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Issue Details: First known date: 2023... 2023 Lost to Memory and Invisible Stories : Reflections on the Australian Library History Forums 1984–2019
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    y separately published work icon Journal of the Australian Library and Information Association vol. 72 no. 1 2023 25968142 2023 periodical issue

    'Happy new year to all our readers, reviewers, and authors! We kick off 2023 with a rich issue consisting of diverse research papers that cover many aspects of Library and Information Science, including library history, library accessibility, library research and LIS education, and also a paper by a researcher and user of academic libraries detailing a complicated project about compiling sociology PhDs in Australia, which involved expert help from some amazing academic libraries and librarians. Finally, there is also a Research-in-Practice paper describing the use of social media by academic libraries in Australia. As always, we finish with twelve excellent book reviews that provide some reading guidance to our readers.' (Bhuva Narayan, Mary Anne Kennan, Ian McCallum, Sherrey Quinn & Edward Luca : Editorial introduction)

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