Reporting on Maldon and surrounding central goldfields
Dr Lynda Achren, a library volunteer who coordinated the library vignette history project, speaking at the launch on Saturday. Mrs Beale. Who was Mrs Beale? You will be able to answer this question if you were part of the very large group who helped celebrate the launch of the Library History Vignettes on Saturday 24…
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Words in Winter organiser Janice Simpson with a panel of notable wordsmiths at last year’s festival. The organisers of the upcoming Words in Winter Festival have created an event that will be as warm and satisfying as a bowl of soup in winter – but for the brain instead of the belly. Words in Winter…
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World Press Freedom Day Tristan Jacobson, a future librarian. This year the theme for World Press Freedom Day is Reporting in the Brave New World – The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Press Freedom and the Media. The day marks the anniversary of the 1991 Windhoek Declaration, a statement of free press principles. The declaration…
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Fiona and Jill in the Children’s Library Room. Joshua and Isobel with library volunteer Tina enjoying the Saturday Easter egg hunt at the library. Library book sale A reminder that the Library Book Sale will take place on Saturday April 26 from 9am, outside the library (97 High Street, next to the Post Office). This…
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World Health Day This week we are focusing on the Health and Wellbeing section of the library, to celebrate World Health Day (7 April). Given that locals seem to be a fairly healthy bunch, people are still interested in their health and wellbeing and are keen to live healthier lives, both mentally and physically. So…
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Lost trades and kind craftsmen still exist! You might remember a previous news item about the cedar cabinet in the Athenaeum Library, which is used to house our growing archival collection. It is a much-loved piece of furniture, a small piece of Melbourne history: a glass-fronted cabinet that came to the Athenaeum Library on permanent…
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Stop Press! Carmel Bird at the Maldon Athenaeum Library, Monday 3 March, 10.30am. Don’t miss this fabulous talk by celebrated Castlemaine writer of novels, short stories and essays. Carmel’s most recent works include Love Letters to Lola, a collection of 18 stories, with reflections on writing them, and Arabella, a picture book for children and…
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