State Library Victoria has just opened its doors to show its amazing $88 million renovation to the world. Here's a sneak peek of the beautiful historic spaces including the famous La Trobe reading room and the stunning Ian Potter Queens Hall. | What's On Melbourne

Our new Munro Library and Community hub look set to transform the Queen Victoria Market precinct into an epicentre of imagination, learning and wellbeing. Equipped with three floors, a community rooftop terrace, two sound studios, bookable meeting rooms, a creative makers space with access to 3D printers, laser cutters, paint booths and sewing machines, the space will also have a dedicated children’s library and Family Services Centre. The design is developed by Melbourne's Six Degrees Architect

24K views · 520 reactions | 3D printers, podcasting studios, a performance space and stunning water views… Library at the Dock is a library lovers dream. | City of Melbourne | Facebook

Go behind the scenes of making history more accessible. 🔍 When Mouthful of Dust launched, we teamed up with the Centre For Accessibility Australia (CFA) to make sure the experience met recent WCAG 2.2 Level AA standards. These updates have made the experience even more accessible, with improved navigation, enhanced screen reader compatibility and optimised interactive features - so everyone can explore and enjoy. 👉 Discover Mouthful of Dust: https://www.slv.vic.gov.au/mouthful-of-dust/ 👉 Read

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🕰️ Travel through time with State Library Victoria! 👋 Welcome to the 1950s. After the hardship and turmoil of the previous decade, the 1950s offered Victoria an improved standard of living and a shot towards ‘the suburban dream’. Employment opportunities ramped up, a home of one’s own became an achievable feat and post-war migration programs meant Australia’s population was enriched with new arrivals from Greece, Italy, Poland, Germany, Hungary, the Netherlands and more. Peace wasn’t taken for