Asian Studies

1. Asia access: a guide to English language resources for China, Japan and Korea. Asian Studies Research Library. Monash University Library. Melbourne, MONINFO, 1996. 130pp. 0646299727 $55.00 MONA
English language resources in humanities, social sciences, business, statistical sources, language textbooks and dictionaries; also includes organisations and electronic sources.

2. Asia access: a guide to English language resources for Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore. Asian Studies Research Library. Monash University Library. Melbourne, MONINFO, 1996. 105pp. 0732611229 $55.00 MONA
English language resources in humanities, social sciences, business, statistical sources, language textbooks and dictionaries; also includes organisations and electronic sources.

Australiana

1. Building a bridge for Sydney: the North Sydney connection. North Sydney, NSW, North Sydney Council, 2000. 29pp. $11.00. SLNS
History of the Sydney Harbour Bridge, and North Sydney.

2. Buon appetito: regional Italian recipes, ricette regionali italiane. Compiled by the National Italian-Australian Women's Association. Sydney, State Library of New South Wales Press, 1994. 112pp. 0730589196. $29.95 SNSW
72 family recipes from 14 regions of Italy; in Italian and English.

3. Down by the bay: the changing foreshores of North Sydney. North Sydney, North Sydney Council, 2000. CD-ROM. 090936897X $27.50 SLNS
History of North Sydney.

4. Faces of Mandurama. Introduced by John Thompson. Canberra, National Library of Australia, 1997. 118pp. 064210686X $30.35 NLAA
Pictorial work on the Mandurama Region of NSW.

5. Heritage and environment. Melbourne, Vic., Informit, 1992. [CD ROM database] [annual disk] SLNS (order information: contact RMIT Publishing, POBox 12471 A'Beckett Street, Melbourne 3006)
Part of the AUSTROM CD-ROM which includes a range of databases covering the environment, conservation, arts-related subjects, military history, architecture, planning, historic records, threatened species and Victorian memorials and significant sites. Produced by Stanton Library North Sydney and RMIT Publishing. Order forms available from Stanton Library. Subscription covers all databases. (Includes ARCH)

6. John Curtin's legacy: a series of public lectures from the John Curtin Ministerial Library. Perth, John Curtin Ministerial Library, 2000. 82pp. 1863428577 $11.00. CURT
Features speeches delivered during three years of public programs by distinguished Australians David Day, Michelle Grattan, Hazel Hawke, Geoffrey Serle and Gough Whitlam.

7. Kith and kin: sources for family history. Compiled by Anne burrows et al. 2nd edn plus amendment. 072430200X Adelaide, Libraries Board of South Australia, 1994 and 1998. $12.00. SLSA
A guide to the genealogy resources in the State Library of South Australia, as well as other essential sources for South Australian family history research. The 1994 edn now has a 33 page amendment which gives new sources and updates.

8. Paradise possessed: the Rex Nan Kivell collection. Canberra, National Library of Australia, 1998. 78pp. 0642106983 $16.95. NLAA
Collection of essays.

9. Bannerman, C. The upside-down pudding: a small book of Christmas feasts. Canberra, National Library of Australia, 1999. 61pp. 06421071165 $15.50. NLAA

10. Biskup P., and D. Goodman. Resources for Australian studies in the Australian Capital Territory. Canberra, Canberra College of Advanced Education, Centre for Library and Information Studies, 1988. (Occasional publication no.1) 320pp. 08598893169 $15.00 UCAN
Provides an overview of the various collections of archival and manuscript materials in the A.C.T.

11. Brownhill, G.H. Illustrated guide to Geelong and district. Geelong, Vic., Deakin University Library, 1990. 232pp. 0730008118 $19.00 DEAK
Facsimile edition; originally published in 1908 by the Geelong Progress Association.

12. Clark, L. A touch of Montparnasse: three bookshops as avantgarde cultural centres in Victoria. The Booklovers; the Leonardo; and the Book Nook. Canberra, Mulini Press, 1994.
(Bibliographica historica australiae no.3) 34pp. 0949910511 $8.00 HIST
Description of 3 bookshops in Victoria and the three publications they produced, featuring important Australian writers from 1900 to 1930.

13. Cliff, P. The endless playground: celebrating Australian Childhood. Introductory essays by R. Holden and features by J. Bedson. Canberra, National Library of Australia, 2000. 220pp. 0 642 10724 6 $34.95. NLAA

14. Davies, A. Sydney exposures. Sydney, State Library of New South Wales Press, 1991. 128pp. 073058674X $24.95 SNSW
Selection of photographs from the Sam Hood collection depicting Sydney between 1925 and 1950. Portrays the real people of the city caught in the act of everyday life.

15. Earnshaw, B. The Larrikins of Lavender Bay: the story of the Phoenix hulk. Cammeray, North Shore Historical Society, 1996. 48pp. 0954392521 $11.00. SLNS
The story of the prison hulk 'Phoenix'.

16. Fowler, E. The wonder pool 1936-1996: an exhibition and publication in celebration of the 60th anniversary of the opening of the North Sydney Olympic Pool. North Sydney, Stanton Library, 1996. 48pp. $5.50. SLNS
History of the North Sydney Pool.

17. Giese, D. Beyond Chinatown: changing perspectives on the Top End Chinese experience. Canberra, National Library of Australia, 1995. 58pp. 0642106339 $9.95 NLAA
Chinese in the Northern Territory.

18. Gosse, F. Joanna and Robert; the Barr Smiths' life in letters, 1853-1919. Adelaide, Barr Smith Press, University of Adelaide Library, 1996. 269pp. 0863963129 $37.50 UADL
The letters include much material on the family and on early South Australian history.

19. Grant, J. This beauteous, wicked place: letters and journals of John Grant, gentleman convict. Edited by Yvonne Cramer. Canberra, National Library of Australia, 2000. 224pp. 0642107025 $31.30. NLAA

20. Halligan, M.S. Out of the picture. Canberra, National Library of Australia, 1996. 123pp. 0642106703 $4.95 NLAA

21. Howitt, W. First catch your kangaroo. Adelaide, Libraries Board of South Australia, 1990. 20pp. 0724301046 $25.00 SLSA
A letter about food written from the Bendigo goldfields in 1853 by William Howitt to Eliza Acton. Introductory material by V. Hankel and M. Symons.

22. Mills, C. A bibliography of the Northern Territory monographs: Parts 1-4. Belconnen, A.C.T., Canberra College of Advanced Education Library, 1977-1983. (Library bibliography series nos.3,5,6,10) Part 1: Sciences, primary industry and recreation. 1977. xiv, 171pp. 0858890615 $4.00 Part 2: General, travels, history, humanities and religion. 1978. xvi, 465pp. 0858890828 $10.00 Part 3: The social sciences, excluding the Aborigines. 1981. xxii, 174pp. 0858891913 $20.00 Part 4: The Aborigines, plus supplementary entries to parts 1-3 to 1981 and consolidated index to the complete bibliography. 1983. 2 vols. [xii, iv, 751pp.] 0858892324 $20.00 $40.00[set] UCAN

23. National Library of Australia. Acquired tastes: an Australian culinary history. Canberra, National Library of Australia, 1998. 0642106932 $30.95 NLAA

24. Poignant, R. Lost conversations, recovered archives. Darwin, Northern Territory Library, 1995. (Occasional papers no.49) $5.50 SLNT
Axel Poignant's photographic trips to the Territory, in particular the making of the film 'Namatjira the Painter' in 1946, and his six week stay in Arnhem Land in 1952.

25. Riddett, L. "We had good meals, plenty of nice vegetables, plenty of fish, plenty of ducks and geese...": food and eating in outback Territory 1900-1950. Darwin, Northern Territory Library, 1966. (Occasional papers no.47) $5.50 SLNT
Food, cookery, dinners and dining in the Northern Territory.

26. Robertson, A. Treasures of the State Library of New South Wales: the Australiana collections. Sydney, Collins Publishers Australia in association with the State Library of New South Wales, 1988. 073222411X $9.95 SNSW
Describes the lives of the Library's two greatest donors, David Scott Mitchell and Sir William Dixson, and the major manuscripts, pictures, books, maps and other material which constitute the greatest collection of Australiana in the world.

27. Russell, E. The opposite shore: North Sydney and its people. North Sydney, North Shore Historical Society, 1990. 312pp. 0959366377 $5.50. SLNS
History of North Sydney.

28. Turner, A. In their image: contemporary Australian cartoonists. Canberra, National Library of Australia, 2000. 227pp. 0642107149 $30.95. NLAA

29. Ward, B. A lady in a thousand: Eliza Davies, a biography. Glebe, Fast Books, 1994. 128pp. 064621697X $11.00 SLNS
The story of an independent woman in the mid-1800s.

30. Whitington, E. The South Australian vintage 1903. Adelaide, Friends of the State Library of South Australia, 1997. (Australiana facsimile editions no.214) 1876154128 $44.00 SLSA
Originally published in 1903; a fascinating account of the development of the wine industry and a discussion of vineyard and cellar practices, equipment and methods. Introduction by V. Hankel, wine historian.

31. York, B. Speaking of us: voices from twentieth-century Australia. Canberra, National Library of Australia, 1999. 159pp. 0642107157 $31.10
Oral history.

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Biography

1. Self portraits. Selected and introduced by D. Foster. Canberra, National Library of Australia, 1991. 154pp. 0642105138 $9.95 NLAA

2. Borchardt, D.H. Checklist of collective biographies. Bundoora, Vic., La Trobe University Library, 1988. (La Trobe University Library publication no.34) 201pp. 0858166763 $20.00 LATR

3. Serle, Geoffrey. For Australia and Labor: Prime Minister John Curtin. Perth, John Curtin Ministerial Library, 1998. 65pp. 1863426558 $11.00. CURT
Biography giving a glimpse into the life and times of Australia's wartime prime minister by a distinguished historian, author, and Curtin biographer.

4. Walsh, K. Australian autobiographical narratives: an annotated biography. Vol 1 and 2. Canberra, Australian Scholarly Editions Centre ADFA and National Library of Australia, 1993, 1997. Vol 1 (1993) 0642105995 $30.05, Vol 2 (1997) 0642107947 $40.40 NLAA

Business and Industry

1. King, S. From the ground up: Boral's first 50 years. Sydney, State Library of New South Wales Press, 1996. 104pp. 0731066030 $29.95 SNSW
Story of the multinational firm.

