NLA (National Library of Australia)

The National Library of Australia (NLA) is the country’s premier library, responsible for collecting, preserving, and providing access to Australia’s cultural and historical knowledge. It hosts a vast collection of books, newspapers, maps, and digital resources, making it a key resource for researchers, students, and the public. The NLA also works to protect Australia’s intellectual heritage and promote literacy and education. Located in Canberra, it serves as a national hub for information, ensuring that Australia's stories and knowledge are accessible now and for future generations.