Join the National Library for a live webinar where we’ll discuss items in the 1975: Living in the Seventies exhibition with the Library’s Exhibitions team.
This virtual learning session will allow participants to learn more about this pivotal time in Australia’s history. We will also discuss the collection material on display and the memories they hold. Participants will discover new stories to delight, inform, evoke curiosity and encourage conversation.
This session is a Zoom webinar and cameras will be hidden. Participants will be able to contribute ideas and questions to the conversation by typing into the Q&A and chat function.
Please register via the National Library website.
The learning session will be recorded and made available after the event.
About the speakers
Dr Guy Hansen is Director of Exhibitions at the Library. Guy has curated over 20 exhibitions on a wide range of topics including political history, sport, cartooning and national symbols.
Other members of the Exhibitions team at the Library include Peter Appleton, Dr Grace Blakeley-Carroll, Dr Karen Schamberger, Allister Mills, Shelly McGuire and Nicole Schwirtlich.
They will be joined in conversation with staff members who will share their memories and experiences of this time: library officer Quentin Slade and volunteer guide Helen Stuart.
About 1975: Living in the Seventies
1975 marked the midpoint of a tumultuous decade. Now, 50 years on, our collections offer an opportunity to look back on what it was like to live in the seventies.
This free exhibition closes on 9 March 2026.
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