2. Teece, P. Bending without breaking: a step-by-step guide to the successful negotiation and implementation of an enterprise flexibility agreement under the Federal Industrial Relations Act. Canberra, ALIA, 1995. 44pp. 0868045187 $27.50 ALIA

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Dictionaries

1. The Australian dictionary of acronyms and abbreviations. Compiled by D.J. Jones. 5th edn Canberra, ALIA, 2000. 0868045578 $71.50. ALIA

Economics and Business Management

1. Jones, G. Worker participation in management: a select and annotated bibliography of worker participation in management in Australia. 2nd edn. Belconnen, A.C.T., Canberra College of Advanced Education, 1982. (Library bibliography series no.4) 358pp. 0858892057 $11.00 UCAN
Annotated list of English language books, speeches and journal articles on worker participation in management in Australia and views of Australian organizations on worker participation in management.

2. Schmitz, C. Output and employment in the NSW coal industry, 1805-1923. Kensington, N.S.W., History Project Inc., 1988. (Australian historical statistics no.7) [microfiche] 0949776327 $15.00 ARPS

3. Thomson, J.M. Northern Territory fisheries. Darwin, State Library of the Northern Territory, 1992. (Occasional papers no.30) v, 6pp. 0724506772 $5.50 SLNT
Realistic look at the potential of the Northern Territory fisheries, in the perspective of the world's great fisheries.

Education

1. Australian education directory. Compiled and edited by Cunningham Library. Melbourne, Australian Council for Educational Research, 1990- annual ISSN 08113165 $89.00 ACER

2. Australian education index. Compiled and edited by Cunningham Library. Melbourne, Australian Council for Educational Research, 1957- . 00049026 $120.00 [per year within Australia] ACER
Annual cumulation. Indexes education and related fields, both print and electronic material. Also available on CD-ROM and online.

2. Bibliography of education theses in Australia. Compiled and edited by Cunningham Library. Melbourne, Australian Council for Educational Research, 1979- . 08110174 $49.50 ACER
Annual. Bibliography of theses accepted for higher degrees in education and related fields at Australian universities and colleges.

3. LLASPS abstracts: Clearinghouse in Australia for National Project Materials on Language, Literacy and Asian Studies Projects: 1989-1993. S. Devereux, Coordinator. Adelaide, Centre for Professional Communication, University of South Australia, 1994. 109pp. $33.00. USAL
LLASP covers Aboriginal, child and adult literacy, Asian Studies, English as a Second Language, Languages other than English, and Multilcultural/Cross Cultural Studies.

4. Lifelong Learning Conference: selected papers from the inaugural international Lifelong Learning Conference, Yeppoon, Queensland, 17-19 July 2000. Selected and edited by K. Appleton, C. Macpherson, and D. Orr. Rockhampton, Qld, Lifelong Learning Conference Committee, Central Queensland University, 2000. 322pp. 1876674067 AUSL

5. Potential and opportunity, critical issues for Australian Catholic education into the 21st century. Edited by H. Raduntz. Blackwood, SA, Auslib Press, 1995. 264pp. 1875145362 $29.00 AUSL

6. Rupert Horace Myers: Vice-Chancellor of the University of New South Wales, 1969-1981. Edited by L. J. Bowman and V. Barker. Kensington, N.S.W., University Interviews Project, University of New South Wales, Archives, 1990. 128pp. 0 7334 0031 0 $10.95 UNUL
Sir Rupert Myers has devoted the greatest part of his life to the University, first as Foundation Professor of Metallurgy, then as Dean of the Faculty of Applied Sciences, Pro-Vice-Chancellor and finally Vice-Chancellor. In the latter role, he built the University into the largest in Australia and was tireless in his attempt to develop a totally new style of technological university in Australia.

7. Unique providers: money raising and the University of New South Wales U Committee, 1963-1993. Written by J. Horne and L. McCarthy. Sydney, The Oral History Project, University of New South Wales Archives, 1994. 96pp. 0733408842 $21.95 UNUL
A history of the U Committee, a fundraising group founded in 1963. Explores volunteer ethic, group organisation, charity fund-raising, unpaid labour and worthwhile causes.

8. Appleton, A. Academics online: a nationwide quantative study of Australian academic use of the internet. Blackwood, SA, Auslib, 1998. 77pp. $27.50 AUSL

9. Birt, L.M. Not an ivory tower: the making of an Australian vice-chancellor, based on interviews with Michael and Jenny Birt. Sydney, University of New South Wales Archives, 1997. 150pp. 0733404499 $16.45 UNUL
A personal story of a former vice-chancellor exploring the great changes within the teritary education system over the last 40 years, including the changing role of the vice-chancellor's wife.

10. Bruce, C. and P. Candy. Information literacy around the world: advances in programs and research. Wagga Wagga, NSW, Centre for Information Studies, 2000. (Occasional publications no.1) 304pp. 0949060887 $66.00. CSUR
A collection of information literacy initiative which provide 'models' from around the world and in a variety of contexts such as schools and continuing education, the workplace, and the community.

11. Bruce, C.S. The seven faces of information literacy. Adelaide. Auslib Press, 1997. 201pp. 1875145435 $39.60 AUSL

12. Cusack, D. A window in the dark. Canberra, National Library of Australia, 1991. 175pp. 0642105146 $9.95 NLAA

13. Dawson, D. and L. Fitzgerald. Literature circles: reading in action. Wagga Wagga, NSW, Centre for Information Studies, 1999. (Occasional monographs no.20) 95pp. 0949060925 $33.00 CSUR
Theory and practice of establishing and maintaining literature circles, ie. small temporary discussion groups of students reading the same literature. Based on the information skills process and group reading process.

14. Giese, N. The Darwin Institute of Technology: a historical perspective. Darwin, Northern Territory Library Service, 1990. (Occasional papers no.20) 12pp. 0724506136 $5.50 SLNT
History of the Darwin Institute of Technology (now the Northern Territory University), which is also a history of higher education in the Northern Territory. By a former Chairperson of the Institute's Council.

15. Gregory, M. Vivant professores. St Lucia, Fryer Memorial Library, University of Queensland, 1987. (Fryer Memorial Library occasional publication no.7) 164pp. 0908471092 $6.25 UQUE
Short biographies of several distinguished members of the University of Queensland, 19l0-1940.

16. Henri, J and K. Bonanno. The information literate school community: best practice. Wagga Wagga, NSW, Centre for Information Studies, 1999. (Topics in Australian teacher librarianship no.3) 365pp. 0949060879 $49.50. CSUR
A collection of research, professional and case study papers which discuss key issues underpinning the information literate school community.

17. Hyams, B.K. From compliance to confrontation, 140 years of teachers' unions in South Australia 1851-1991. Adelaide, Auslib Press, 1992. 148p 1875145168 $28.60 AUSL

18. Mannison, M. Interactive teaching strategies in the business studies classroom. Adelaide, Auslib Press, 1997. 111pp. 1875145451 $33.50 AUSL

19. Miller, E. and M.A. Findlay. Australian thesaurus of education descriptors. 2nd edn. Melbourne, Australian Council for Educational Research, 1996. 086431163X $150.00 (also available in electronic searchable format $249.00) ACER
Controlled vocabulary used for indexing in the Australian Education Index and Bibliography of Education Theses in Australia. New edition available in 1993. New edn available in 2001.

20. Polya, R. Australian school science textbooks, 1850-1939: a bibliography. Bundoora, Vic., La Trobe University Library, 1986. (La Trobe University Library publication no.31) 57pp. 0858166437 $15.00 LATR

21. Strehlow, T.J. Secondary school subjects in Victorian schools, 1857-1990: relevant material held in the Baillieu Library and the E.R.C., the University of Melbourne. Parkville, Vic., University of Melbourne Library, 1991. 51pp. 0732500257 $16.50 UMEL
Background information on the various institutions which have determined secondary school standards in Victoria, with an appendix on subjects offered.

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Gardening

1. Gardens in time: catalogue of the exhibitions. Edited by R. Eaden. Adelaide, Gardens in Time Committee, 1987. 119pp. $5.00 UADL
Describes rare material held in the collections of the Barr Smith Library, Botanic Gardens of Adelaide and the State Herbarium, Royal Geographical Society of Australasia (South Australian Branch), State Library of South Australia and the Waite Agricultural Research Institute.

2. Baskin, J. Australia's timeless gardens. Canberra, National Library of Australia, 1996. 88pp. 0642106681 $25.75 NLAA

3. Braithwaite, R. W. Gardening as environmentalism: a Top End perspective. Darwin, State Library of the Northern Territory, 1993. (Occasional papers no.38) 25pp. 08172927 $5.50. SLNT
Gardening in Darwin.

4. Brown, G. A planning history: Darwin Botanic Garden, past, present, future: and, planning, a new approach. Darwin, State Library of the Northern Territory, 1993. (Occasional papers no.39) 9pp. 0724507493 $5.50 SLNT
Two papers by the former head of the Darwin Botanic Garden and Lord Mayor of Darwin.

5. Crittenden, V. A catalogue of landscape architecture: the Richard Clough Collection. Belconnen, A.C.T., Canberra College of Advanced Education Library, 1986. (Library bibliography series no.8) 282pp. 0858892855 $12.00 UCAN
Guide to books and journals in the Richard Clough Collection on landscape architecture housed in the Canberra College of Advanced Education Library.

6. Crittenden, V. A history of Australian gardening books and a bibliography, 1806-1950. Belconnen, A.C.T., Canberra College of Advanced Education Library, 1986. (Library bibliography series no.11) 259pp. 0858892898 $15.00 UCAN
Outlines the history of Australian gardening books, 1806-1950.

7. Polya, R. Nineteenth century plant nursery catalogues of South-East Australia: a bibliography. Bundoora, Vic., La Trobe University Library, 1981. (La Trobe University Library publication no.24) 104pp. 0858163063 $15.00 LATR

Geography

1. A guide to maps of Australia in books published 1780-1830, an annotated cartobibliography. Compiled by T.M. Perry and D.F. Prescott. Canberra, National Library of Australia, 1996. 315pp. 0642252378 $75.40 NLAA

2. Guide to the map collection in the Hargrave Library, Monash University. Hargrave Library. Monash University Library. Clayton, Vic., Monash University Library, 1997. 5th rev. edn. 111p. $27.50 MONA

3. Bundy, A. Building a better future for regional Australia. Proceedings. First National Conference, Whyalla, 20-22 April 1994. Whyalla, SA, University of South Australia Library, 1994. 297pp. 086803097X $52.80 USAL
Importance of information, education and knowledge as the base for progressing regional Australia.

