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Treat this as an evidence pack for editorial review, not a final judgement.\n\n## Source Coverage\n\n| Source type | Count |\n|---|---:|\n| pages | 34 |\n\n## Executive Readout\n\n### Purpose\n\n- Thursday October 12, 2023\nFree School Holiday Fun at Libraries Tasmania\nWednesday September 27, 2023\nAdult Learners Week 1 – 8 September\nThursday August 31, 2023\nScience on the move as Questacon tours Tasmania\nThursday August 17, 2023\nNew Allport Library and Museum of Fine Arts exhibition – Dear Kate: the vision of the Mitchell women\nTuesday August 8, 2023\nFree online homework and study help for students after hours at Libraries Tasmania\nTuesday August 1, 2023\nLibraries Tasmania supports lifelong learning and digital skills for Tasmanians\nThursday July 27, 2023\nDelve into your past with free National Family History Month events at Libraries Tasmania\nThursday July 27, 2023\nStories After Dark – one mesmerising night\nWednesday June 14, 2023\nSpeedy sloth makes an appearance at story time\nWednesday May 17, 2023\nFancy dress at the Allport\nThursday March 23, 2023\n Source: `pages/media-releases-index.html (https://libraries.tas.gov.au/about-us/media-releases/)`\n- Friday 22 May\nAmitav Ghosh: Big histories\nTime:\n10:00 am â€“ 10:55 am\nRevisit the past to find solutions for the present and future with bestselling author Amitav Ghosh and existential risk researcher Luke Kemp.\n Source: `pages/news-latest.html (https://libraries.tas.gov.au/news/sydney-writers-festival-2026/)`\n- Home\n>\nAbout us\nMedia releases\nTranslate\nFor all media enquiries please contact our Communications team: email\ncommunications.libraries@libraries.tas.gov.au\nLibraries Tasmania 2026 fellowships announced\nThursday April 16, 2026\nYoung Tasmanians take the spotlight this Youth Week\nWednesday April 15, 2026\nFree autumn school holiday fun at Libraries Tasmania\nThursday April 9, 2026\nTasmania Reads: The Art of Storytelling Launch\nMonday March 23, 2026\nAnother strong summer of reading for young Tasmanians\nSaturday March 14, 2026\nFlanagan to speak at Gould’s The Sketchbook of Fishes stamp collection launch\nFriday March 6, 2026\nA new Spanish/Español community language collection launched\nFriday February 13, 2026\nSemaphore Score, a new exhibition by Creative Fellow Margaret Woodward\nTuesday February 10, 2026\nTasmania’s favourite reads of 2025\nSaturday January 24, 2026\n Source: `pages/media-releases-index.html (https://libraries.tas.gov.au/about-us/media-releases/)`\n- Wednesday August 13, 2025\nCelebrate National Family History Month with Libraries Tasmania\nFriday August 1, 2025\nCelebrating NAIDOC Week with Libraries Tasmania\nWednesday July 2, 2025\nExhibition in Scottsdale celebrates Chinese Tasmanian stories\nThursday June 26, 2025\nFree winter school holiday activities at your local library\nMonday June 23, 2025\nKeep cosy with a story this winter – join the Warm Winter Read!\n Source: `pages/media-releases-index.html (https://libraries.tas.gov.au/about-us/media-releases/)`\n\n### Role and Functions\n\n- Friday 22 May\nAmitav Ghosh: Big histories\nTime:\n10:00 am â€“ 10:55 am\nRevisit the past to find solutions for the present and future with bestselling author Amitav Ghosh and existential risk researcher Luke Kemp.\n Source: `pages/news-latest.html (https://libraries.tas.gov.au/news/sydney-writers-festival-2026/)`\n- Home\n>\nAbout us\nMedia releases\nTranslate\nFor all media enquiries please contact our Communications team: email\ncommunications.libraries@libraries.tas.gov.au\nLibraries Tasmania 2026 fellowships announced\nThursday April 16, 2026\nYoung Tasmanians take the spotlight this Youth Week\nWednesday April 15, 2026\nFree autumn school holiday fun at Libraries Tasmania\nThursday April 9, 2026\nTasmania Reads: The Art of Storytelling Launch\nMonday March 23, 2026\nAnother strong summer of reading for young Tasmanians\nSaturday March 14, 2026\nFlanagan to speak at Gould’s The Sketchbook of Fishes stamp collection launch\nFriday March 6, 2026\nA new Spanish/Español community language collection launched\nFriday February 13, 2026\nSemaphore Score, a new exhibition by Creative Fellow Margaret Woodward\nTuesday February 10, 2026\nTasmania’s favourite reads of 2025\nSaturday January 24, 2026\n Source: `pages/media-releases-index.html (https://libraries.tas.gov.au/about-us/media-releases/)`\n- Wednesday August 13, 2025\nCelebrate National Family History Month with Libraries Tasmania\nFriday August 1, 2025\nCelebrating NAIDOC Week with Libraries Tasmania\nWednesday July 2, 2025\nExhibition in Scottsdale celebrates Chinese Tasmanian stories\nThursday June 26, 2025\nFree winter school holiday activities at your local library\nMonday June 23, 2025\nKeep cosy with a story this winter – join the Warm Winter Read!