Library & Archives NT

Library & Archives NT is the "state" library and archives for the Northern Territory of Australia. It has three venues located in Darwin (on the ancestral lands of the Larrakia people) and Alice Springs (on the land of the Arrernte people). It is the Northern Territory’s leading public research library and archives service, dedicated to preserving Territory history and connecting communications through stories, records, and memories. It’s vast collections include NT Government archives, books, newspapers, photographs, maps, magazines, ephemera, letters, diaries, community and organisational records, and oral histories. In addition, Library & Archives NT supports a network of public libraries across all parts of the Northern Territory. The institution resulted from a 2020 merger of the Northern Territory Library and the Northern Territory Archives Service. Library & Archives NT is a part of the Northern Territory government’s Department of People, Sport and Culture. Library & Archives NT provides its services to the public through three key venues: in the Education and Community Precinct (Danala) in Darwin City, at the Northern Territory Archives Centre in Millner and in Minerals House in Alice Springs. It also provides services through a number of online channels.

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