4. Collins, D. and J. McQuilton. Guide to maps in the New South Wales parliamentary papers, 1836-1912. Kensington, N.S.W., History Project Inc., 1983. (Historical geography monograph no.3) vi, 155pp. 0949776165 $10.00 ARPS

5. McQuilton, J. and D. Collins. Guide to maps in the New South Wales parliamentary papers, 1904-1980. Kensington, N.S.W., History Project Inc., 1984. (Historical geography monograph no.4) iv, 162pp. 094977619X $12.00 ARPS

6. McQuilton, J. Guide to maps in the South Australian parliamentary papers, 1852-1971. North Balwyn, Vicl, Australian Reference Publications, 1994. (Historical geography monograph no.7) 178pp. 0958787646 $12.00 ARPS

7. McQuilton, J. and J. MacCulloch. Guide to maps in the Tasmanian parliamentary papers, 1856-1981. Introduction by R. Kellaway. Kensington, N.S.W., History Project Inc., 1984. (Historical geography monograph no.5) 57pp. 0949776262 $13.00 ARPS

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Health Sciences

1. Joseph Lederer: optometry in the University of New South Wales, 1951-1981. Edited by L. J. Bowman. Kensington, N.S.W., University Interviews Project, University of New South Wales, Archives, 1987. 44pp. 0858236648 $6.50 UNUL
Joseph Lederer fled Vienna and arrived in Australia in 1939 and immediately took up the study of his life's work, optometry. He came to the University in 1951, and on becoming Associate Professor in 1959, he was the first optometrist of professional rank in the British Commonwealth. In 1976 he became Foundation Professor of Optometry and is know for his 'Lederer lens', a reading aid for partially sighted people and for his work to elevate the professional status of optometry in Australia.

2. Munn, P. and A. Handley. Healthy communities for the bush: proceedings of the 3rd National Conference for Regional Australia and the 1st Broken Hill Human Services Conference, 20-22 November 1998. Adelaide, University of South Australia Library, 1999. 273pp. 0868036358 $66.00. USAL
Rural and regional issues in education, health, human services, economic development, information services, networking and disabilities support.

3. Strehlow, T.J. Pre-twentieth century medical journals in the Brownless Medical Library, the University of Melbourne. Parkville, Vic., University of Melbourne Library, 1991. 140pp. 0732500338 $30.25 UMEL
A survey of pre-twentieth century medical journals, with notes and indexes.

4. Trahair, R.C.S. and J.G. Marshall. Australian psychoanalytic and related writings, 1941-1980: an annotated bibliography. Bundoora, Vic., La Trobe University Library, 1987. (La Trobe University Library publication no.33) 139pp. 0858166461 $18.00 LATR

History

1. Advance Australia: South Australia and Federation: a guide to published and archival sources held in the State Library of South Australia. Compiled by P. Moore and P. McDonald. Adelaide, Libraries Board of South Australia, 2000. 1 vol. $10.00 SLSA Bibliography.

2. An Australian journey: images from our transport history. CD-Rom. Adelaide, Libraries Board of South Australia, 1996. 0730847888 $59.95. SLSA
A brief history of transport in Australia with historic images from the collections of the State Library on the themes of road, rail, sea and air transport.

3. Backroom briefings: John Curtin's war. Edited by C. Lloyd and R. Hall from original notes by F.T. Smith. Canberra, National Library of Australia, 1997. 244pp. 0642106886 $25.90 NLAA

4. Endeavour: Captain Cook's journal 1768-71. An interactive CD-ROM. Canberra, National Library of Australia (published jointly with the National Maritime Museum), 1999. CD-ROM. 064210692 4 $97.50. NLAA

5. Index to journal articles on Australian history, 1974-78. Edited by V. Crittenden and J. Thawley. Kensington, N.S.W., Australia 1788-1988: A Bicentennial History, 1981. (Historical bibliography monograph no.5) 238pp. 0949776033 $6.75
Supplement: 1979. Edited by V. Crittenden and J. Thawley. Australia 1788-1988: A Bicentennial History, 1981. (Historical bibliography monograph no.2) 90pp. 0949776017 $4.50
Supplement: 1980. Edited by V. Crittenden and J. Thawley. Australia 1788-1988: A Bicentennial History, 1981. (Historical bibliography monograph no.6) 110pp. 0949776068 $6.00
Supplement: 1981. Edited by V. Crittenden, B. Tie and D. Rowney. History Project Inc., 1982. (Historical bibliography monograph no.10) 161pp. 094977615 7 $9.25
Supplement: 1982. Edited by V. Crittenden, B. Tie and D. Rowney. History Project Inc., 1987. (Historical bibliography monograph no.15) 186pp. 0958787603 $16.00
Supplement: 1983. Edited by V. Crittenden. Australian Reference Publications, 1990. (Historical bibliography monograph no.17) 171pp. 0958787638 $22.50
Supplement: 1984-1988. Edited by V. Crittenden and D. Borchardt. 266p. (Historical bibliographical monograph no.18) 095878765 4 $45.00. HIST

6. Joint Copying Project handbook. Compiled by National Library of Australia and the State Library of New South Wales 2nd edn. Canberra, The Libraries, 1984-. V. [1-10] $175.40 for set (vols individually priced) NLAA

7. With fond regards: private lives through letters. Edited and introduced by E. Riddell. Compiled by Y. Cramer. Canberra, National Library of Australia, 1995. 134pp. 0642106568 $17.35 NLAA

8. The writing of Victoria's history: 1835-1985. Edited by J. Leeuwenberg. Melbourne, Vic., University of Melbourne Library, 1986. 41pp. 0868394602 $8.25 UMEL
Four papers presented at a series of seminars held in the Baillieu Library, University of Melbourne, to mark the 150th anniversary of the founding of Victoria.

9. Ashton, P. On the record: a practical guide to oral history. 2nd edn. North Sydney, North Sydney Council, 1994. (Focus on creativity: a cultural initiative of North Sydney Council) 47pp. 646043196 $5.50. SLNS
A practical guide to planning and carrying out oral history projects including information on equipment and copyright.

10. Atherton, C.M. The Northern Territory - South Australian 'white elephant'/Commonwealth prize: perception and reality in the federation era. Darwin, State Library of the Northern Territory, 1991. (Occasional papers no.22) 23pp. 0724506055 $5.50 SLNT
Study of the machinations and manoeuverings during the 20 years preceding the take-over of the Northern Territory by the Commonwealth in 1911.

11. Austin, M. Parap camp in the post war years. Darwin, State Library of the Northern Territory, 1992/93? (Occasional papers no.36) 5pp. 0724507337 $5.50 SLNT
A nostalgic look at the old military camp at Parap which became the home to many families returning to Darwin in the immediate post-war years. By a former resident.

12. Beaumont, C. and M. Hyslop. Local history in Victoria: an annotated bibliography [and] Victorian directories 1831-1974: a checklist. Bundoora, Vic., La Trobe University Library, 1980. (La Trobe University Library publication no.18) 295pp. 0858162334 $27.00 LATR.

13. Bohning, E. Elsie Bohning, the little bush maid. Compiled by B. James. Darwin, Northern Territory Library Service, 1990. (Occasional papers no.13) 50pp. 0724505652 $5.50 SLNT
Collection of letters written to the Northern Territory Times from 1921-1932 describing life on a isolated cattle station in the Northern Territory.

14. Bolton, A.T. Interviewing for oral history at the National Library of Australia: a short guide. Canberra, National Library of Australia, 1994. 36pp. 0642106185 $10.00 NLAA

15. Browne, L. F. S. John McKinlay and the Mary River mud. Darwin, State Library of the Northern Territory, 1993. (Occasional papers no.43) 10pp. 0724507817 $5.50 SLNT
Traces the McKinlay Expedition of 1866.

16. Bucknall, G. Pioneers of the old track: Oodnadatta - Alice Springs, 1870-1929. Darwin, Northern Territory Library Service, 1990. (Occasional papers no.11) 14pp. 0724505571 $5.50 SLNT
History of the old Oodnadatta-Alice Springs road, and of the settlements and pastoral stations along it.

17. Carman-Brown, L. and G. Ditchburn. John Curtin and international relations during World War II. Perth, John Curtin Prime Ministerial Library, 1999. 154pp. 1863428062 $38.50 CURT
Collection of documents and extracts, some never previously published. Gives students access to a variety of sources with activities in each chapter which allow the opportunity to understand and deal with historical evidence.

18. Carment, D, H.J. Wilson and B. James. "The father, brother, uncle, aunt and numerous other watchful relatives of the place": John George Knight and the Northern Territory. Darwin, State Library of the Northern Territory, 1993. (Occasional papers no.41) 15pp. 0724507655 $5.50. SLNT
The story of J.G.Knight and his unequalled contribution to the development of Palmerston (Darwin) in the 1890s.

19. Carter, J. Eyes to the future: sketches of Australia and her neighbors in the 1870s. Canberra, National Library of Australia, 2000. 06421007238 $29.95 NLAA

20. Chinnery, S.J. Malaguna Road: the Papua and New Guinea diaries of Sarah Chinnery. Canberra, National Library of Australia, 1998. 246pp. 0642106878 $24.95 NLAA

21. Clark, C.M.H. Writing a history of Australia. Darwin, Northern Territory Library Service, 1989. (Occasional papers no.8) 7pp. 0724505490 $5.50. SLNT
The pitfalls of attempting to write an unbiased history of Australia, and a plea for racial harmony. The Second Eric Johnston Lecture, 1 July, 1987.

22. Crittenden, V. A bibliography of the First Fleet. Canberra, Mulini Press, 1982. (Bibliographica historica australiae). 360pp. 0708111742 $25.00 HIST

23. Davis, J. Tracks of McKinlay and party across Australia. Adelaide, Friends of the State Library of South Australia, 1996. (Australiana facsimile editions no.211) 1876154063 $82.00 SLSA
Originally published 1863. A vivid account by a member of the 1863 South Australian relief expedition led by John McKinlay to search for Burke and Wills, nearly to the Gulf of Carpentaria. Illustrated with a map. Introduction by V. Hankel.

