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Australia, home of the ‘fair go’. But is it really the free and fair place you’d hope for? What can we change? From noisy protest to quiet persistence, Disrupt, persist, invent explores the many ways people have achieved social change in Australia
Discover powerful stories of people and their actions, from the ordinary to the extraordinary.
Learn about Australia’s progress in areas such as women’s rights, marriage equality, science and technological invention and much more.
The exhibition opens to the public in the State Library from 6 September 2024
Bruce Kay is the State Manager- Tasmania. National Archives Australia (NAA)
The event is part of National Family History Month at the State Library of Tasmania.
Image: 11737162 EB NAA
Please note parking near the library is limited. As a courtesy to the speaker and other attendees, we ask that you allow ample time to arrive and be seated before the advertised start time. If you are unable to attend, please cancel your ticket ASAP via your Eventbrite booking or by contacting the Reading Room desk.
Phone: 6165 5538
This in-person event will also be viewable online via a Webinar. Please ensure you book a seat for the in-person event, or register for the webinar.
• Seats are limited, bookings are essential
• Click the Reserve A Spot button on this page to register all participants.
• Fill in your details
• You will receive an email with a link
• On the day and time of the talk, open your email and click the “Join Event” link to watch
• Follow Government guidelines for mask wearing.
• Follow physical distancing requirements.
• Practice good hygiene. We will provide sanitiser for you.
• Do not visit the library if you’re unwell.
• Thanks for your help. We look forward to seeing you.
What are my transport/parking options for the event?
Please note: parking near the library is limited.
As a courtesy to the speaker and other attendees, we ask that you allow ample time to arrive and be seated before the advertised start time.
Hobart Central Car Park is located on Melville Street, with walkway access to Bathurst Street. Find the location on Google maps
Buses are available on Elizabeth St and are within 10 minutes walking distance.
Do I have to bring my printed ticket to the event?
You don’t need to bring your printed ticket to the event
What if I can’t attend the seated event on the day?
If you are unable to attend, please cancel your ticket ASAP via your Eventbrite booking or by contacting the Reading Room desk on (03) 6165 5538.
Register for the online webinar by following the instructions further up this page.
The State Library and Archives building has wheelchair access.
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