24. Dermondy, P. The I124: a Japanese submarine wreck in Clarence Strait. Darwin, State Library of the Northern Territory, 1992/93? (Occasional papers no.34) 5pp. 0724507175 $5.50 SLNT
Looks at the sinking of the Japanese submarine I124 in Clarence Strait in 1942, and the subsequent futile efforts to salvage it.

25. Eyre, E. J. Journals of expeditions of discovery into Central Australia and overland from Adelaide to King George's Sound in the years 1840-1. Adelaide, Friends of the State Library of South Australia, 1997. 2vols. (Australiana facsimile editions no.213) 1876154101 $165.00. SLSA
Originally published 1845. Eyre's account of a four month epic journey from the Head of the Bight to explore an overland route to Western Australia in 1841. Illustrated and with two maps. Introduction by V. Hankel.

26. Flynn, F. Rebuilding the beacon: Point Smith, Port Essington. Darwin, State Library of the Northern Territory, 1992. (Occasional papers no.27) 11pp. 0724506616 $5.50 SLNT
Whilst describing the rebuilding of the 100 year old beacon at Port Essington (Victoria settlement), Father Flynn looks at the historic settlement, and its short history.

27. Forrest, J. Exploration in Australia. Adelaide, Friends of the State Library of South Australia, 1998. (Australiana facsimile editions no.217) 351pp. 1876154195 $82.00 (Deluxe edn $121.00) SLSA
Originally published 1875. Forrest's explorations in search of Leichardt and party. Introduction by V. Hankel.

28. Forrest, P. They of the Never Never. Darwin, Northern Territory Library Service, 1990. (Occasional papers no.18) 6pp. 072450589X $5.50 SLNT
History of Elsey Station (the setting for We of the Never Never) and a look at the main characters associated with the station.

29. Freycinet, R.M. de. A woman of courage: the journal of Rose de Freycinet on her voyage around the world (1817-1820). Translated and edited by M.S. Riviere. Canberra, National Library of Australia, 1996. 189pp. 0642106762 $36.30 NLAA

30. Giese, D. "All the flavour of the times returns": using oral history to explore the Top End's Chinese heritage. Darwin, Northern Territory Library, 1994. (Occasional papers no.45) 21pp. 072450821X $5.50. SLNT

31. Giles, E. Ernest Giles's explorations, 1872-76: South Australian parliamentary papers 1872-76. Adelaide, Friends of the State Library of South Australia, 2000. 379pp. 1876154306 $99.00 (Deluxe edn. $143.00). SLSA
Excerpts from SA parliamentary papers covering Giles's expeditions into the central and western areas of Australia. Introduction by V. Hankel.

32. Hasluck, P. Pioneers of post war recovery. Darwin, State Library of the Northern Territory, 1992. (Occasional papers no.28) 8pp. 0724507094 $5.50 SLNT
Deals with the Northern Territory's administators and senior public servants in the 1950s, the time when so many new policies were introduced, and the Northern Territory finally seemed to be moving out of its 90 year old economic slumber. Sixth Eric Johnston Lecture, 7 November, 1991.

33. Home, E. A First Fleet letter to a gentleman in Edinburgh. Canberra, ACT, Mulini Press, 1999. 26pp. 0949910813 $8.00 HIST
A letter describing voyage of the First Fleet to Sydney and then the voyage from Sydney to Canton, China 1788-89. Introduction by V. Crittenden.

34. James, T. H. Six months in South Australia: with some account of Port Phillip and Portland Bay, in Australia Felix. Adelaide, Friends of the State Library of South Australia, 1999. (Australiana facsimile editions, no.219) 295pp. 1876154268 $77.00 (Deluxe edn $121.00). SLSA
Originally published 1838. Introduction by V. Hankel.

35. Johnston, E. Operation Navy Help: disaster operations by the Royal Australian Navy post Cyclone Tracy. (Occasional papers no.5). Darwin, Northern Territory Library Service, 1987. 12pp. 0724504699 $5.50 SLNT
First Eric Johnston Lecture, 7 July, 1986.

36. Jones, G. Papua New Guinean history and politics: an annotated bibliography 1950-1974. Belconnen, A.C.T., Canberra College of Advanced Education Library, 1975. (Library bibliography series no.2) 133pp. 085889010 $5.00 UCAN
Includes English language books and government publications published between 1950 and 1974.

37. Kinloch, A. The Murray River: being a journal of the voyage of the Lady Augusta steamer. Adelaide, Friends of the State Library of South Australia, 1997. (Australiana facsimile editions no.212) 187615408X $38.00 SLSA
Originally published 1853. Account by passenger Kinloch of the first passenger and cargo trip along the Murray, a distance of some 1400 miles. A maps shows every settlement and station mentioned in the text. Introduction by R. Parsons.

38. Kimber, R.G. The end of the bad old days: European settlement in Central Australia, 1871-1894. Darwin, State Library of the Northern Territory, 1991. (Occasional papers no.25) 24pp. 0724506454 $5.50 SLNT
How white 'civilisation' came to Central Australia and what it meant to the Aboriginal inhabitants. Fifth Eric Johnston Lecture, 9 November, 1990.

39. Knight, J. The Northern Territory coast. Darwin, State Library of the Northern Territory, 1992. (Occasional papers no.29) 9pp. 0724506934 $5.50 SLNT
Outlines the history of exploration along the Northern Territory coast and speaks of the problems and dangers of navigation in these waters.

40. Lim, A.F. Memories of pre-war Northern Territory towns. Darwin, Northern Territory Library Service, 1990. (Occasional papers no.19) 9pp. 0724505970 $5.50 SLNT
Personal experiences of life in 'frontier' towns in the 1930s, 1940s and 1950s by a former Lord Mayor of Darwin.

41. Mason, J. Sir. Diplomatic despatches: from a son to his mother. Canberra, National Library of Australia, 1998. 203pp. 0642107971 $9.95 NLAA

42. McCulloch, S.C. River King: the McCulloch Carrying Company and Echuca (1865 - 1989). Parkville, Vic., Archives Board of Management, 1986. 97pp. 0868397156 $13.75 UMEL
A history of a major transport company which played a leading role during the rise and decline of the Port of Echuca.

43. McGowan, G. The core of the apple: the memoirs of George McGowan, cider maker. 1892-1982. Edited by Frank Strahan. Parkville, Vic., Archives Board of Management, 1982. 110pp. 0868392618 $13.75 UMEL
A very personal view of the Tasmanian cider industry by a pioneer in that industry.

44. McKinlay, J. John McKinlay's Northern Territory explorations, 1866: South Australian parliamentary papers 1865-66. Adelaide, Friends of the State Library of South Australia, 1999. 196pp. 1876154241 $66.00 (Deluxe edn $99.00). SLSA
Excerpts from SA parliamentary papers describing McKinlay's expeditions in search of land suitable for a capital and settlement. Introduction by V. Hankel.

45. McLaren, I.F. John Dunmore Lang: a comprehensive bibliography of a turbulent Australian Scot. Melbourne, Vic., University of Melbourne Library, 1985. 387pp. 0868396907 $41.25 UMEL
Annotated bibliography of works by and about Lang, a prominent colonial Victorian.

46. McLaren, I.F. John Dunmore Lang: visit to Geelong and the western district of Victoria in 1846. Parkville, Vic., University of Melbourne Library, 1987. 55pp. 086839906X $19.25 UMEL
Reproduction with notes and annotations of Lang's Phillipsland, chapters IV and VI. He was the founder of the Presbyterian Church in Australia.

47. Menzies, R. Sir. Dark and hurrying days: Menzies' 1941 diary. Edited by A.W. Martin and P. Hardy. Canberra, National Library of Australia, 1993. 177pp. 0642192855 $9.95 NLAA

48. Miller, A.E. Checklist of nineteenth century Australian colonial statistical sources: censuses, blue books and statistical registers. Kensington, N.S.W., History Project Inc., 1981. (Historical bibliography monograph no.7) 69pp. 0949776106 $8.00 ARPS

49. Mitchell, T. Journal of an expedition into the interior of tropical Australia, in search of a route from Sydney to the Gulf of Carpentaria. Adelaide, Friends of the State Library of South Australia, 1999. (Australiana facsimile editions no.220) 437pp. 1876154276 $99.00 (Deluxe edn $143.00). SLSA
Mitchell's journals with excellent drawings and seven maps of the largely unexplored north eastern region of Australia in 1845. First published 1848. Introduction by V. Sitters and V. Hankel

50. Monie, J. Victorian history and politics. Bundoora, Vic., La Trobe University Library, 1982. (La Trobe University Library publication no.26) 2 vols. [689pp.] 0858163217 $27.95 LATR

51. Mulvaney, D. J. The search for Captain Collet Barker of Raffles Bay. Darwin, State Library of the Northern Territory, 1994. (occasional papers no.44) 14pp. 072508619. $5.50 SLNT
Brief biographical look at Collet Barker, the Commandant of Fort Wellington, 1828-1829. The Eighth Eric Johnston Lecture, 5 November 1993.

52. Powell, A. John Stokes and the men of The Beagle - discoverers of Port Darwin. Darwin, Northern Territory Library Service, 1986. (Occasional papers no.1) 12pp. 0724515976, $5.50 SLNT
A brief look at the major figures on board The Beagle during her 1839 North Australian survey voyage, when Port Darwin was discovered and named.

53. Riddett, L. Growing up in the pastoral frontier: conception, birth and childhood on cattle stations in the N.T., 1920-1950; and, Recreation and entertainment on Northern Territory pastoral stations, 1910-1950. (Occasional papers no.23) Darwin, State Library of the Northern Territory, 1991. 35pp. 0724506217 $5.50 SLNT

54. Rolls, E.C. The erratic communication between Australia and China. Darwin, Northern Territory Library Service, 1990. (Occasional papers no.14) vi, 10pp. 0724504931 $5.50 SLNT

55. See-Kee, C. Chinese contribution to early Darwin. Darwin, Northern Territory Library Service, 1987. (Occasional papers no.3) 13pp. 0724504370 $5.50 SLNT
Looks at the Chinese influence in the Northern Territory.

56. Strehlow, T.J. Serials as primary sources in French history: a guide to resources in the Baillieu Library, the University of Melbourne. Parkville, Vic., University of Melbourne Library, 1990. 73pp. 0732500095 $16.50 UMEL
Includes separate indexes for provincial press titles, French serials published abroad, and French serials relating to women.

57. Stuart, J. M. Explorations across the continent of Australia, 1861-62. Adelaide, Friends of the State Library of South Australia, 1996. (Australiana facsimile editions no.210) 1876154039 $49.00 SLSA
Originally published 1863. An enthralling account of the successful journey across the continent from Adelaide to the Indian Ocean and back, with map. Introduction by V. Hankel.

59. Thompson, J. Hurley's Australia: myth, dream, reality. Canberra, National Library of Australia, 1998. 0642107998 $35.70 NLAA

60. Vinter, M. Naming North Sydney. 2nd edn. North Sydney, N.S.W., Stanton Library, 1985. vii, 120pp. 0958661006 $7.50 SLNS
Details the history behind the naming of North Sydney streets.

61. White, S. A. Into the dead heart: an ornithological trip through Central Australia. Adelaide, Friends of the State Library of South Australia, 1998. (Australiana facsimile editions no.216) 1876154179 $55.00 (Deluxe edn. $93.00). SLSA
Originally published 1914. An illustrated account by ornithologist and explorer Captain S. A. White of his camel journey, describing the country, its fauna and flora and its people. Introduction by Dr. P. Jones.

62. Wills, W. J. A successful exploration through the interior of Australia, from Melbourne to the Gulf of Carpentaria: from the journals and letters of William John Wills. Adelaide, Friends of the State Library of South Australia, 1996 (Australiana facsimile editions no.208) 396pp. 1876154004 $71.00 SLSA
Originally published in 1863. The most extensive contemporary account of the failed Burke and Wills expedition to the Gulf of Carpentaria. Introduction by Valmai Hankel.

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Law

1. Barritt, D. Some community problems from a court's perspective. Darwin, State Library of the Northern Territory, 1991. (Occasional papers no.26) 8pp. 0724506535 $5.50 SLNT
A former Alice Springs Stipendiary Magistrate talks about the cases which come before him, the conditions which lead to such breaches of the law, and possible unconventional but thought-provoking remedies.

2. Mukherjee, S.K., J.R. Walker and E.N. Jacobsen. Crimes and punishment in the colonies: a statistical profile. Kensington, N.S.W., History Project Inc., 1988. (Historical statistics monograph no.6) 156pp. 0949776289 $30.00 ARPS

3. Woodward, A.E. Three wigs and five hats. Darwin, Northern Territory Library Service, 1990. (Occasional papers no.17) 15pp. 0724505814 $5.50 SLNT
Describes his many visits to the Territory, as Supreme Court judge and as Chairman of numerous Royal Commissions, including the Land Rights Commission on which the Northern Territory Land Rights Act is based. Fourth Eric Johnston Lecture, 10 November, 1989.

Library Resources

1. From quill pen to laser beam: gifts from the Friends of the State Library of South Australia, 1985-1987. Adelaide, Friends of the State Library of South Australia, 1987. 32pp. 0731601297 $5.00 SLSA

2. Guide to the collections, Mortlock Library of South Australiana. Edited by D. Honey. Adelaide, Libraries Board of South Australia, 1991. (Mortlock reader education series) 80pp. 0724301364 $21.60 SLSA
Provides an illustrated introduction to the unique heritage collections of the State Library of South Australia.

3. Our multicultural heritage 1788-1945: an annotated guide to the collections of the National Library of Australia. Compiled by B. York. Canberra, National Library of Australia and Centre for Immigration and Multicultural Studies, Australian National University, 1995. 192pp. 0642106401 $9.00 NLAA

4. The People's treasures: collections in the National Library of Australia. Edited by J. Thompson. Canberra, National Library of Australia, 1993. 81pp. 0642105979 $2.00 NLAA

5. A richness of gifts: an annotated checklist of gifts from the Friends of the State Library of South Australia, 1933-1992. Adelaide, Friends of the State Library of South Australia, 1994. 116pp. 0646184458 $7.70 SLSA
Illustrated catalogue with extensive annotations of 689 fine and rare publications, including 287 children's items. Introduction by V. Hankel.

6. The University of Melbourne Archives: a guide to collections. Parkville, Vic., Archives Board of Management, 1983. 210pp. 0868390941 $17.60 UMEL
Strengths include business archives of a number of Victorian-based companies and associations and major trade unions.

7. Albinski, N.B. Australian literary manuscripts in North American libraries: a guide. Canberra, National Library of Australian and Australian Defence Force Academy, 1997. 262pp. 0642106908 $40.40 NLAA

8. Breen, W.J. and J.G. Marshall. Resources for North American studies: an annotated list of microform collections in Australian libraries relating to the United States and Canada. Bundoora, Vic., La Trobe University Library, 1985. (La Trobe University Library publication no.28) 86pp. 0858165953 $9.50 LATR

9. Cross, N. Asian resources: a directory of databases on Asia accessible in Australia. Compiled by N. Cross and edited by S. Macdougal for the Asia and Pacific Special Interest Group. Canberra, Australian Library and Information Association, 1996. 148pp. 0686045411 $15.00 ALIA

10. Gorman, P. Cambridge in books; the university, the town and the country. 5th edn. Melbourne, University of Melbourne Library, 1998. 146pp. 0734015488 $22.00. UMEL
An author and chronological catalogue of the 'Cambridge in Books Collection' at the University of Melbourne Library.

11. Hankel, V. Oenography: words on wine in the State Library of South Australia. Adelaide, Australian Bureau of Statistics and the State Library of South Australia, 1993. 26p. 0642181039 $5.95 SLSA
Bibliographical detail about the library's wine collections, the most extensive in the southern hemisphere.

12. Henty, M. and R. Jakimow. Indexes in Australian libraries: a Towards Federation 2001 survey. Canberra, National Library of Australia, 1995. 165pp. 0642106576 $15.00 NLAA

13. Hoskin, C. A guide to the Special Collections of the Barr Smith Library. Adelaide, The Friends of the Libraries of The University of Adelaide, 1990. 67pp. $20.00 UADL
Descriptive guide to the rare book and subject-based research collections, with information on the benefactors.

14. Wakefield, E. Microform collections in the University of Melbourne Library, 1989. Parkville, Vic., University of Melbourne Library, 1989. [162pp.] 0732502551 $16.50 UMEL

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Library and Information Science

1. All day, every day: effective library promotion. Edited by J. Fuller & L. Welch. Canberra, Australian Library and Information Association, 1994. 131pp. 086804512 $30.00 ALIA
Guide to promoting your library to the community.

2. APAIS thesaurus: a list of subject terms used in the Australian Public Affairs Information Service. 7th edn. Canberra, National Library of Australia, 1999. 0642107211 $35.55 NLAA

3. Australian guide to interlending and document delivery. Canberra, Australian Council of Libraries and Information Services, 1993. 65pp. 1875351116 $16.50 ALIA
A procedure manual.

4. Australian interlibrary resource sharing directory: the key to symbols and guide to the National Union Catalogue of Australia. 4th edn. Canberra, National Library of Australia, 1997. 0642106770 $45.00 NLAA

5 Best practice: challenges in library management education. Edited by F. Nicholson and M. Rochester. Adelaide, Auslib Press, 1996. 140pp. 1875145397 $37.40 AUSL

6. Challenges in Australian library management. Edited by M. Rochester and F. Nicholson. Adelaide, Auslib Press, 1990. 1875146079 $30.80 AUSL
Reviews fundamental issues in academic, public, school and special library management.

7. An enthusiasm for libraries: essays in honour of Harrison Bryan, with a rejoinder by Harrison Bryan. Edited by J. P. Whyte and N. A. Radford. Clayton, Vic., Ancora Press, 1988. 288pp. 0868620106 $10.00 MONG

8. Extending a library building. Edited by J. Horacek. Bundoora, Vic., La Trobe University Library, 1988. 54pp. 0858166925 $15.00 LATR

9. Innovation no stranger: essays in Australian librarianship in honour of Ira Raymond. Edited by M. Burn and C. Palmer. Adelaide, Published by Investigator Press for the Barr Smith Library, 1982. 192pp. $22.50 UADL

10. Learning futures and learning resource centres: support, service or cynicism? Proceedings of the 3rd conference of the National TAFE Section of the Australian Library and Information Association, Adelaide, October 1-3, 1991. Edited by P. Curtin. Adelaide, Auslib Press, 1993. 218pp. $39.60 AUSL

11. The learning link: information literacy in practice. Compiled and edited by D. Booker. Adelaide, Auslib Press, 1995. 258pp. 1875145389 $39.60 AUSL

12. Library services to print handicapped people in Australia. Edited by J. Murray. Adelaide, Auslib Press, 1988. 80pp. 0958989583 $22.50 AUSL

13. Library staff development: proceedings of the first national seminar. Edited by J. Hiscock. Underdale, S.A., South Australian College of Advanced Education Library, 1990. $30.00 USAL
Examines developments and issues in staff development in Australian libraries.

14. The library's contribution to your community: a resource manual for libraries to document their social and economic contribution to the local community. Adelaide, Auslib Press, 2000. 128pp. 1894035062 $40.00 AUSL
Reprinted by arrangement with the Southern Ontario Library Service in Canada.

15. Paraprofessionals in the information workplace. Proceedings of the Fourth National Conference of Library Technicians, 28-31 October 1987, Melbourne. Adelaide, Auslib Press, 1987. 123pp. 0958989567 $27.50 AUSL

16. Sharing the challenges: library technicians in the 1990s. Edited by J. Bailey. Adelaide, Auslib Press, 1993. 1875145206 $41.80 AUSL

17. The tech connection. Proceedings of the 7th National Library Technicians Conference, Adelaide, 22-24 September 1993. Edited by E. Collins. Adelaide, Auslib Press, 1994. 160pp. 1875145281 $37.40 AUSL

18. Third National Conference of Library Technicians, Canberra 27-30 March, 1985: proceedings. Adelaide, SA, Auslib Press, 1985. 170pp. 0058989532 $22.50 AUSL

19. The vital link: library staffing in the 21st century. Edited by A. Luzeckyj. Adelaide, University of South Australia Library, 2000. 176pp. 0868036676 $49.50 USAL
Proceedings of the 2nd National Library Staffing Conference (July 1999). Exams important issues impacting on role of staff in the 21st century, such as mentoring, multiskilling, occupational health and welfare, performance management, and staff development.

20. Amey, L. Whyalla poised�: library and information provision for the citizens of Whyalla, South Australia. Underdale, SA, University of South Australia, 1997. 18p. $22.00 USAL
Reviews the library cooperation options with a view to a possible joint use library development with public, TAFE, and university libraries in Whyalla.

21. Booker, D. Concept, challenge, conundrum: from library skills to information literacy. Adelaide. University of South Australia Library, 2000. 221pp. 0868036684 $49.50 USAL
Proceedings of the 4th National Information Literacy Conference (December 1999).

22. Booker, D. Information literacy: the Australian agenda. Proceedings of a conference conducted by the University of South Australia Library, Adelaide 2-4 December 1992. Adelaide, University of South Australia Library, 1993. 185pp. 0868030694 $33.00 USAL
Representatives from primary, secondary, tertiary, adult education and libraries discuss the implementation of information literacy as the key learning connection across the curriculum.

23. Booker, D. Information literacy: the professional issue. Proceedings of the third national information literacy conference, 8 and 9 December 1997. Adelaide, University of South Australia Library, 1998. 100pp. $44.00 USAL
Representatives from the professions, educational institutions and libraries discuss the implementation of information literacy as a critical issue for the professions and education in the 21st century.

24. Booker, D. Learning for life: information literacy and the autonomous learner. Proceedings of the second national information literacy conference, Adelaide, 30 November - 1 December 1995. Adelaide, University of South Australia Library, 1996 184pp. 086803150X $39.50 USAL
Representatives from primary, secondary, tertiary, adult education and libraries discuss the implementation of information literacy as the key learning connection across the curriculum.

25. Bridgland, A and H. Hayes, eds. Charting the future: strategic planning in the Australasian library and information industry. Wagga Wagga, NSW, Centre for Information Studies, 1996. (Topics in Australasian library and information studies no.11) 265pp. 0949060348 $11.00 CSUR
This is the first comprehensive text on strategic planning for Australasian information managers and library and information management students. Articles cover strategic planning theory, process, outcomes and practical applications using case studies from all library sectors as well as from archives and information technology sectors.

26. Brittain, J. M., et. al. Information professionals in Australia: expanding horizons. Wagga Wagga, NSW, Centre for Information Studies, 1996. (CIS research reports no.5) 56pp. 094906033X $11.00 CSUR
The research report investigates new employment opportunities for library and information professionals, using a combination of empirical, interpretative and critical approaches to analyse the emerging Australian employment market.

27. Brittain, J. M. Introduction to information management. Wagga Wagga, NSW, Centre for Information Studies, 1997. (Occasional monographs no.16) 333pp. 0949060364 $60.50 CSUR
An introduction to information management for students of information science, librarianship and information management with contributors from Australia and the UK. It covers definitional problems, issues, records management and information management applications.

28. Bryan, H. An extraordinary graduate: an address at the Graduation Ceremony, Monash University, 5 June 1985. Clayton, Vic., Ancora Press, 1987. 8pp. 0868620114 $5.00 MONG
Text of Harrison Bryan's address on the occasion of his award of an honorary doctorate from Monash University. Limited edition of 200 copies.

29. Bundy, A. LIBLAF one; cartoons for libraries. Adelaide, University of South Australia Library, 1993. 151pp. 0868030538 $38.50 USAL
Compilation of library cartoons and humorous quotations

30. Bundy, A. LIBLAF two: cartoons for libraries. Adelaide, University of South Australia Library, 1995. 107pp. 0868031240 $38.50 USAL
Compilation of library cartoons and humorous quotations.

31. Bundy, A. LIBLAF three: cartoons for libraries. Adelaide, University of South Australia Library, 2000. 101pp. 0868036609 $38.50 USAL
Compilation of library cartoons and humorous quotations.

32. Doig, J. Disaster recovery for archives, libraries and records management systems in Australia and New Zealand. Wagga Wagga, NSW, Centre for Information Studies, 1997. 159pp. 0949060356 $44.00 CSUR
Discusses factors that should be considered by managers before setting up a disaster recovery plan, including prevention and insurance. It covers in detail the development of a disaster recovery plan, considers training programs and gives an account of the history of disaster recovery in Australia and New Zealand.

33. Harvey, R.. Organising knowledge in Australia. Wagga Wagga, NSW, Centre for Information Studies, 1999. (Topics in Australasian library and information studies no.15). 0949060860 $49.50. CSUR
Two main aims are to provide an overview of the field of bibliographic organisation and information retrieval practice in Australian libraries and information centers; and to present a conceptual framework within which information professionals can consider, and on which they might build, during their professional careers.

34. Hazell, A. Enterprise employment education: the library workforce in the 1990s. Adelaide, University of South Australia, 1995. 98pp. 0868031240 $33.00 USAL
Representatives from unions, government, education, employers and the professional association discuss the development and implementation of competency standards for library and information services workers in Australia, New Zealand and the United Kingdom.

35. Heberle, K. C.R.A.B.S. for life � becoming information literate. Adelaide, University of South Australia Library, 1996. $39.60. USAL
A lively and humorous 15 minute video targeted at year 11, 12, and 13, TAFE and first year university students, written and directed by K. Heberle.

36. Kemp, D. A. The nature of knowledge: an introduction for librarians. Riverina, NSW, Charles Sturt University, 1990. 199pp. 0208015280 $5.50 CSUR
Reprint of London, C. Bingley, 1976. On the theory of knowledge and philosophy of library science.

37. Reid, D. A strategy for the recognition of competence in the library industry at industry levels A-D; project report. Canberra, Australian Library and Information Association, 1997. 70pp. 0868045462 $35.00 ALIA

38. Sanders, R. Australian library supervision and management: abridged student edition. Wagga Wagga, NSW, Centre for Information Studies, 2000. (Topics in Australasian library and information studies no.17) 325pp. 0949060984 $49.50 CSUR
Introduction to library supervision and management skills and techniques including: participative, team and self management; organisational change; strategic planning; job design; performance measurement; megotiation; conflict resolution.

39. Welch, L. The other 51 weeks; marketing for Australian libraries. Wagga Wagga, NSW, Centre for Information studies, 1999. (Topics in Australasian library and information studies no.14) 0949060852 $44.00 CSUR
Does not consider marketing to be a cure-all; is intended to distil the theory and strip the hype form what is essentially a simple but vital process to assist today's libraries to thrive in a changing world. Puts marketing in its proper place in the librarian's management tool kit.

40. Williamson, V. and S. White. Competency standards in the library workplace. Adelaide, Auslib Press, 1996. 85pp. 1875145400 $30.80 AUSL

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Library Science - Cataloguing

1. Garbage in, garbage out: the need for quality in the age of automation. Proceedings of the ALIA 8th National Cataloguing Conference, Adelaide, September, 1989. Adelaide, Auslib Press, 1989. 126pp. 1875145936 $38.50 AUSL
Covers important issues in information retrieval and cataloguing.

2. Davis. S. R. Classification workbook for small libraries: using the Abridged Dewey Decimal Classification (Edition 12), Revised Australian Edition. Wagga Wagga, NSW, Center for Information Studies, 1993. (Occasional monographs no.14) 65pp. 0949060267 $11.00 CSUR
A practical introduction to Dewey 12 with many examples illustrating its use. Chapters include questions, model answers and explanations.

3. Davis, S.W. and G. R. New. DDC 13 workbook; a practical introduction to the abridged Dewey Classification. Wagga Wagga, N.S.W., Centre for Information Studies, 1998. (Centre for Information Studies occasional monograph no.18) 78pp. 0949060429 $22.00 CSUR
Practical introduction to DDC13.

4. Davis, S.W. DDC 20 workbook. Wagga Wagga, N.S.W., Centre for Information Studies, 1992. (Centre for Information Studies occasional monograph no.10) 55pp. 0949060100 $22.00 CSUR
Practical introduction to Dewey 20, with examples. Includes questions, answers, and explanations. Aimed at library school students, library training programmes and workshops.

5. Davis, S.W. DDC21 workbook: a practical introduction to the Dewer Decimal Classification. Wagga Wagga, NSW, Centre for Information Studies, 1997. (Occasional monographs no.17). 63pp. 0949060399 $22.00 CSUR
A practical introduction to Dewey 21 with many examples illustrating its use. Chapters include questions, model answers and explanations.

6. Richardson, J. and R. Sanders. A workbook for use with AACR2. 2nd edn. Wagga Wagga, NSW, Centre for Information Studies, 1988. (Occasional monographs no.5) 11pp. 0949060011 $11.00 CSUR

Library Science - Collection Development

1. Gorman, G. E. and J. Kennedy. Collection development for Australian libraries. 2nd edn. Wagga Wagga, NSW, Centre for Information Studies, 1992. (Topics in Australasian library and information studies no.5) 545pp. 094906016X $16.50 CSUR

2. Isaacs, M., L. Emmett and J.P. Whyte. Libraries and Australian literature: a report on the representation of Australian creative writings in Australian libraries. Clayton, Vic., Ancora Press, 1988. 112pp. 0868620122 $5.00 MONG
Investigation of the historical background to, and current state of, library acquisitions of Australian material.

3. Pearson, G. A local history handbook: establishing local history collections and information services. Adelaide, Auslib Press, 1986. 116pp. 0958989540 $22.50 AUSL

Library Science - Computing and Databases

1. Ferguson, S and R. Hebels. Computers for librarians: an introduction to systems and applications. Wagga Wagga, NSW, Centre for Information Studies, 1998. (Occasional monographs no.19) 0949060445 $49.50. CSUR
A second, and international edition of 'Computers for Australian librarians, published by the Centre in 1993. Chapter 1 devoted to the Internet. A top-down approach to computers in libraries, starting with the application of computers before discussing the support systems, networks, and technologies.

2. Ralph, M. The Australian Bibliographic Network: an annotated bibliography. Underdale, SA, South Australian College of Advanced Education Library, 1988. 40pp. 0868030260 $18.00 USAL
Lists material covering the development of the Australian Bibliographic Network, 1981-1988.

3. Swain, P. Object oriented programming using smalltalk. Wagga Wagga, NSW, Centre for Information Studies, 1998. 358pp. 0949060909 $38.50 CSUR

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Library Science - Directories

1. Australian libraries: the essential directory. 5th edn. Edited by A. and J. Bundy. Blackwood, SA, Auslib Press, 1999. 306pp. 10315187 $66.50 AUSL
Includes collection development information, Australian publishers, and a subject index. New edition forthcoming 2001.

2. Australian library and information professionals. Compiled and edited by A. Bundy and J. Bundy. Adelaide, Auslib Press, 1994. 134pp. 1875145273 $36.40 AUSL
New edition forthcoming 2001

3. Directories of Australian academic and research libraries. 6th edn. Edited by A. Bundy. Adelaide, Auslib Press, 1996. 10329994 $39.60 AUSL

4. Directory of Australian public libraries. 5th edn. Edited by A. Bundy and J. Bundy. Adelaide, Auslib Press, 1999 329pp. 1875145109 $44.00 AUSL
Includes information relating to the services, usage, collections, staffing and operations of the nation's public libraries.

5. Directory of libraries and archives in the Pacific Islands. Compiled by A. Cunningham. Canberra, ALIA, 1997. 100pp. 0868045454 $15.00 ALIA

6. Directory of special libraries in Australia. Compiled by J. Fuller. 10th edn. Canberra, Australian Library and Information Association, Special Libraries Section, 1999. 626pp. 0868044679 $140.00 (CD-ROM $300.00) ALIA
Lists special libraries throughout Australia, with contact details, hours of opening, stock figures and subjects collected.

7. Suppliers to Australian libraries. Edited by J. Bundy. Blackwood, S.A., Auslib Press, 1998. 14410621 $36.00 AUSL

Library Science - Education

1. Iacovino, L. 'Things in action': teaching law to record keeping professionals. Clayton, Vic, Ancora Press, 1998. 276pp. 0868620289 $40.00 MONG

2. Rungkat, T. Education and training for librarianship in Indonesia, 1945-1984. [together with] Rungkat, T. and Z. Zen. Education and training the Indonesian library workforce. Clayton, Vic, Ancora Press, 1998. 163pp. 0868620262 $25.00 MONG

3. Williamson, K. Research methods for students: professionals information management and systems. Wagga Wagga, NSW, Centre for Information Studies, 2000. 325pp. 0 949060 895 $55.00 CSUR
An introduction to research methods put into the context of professional practice in information management and systems. Designed primarily for use in research in information studies schools in Australia and elsewhere.

Library Science - History

1. Australian library history: papers from the second forum on Australian library history, Canberra, 19-20 July 1985. Edited by P. Biskup and M. K. Rochester. Canberra, Canberra College of Advanced Education, Centre for Library and Information Studies, 1985. 136pp. 085889274X $11.00 UCAN

2. Coming together: papers from the seventh Australian Library History Forum, Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology, 12 October 1996. Edited by B. J. McMullin. Clayton, Vic, Ancora Press, 1997. 105p. 0868620270 $25.00 MONG

3. Early book purchases in the Melbourne Public Library: Redmond Barry's instructions to the Agent-General, December 3rd 1853. Introduction by R. Overell. Clayton, Vic. Ancora Press, 1997. 0858520254 $20.00 MONG

4. Instruction and amusement: papers from the Sixth Austalian Library History Forum, Monash University, 1 November 1995. Edited by B.J. McMullin. Clayton, Vic, Ancora Press, 1996. 203pp. 0868620246 $35.00 MONG

5. Peopling a profession: papers from the Fourth Library History Forum. Edited by F. Upward and J.P. Whyte. Clayton, Vic., Ancora Press, 1991. (Monash occasional papers in librarianship, recordkeeping and bibiliography no.1.) 173pp. 0868620149 $22.00 MONG
Library history, and biographies of librarians.

6. Biskup, P and D.M. Goodman. Libraries in Australia. Wagga Wagga, NSW, Centre for Information Studies, 1994 (student edn) and 1995 (special edn). (Topics in Australasian library and information studies no.9) 610pp. 0949060259 $38.50 (student ed); $55.00 (special ed) CSUR
Designed for librarians, those interested in library history, and library and information students at tertiary level, this comprehensive study takes an "unashamedly historical" approach, using history as a diagnostic tool in a critical examination of Australian libraries.

7. Biskup, P. Library models and library myths: the early years of the National Library of Australia. Kensington, N.S.W., History Project Inc., 1984. (Historical bibliography no.11) 58pp. 0949776173 $5.00 ARPS

8. Bridge, C. A trunk full of books: history of the State Library of South Australia and its forerunners. Netley, SA, Wakefield Press in association with the State Library of South Australia, 1986. 266p. 0949268313 $30.00 SLSA

9. Bryan, H. No gray profession: reminiscences of a career in Australian libraries. Adelaide, Auslib Press, 1994. 233p. 1875145303 $37.40 AUSL

10. Metcalfe, J. Developing a profession of librarianship in Australia: travel diaries and other papers of John Wallace Metcalfe. Edited by W.B. Rayward. Canberra, ALIA Press, 1996. 383pp. 086804508X $75.00 ALIA

11. Talbot, M.R. A chance to read: a history of the Institutes movement in South Australia. Adelaide, Libraries Board of South Australia, 1992. 270p. 0724301607 $35.00 SLSA
Written for the Institutes Association of South Australia, includes important historical and social detail of life in South Australia.

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Library Science - Periodicals

1. Australian library and information science abstracts [ALISA]. Magill, S.A., Australian Clearing House for Library and Information Science, 1982- . 0810 9265 1982: $20.00; 1983: $25.00; 1984/85: $35.00; 1986: $40.00; 1987: $45.00; 1988: $45.00; 1989-1994: $55.00 per year USAL

2. Australian library annual reports on microfiche (ALARM). Magill, S.A., Australian Clearing House for Library and Information Services, 1987. [microfiche] 07291338 $120.00 [set] USAL

3. Australian public libraries and information services. Editor: A. Bundy. Blackwood, SA, Auslib Press, 1988- 10305033. Personal sub ($39.60); institutional in Australia ($60.50) and N.Z. ($55.00); overseas by surface ($65.00) AUSL

Library Science - Public Libraries

1. Access and equity: challenges in Australian public libraries. Edited by A. Hazell. Adelaide, Auslib Press, 1992. 187514515X $41.80 AUSL

2. Compulsory competitive tendering and public libraries. Edited by J. King. Canberra, ALIA, 1996. 60pp. 0868045314 $20.00 ALIA

3. How far have we come� how far can we go?: Public Libraries National Conference., Perth, Western Australia 14-17 November 1999; conference proceedings. ALIA, Public Libraries Section. Perth, WA, Promaco Conventions, 1999. 263pp. 1863080805 $40.00 AUSL

4. Libraries and local government. Proceedings of the 3rd Biennial State Conference, Western Australian Local Government Librarians Association, Perth, 5 November 1993. Edited by A. Bundy. Adelaide, Auslib Press, 1994. 71pp. 1875145311 $26.40 AUSL

5. Libraries and local government. Proceedings of the 4th Biennial State Conference, Western Australian Local Government Librarians Association, Perth 8 September 1995. Edited by A. Bundy. Adelaide, Auslib Press, 1996. 87pp. 1324863X $26.40 AUSL

6. Public libraries: trading in futures. Proceedings of the 1st National Public Libraries Conference, Melbourne 1-3 February 1994. Edited by A. Bundy. Adelaide, Auslib Press, 1994. 190pp. 187514529X $39.60 AUSL

7. Public libraries � what are they worth? Proceedings of the 2nd National Public Libraries Conference, Sydney 12-15 November 1995. Edited by A. Bundy. Adelaide, Auslib Press, 1996. 187pp. $39.60 AUSL

8. Towards a quality service: goals, objectives and standards for public libraries in Australia. Canberra, Australian Library and Information Association, 1990. 116pp. 086804447 $22.00 ALIA
Standards designed as a guide for current practice and to provide an achievable goal for all public libraries. Covers both input and output measures with seven goal areas each divided into objectives/input (standards), planning process and objectives/output (performance measures).

9. Twice paid: user pays and public libraries. Compiled and edited by D. Booker. Adelaide, Auslib Press, 1993. 180pp. 1875145222 $37.40 AUSL

10. Sharr, F.A. Recollections: forty years of public library service. Adelaide, Auslib Press, 1992. 1875145125 $24.20 AUSL

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Library Science - Reference

1. Reference services 1987; the challenge of the information age: proceedings of the Second Reference Librarians' Conference, Melbourne, 1987. Edited by R. Choate and E. Fisch. Bundoora, Vic., Reference Workshops, 1989. 152pp. 0731634942 $20.00 ALIA

2. Mills, J.J. and J. Richardson. Information resources and services in Australia. Wagga Wagga, N.S.W., Centre for Information Studies, 1992. (Topics in Australasian library and information studies no.4) 505pp. 0949060151 $16.50 CSUR
Describes current Australian reference sources, including more than 1500 print and online titles in over 40 subject fields, plus general reference works. Detailed bibliography and indices.

Library Science - School Libraries

1. Combining libraries: the Canadian and Australian experience. Edited by L.J. Amey. Hamilton, Nova Scotia: Metuchen, New Jersey, School of Library and Information Studies, Dalhousie University; Scarecrow Press, 1987. 433pp. 0810820498 $26.40 AUSL

2. Learning resourcefully: challenges for teacher librarians in the information age. Edited by M. Nimon. Adelaide, Auslib Press, 1996. 148pp. 1875145419 $37.40 AUSL

3. Providing more with less: collection management for Australian school libraries. Edited by K. Dillon and J. Henri. Wagga Wagga, NSW, Centre for Information Studies, 1998 (Topics in Australian teacher librarianship no.2) 240pp. 0949060437 $38.50 CSUR
Focuses on the main issues for school libraries of the changing nature of collections. Emphasises the need for sound collection management practices in the modern school library..

4. Bundy, A. At the crossroads: rural school community libraries in South Australia in 1993. Adelaide, University of South Australia Library, 1994. 29pp. 0086803083X $16.50 USAL
Study tour of the 46 rural school community libraries in South Australia.

5. Bundy, A. Widened horizons: the origins and development of South Australian rural school community libraries 1935-1992. Adelaide, Auslib Press, 1996. 421pp. 1875145427 $39.60 AUSL

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Library Science - Special and Rural Libraries

1. Health libraries: challenges in the commercial environment. Edited by K. Saurine. Adelaide, Auslib Press, 1997. 71pp. 1875145553 $33.00 AUSL

2. Information service in changing times: challenges in special librarianship. Edited by R. Price. Adelaide, Auslib Press, 1992. 1875145176 $41.80 AUSL

3. National guidelines for hospital libraries. ALIA, Health Libraries Section, Standards Committee. 2nd edn. Canberra, ALIA, 1995. 20pp. 0868045209 $15.00 ALIA

4. Resources for health sciences: a guide for Australia. Compiled and edited by V. Delafosse. Blackwood, SA, Auslib Press, 1995. 118pp. 1875145303 $33.00 AUSL

5. Dartnall, J. A most delicate monster: the one-professional special library. Wagga Wagga, NSW, Centre for Information Studies, 1998. (Topics in Australian library and information studies no.13) 176pp. 0949060402 $44.00 CSUR
The focus is the running of small special libraries, but others will find this useful, especially solo librarians. A professional outlook is maintained without neglecting the full range of tasks required in a small library. Checklists support the practical orientation.

Library Science - University and College Libraries

1. Australian tertiary libraries: issues for the 1990s. Edited by C. Steele. Adelaide, Auslib Press, 1992. 1875145133 $37.40 AUSL.

2. Change in Australian technology network libraries: a showcase of current professional practice. Edited by J. Frylinck. Adelaide, SA, University of South Australia Library for librarians of the Australian Technology Network, 2000. 156pp. 0868036617 $44.00 USAL
Papers illustrating professional practice in libraries of Curtin University, RMIT, QUT, Univesity of South Australia, and University of Technology, Sydney.

3. Merge and mutate: the administration and organisation of multicampus academic libraries: proceedings of a seminar, February 1990. Edited by B. Cook. Underdale, S.A., South Australian College of Advanced Education Library, 1990. 47pp. 0868572852 $25.00 USAL
Examines the issues to be faced by merging and multicampus academic libraries.

4. Subject librarianship - the future way? Edited by I. Doskatsch. Adelaide, University of South Australia, 1992. 134pp. 0868030503 $35.20 USAL
Proceedings of a seminar to examine response to changes in higher education. The concept of subject librarians is discussed.

5. McSwiney, C. Essential understandings: international students, learning, libraries. Adelaide, Auslib Press, 1995. 201pp. 1875145370 $34.00 AUSL

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Literature

1. Ants to elephants: a South Australian collection of multicultural folktales. Edited by E. Noske, et. al. Adelaide, Libraries Board of South Australia, 1995. 48pp. 0724302166 $17.00 SLSA
Anthology based on a set of oral folktales preserved in the J.D. Somerville Oral History Collection within the Mortlock Library of South Australia.

2. Australian playscripts; a checklist of unpublished scripts in the Hanger Collection, Fryer Library, University of Queensland. Compiled by Friends of the Fryer Library. St. Lucia, Fryer Memorial Library, University of Queensland, 1987. (Fryer Memorial Library occasional publication no.6) 136pp. 09088471084 $5.00 UQUE

3. Australian verse: an illustrated treasury. Chosen by B. Davis. Sydney, State Library of New South Wales Press, 1996. 332pp. 0730589064 $49.95 SNSW
Revised edition of this important one volume anthology of Australian verse, compiled by one of the greatest publishing figures of the last 50 years. The last work of Beatrice Davis before her death in May 1992.

4. The Barbara Hanrahan Memorial Exhibition [illustrated catalogue]. Compiled by B. Holbourne. Adelaide, Libraries Board of South Australia, 1994. 37pp. 0724301844 $10.00 SLSA
A celebration of the life and work of a writer and artist who loved Adelaide.

5. Childrens books: 3 bibliographies of collections at the University of Melbourne Library. Parkville, Vic, University of Melbourne Library, 2000. CD-ROM 0732510570 [price on application] UMEL

6. Colonial poets series. Edited by V. Crittenden. Canberra, Mulini Press, 1977-1999. $5.00 each HIST
Fifteen booklets on some of Australia's 19th century poets: William a'Beckett, Robert Bruce, Marcus Clark, Eliza Dunlop, Baron Field, William Forster, Mary Fortune, Henry Halloran, Charles Harpur, Fidelia Hill, Henry Kendall, James Knox, John Lang, George Macdonald, Charles M'Donald.

7. Douglas Stewart: a bibliography. Edited by S. Ballyn and J. Doyle. Canberra, Australian Scholarly Editions Centre, ADFA and National Library of Australia, 1996. 200pp. 0642106215 $40.40 NLAA

8. Henry Lawson's North Sydney: a selection of Henry Lawson's North Sydney writings. North Sydney, NSW, North Shore Historical Society, 1999. 102pp. 0957753500 $24.00 SLNS

9. The inside story: creating children's books. Edited by B. Alderman and S. O. Reeder. Canberra, Children's Book Council, A.C.T. Branch, 1987. 250pp. 0909612080 $15.00 UCAN
Authors, illustrators, editors and publishers discuss creating books for children in Australia. Derived from the Children's Book Council (A.C.T. Branch) Seminars on Writing and Illustrating Books for Children, 1983-1986.

10. Landscape and identity: perspectives from Australia. Proceedings of the 1994 conference of the Centre for Children's Literature, University of South Australia. Edited by W. Parsons and R. Goodwin. Blackwood, SA, Auslib Press, 1994. 176pp. 1875145338 $37.40 AUSL

11. "Listen for a moment": a small book of Australian ballads. Selected and edited by T. Ford. Canberra, National Library of Australia, 2000. 42pp. 064210722X $15.50 NLAA

12. Little Books of Birds. Canberra, National Library of Australia, 1999. 30pp. 0642107076 $13.20 NLAA
Australian poems

13. The Lu Rees Archives: notes, books and authors. Canberra, University of Canberra Library, 1981- . 07257015 $7.50 [per year] UCAN
Annual. Includes articles on Australian children's literature and reviews of relevant critical and biographical works.

14. Lu Rees Archives of Australian Children's Literature: a guide to the collections. Edited by B. Alderman and M. Hyland. Canberra, School of Communication, Canberra College of Advanced Education, [n.d.]. 223pp. 0858893363 $15.00 UCAN
Describes the strengths of the archives, which includes 170 Australian authors, illustrators, editors, and publishers. Covers awards, with details of subject areas, and the literary and artistic style of authors and illustrators.

15. No thanks or regrets. Edited and introduced by J. Kent. Sydney, State Library of New South Wales Press, 1996. 214pp. 031066049 $12.95 SNSW
14 stories reflecting on the realities of being a woman in the 1990s.

16. Rosemary Dobson: a celebration. Compiled and edited by J. Hooton. Canberra, Friends of the National Library, 2000. 73pp. 064210728 9 $12.95 NLAA

17. Tim Winton: a celebration. Compiled and edited by H. McPhee. Canberra, Friends of the National Library of Australia, 1999. 39pp. 0642107173 $13.30 NLAA

18. Well read: authors for Australian children and young adults. Edited by A. Hazell. Adelaide, Auslib Press, 1993. 105pp. 1875145192 $44.00 AUSL

19. Cawthorne, W.A. Who killed cockatoo? Adelaide, Friends of the State Library of South Australia, 1996. (Australian facsimile editions, no.209) 1876154047 $27.00 (Deluxe edn. $82.00). SLSA
Originally published 1862. The first Australian picture book for young children, based on "The death and burial of Cock Robin'. The lively verse and illustrations depict Australian animals. Deluxe edition contains facsimile of chapbook. Introduction by J. Bayfield.

20. Clanch, S with D. Bilbey. Something to crow about: new perspectives in literature for young people. Wagga Wagga, NSW, Centre for Information Studies, 1999. (Literature and literacy for young people no.4) 180pp. 0949060941 $55.00 CSUR
Influences that have shaped Australian literature for young people.

21. Crittenden, V. Pseudonyms used by Australian writers in the nineteenth century. Canberra, Mulini Press, 1996. (Bibliographica historica australiae no.5) 60pp. 0949910627 $20.00 HIST
Lists nearly one thousand pseudonyms used by book and periodical writers in the nineteenth century; listed by pseudonym and by the writer's correct name.

22. Dewar, M. "Snorters, Fools and Little 'uns": sexual politics and Territory writing in the South Australian period. Darwin, State Library of the Northern Territory, 1992/93. (Occasional papers no.32) 0724506853 $5.50 SLNT
Looks at the way in which history and current events, particularly those relating to women, are depicted in early Territory writing.

23. Foster, J, E. Finnis and N. Nimon. Australian children's literature: an exploration of genre and theme. Wagga Wagga, NSW, Centre for Information Studies, 1995 (Literature and literacy for young people; an Australian series no.1) 240pp. 0949060321 $38.50 CSUR
Provides an overview of the development and features of Australian children's literature as a springboard for further study of the area.

24. Harris, M. The angry penguin: selected poems. Introduction by A. Brissenden. Canberra, National Library of Australia, 1996. 1 vol. 0642106360 $9.95 NLAA.

25. Hazell, A. Reflections of reality? Female roles in Australian adolescent fiction since World War II. Blackwood, S.A., Auslib Press, 1989. 217pp. 1875145028 $22.00 AUSL

26. Hill, F.S.T. Poems and recollections of the past. Introduction by P. Butterss. Adelaide, Barr Smith Press, University of Adelaide Library, 1996. 66pp. 0909766061 $25.00 UADL
Facsimile edition of first published book of poetry by a woman in Australia, and the first book of poetry published by a South Australian; first published in 1840.

27. Martin, A.P. The beginnings of Australian literature. Canberra, Mulini Press, 1998. (Bibliographica historica australiae no.6) 48pp. 0949910775 $8.00. HIST
First published in 1898, describes Australian literature of the ninet