\n Source: `pages/media-releases-index.html (https://libraries.tas.gov.au/about-us/media-releases/)`\n- Blak, Loud and Proud – celebrating NAIDOC Week\nThursday July 4, 2024\nFree winter school holiday activities for bright young minds at the library\nWednesday July 3, 2024\nA bowerbird searches for blue: National Simultaneous Storytime\nTuesday May 21, 2024\nThank you, Libraries Tasmania volunteers\nMonday May 20, 2024\nLibraries Tasmania and RACT join forces to support National Road Safety Week\nMonday May 6, 2024\nFree autumn school holiday activities at your local library\nMonday April 15, 2024\nYouth Speak Out about Reconciliation at Launceston Library\nFriday April 12, 2024\nTry something new during Tasmania Reads Week 17 to 23 March\nThursday March 14, 2024\nColonial life reimagined in Voices from the rivers and rocks\nThursday March 14, 2024\nWhat were Tasmania’s favourite reads in 2023?\n Source: `pages/media-releases-index.html (https://libraries.tas.gov.au/about-us/media-releases/)`\n- Thursday January 18, 2024\nFree summer holiday activities at your local library\nMonday January 8, 2024\nNew Tasmanian Library Advisory Board appointment\nThursday December 21, 2023\nInaugural State Library of Tasmania Fellowship winners\nWednesday November 29, 2023\nYouth Speak Out about Reconciliation in statewide exhibition tour\nThursday November 23, 2023\n‘Grab and go’ books for your Little Explorers with Libraries Tasmania\nTuesday November 7, 2023\nPower up your digital skills for free at your local library during Get Online Week\nThursday October 12, 2023\nMake numbers work for you at Libraries Tasmania during 26Ten Week!\n Source: `pages/media-releases-index.html (https://libraries.tas.gov.au/about-us/media-releases/)`\n- Thursday October 12, 2023\nFree School Holiday Fun at Libraries Tasmania\nWednesday September 27, 2023\nAdult Learners Week 1 – 8 September\nThursday August 31, 2023\nScience on the move as Questacon tours Tasmania\nThursday August 17, 2023\nNew Allport Library and Museum of Fine Arts exhibition – Dear Kate: the vision of the Mitchell women\nTuesday August 8, 2023\nFree online homework and study help for students after hours at Libraries Tasmania\nTuesday August 1, 2023\nLibraries Tasmania supports lifelong learning and digital skills for Tasmanians\nThursday July 27, 2023\nDelve into your past with free National Family History Month events at Libraries Tasmania\nThursday July 27, 2023\nStories After Dark – one mesmerising night\nWednesday June 14, 2023\nSpeedy sloth makes an appearance at story time\nWednesday May 17, 2023\nFancy dress at the Allport\nThursday March 23, 2023\n Source: `pages/media-releases-index.html (https://libraries.tas.gov.au/about-us/media-releases/)`\n\n### Strategic Priorities\n\n- Friday 22 May\nAmitav Ghosh: Big histories\nTime:\n10:00 am â€“ 10:55 am\nRevisit the past to find solutions for the present and future with bestselling author Amitav Ghosh and existential risk researcher Luke Kemp.\n Source: `pages/news-latest.html (https://libraries.tas.gov.au/news/sydney-writers-festival-2026/)`\n- Home\n>\nAbout us\nMedia releases\nTranslate\nFor all media enquiries please contact our Communications team: email\ncommunications.libraries@libraries.tas.gov.au\nLibraries Tasmania 2026 fellowships announced\nThursday April 16, 2026\nYoung Tasmanians take the spotlight this Youth Week\nWednesday April 15, 2026\nFree autumn school holiday fun at Libraries Tasmania\nThursday April 9, 2026\nTasmania Reads: The Art of Storytelling Launch\nMonday March 23, 2026\nAnother strong summer of reading for young Tasmanians\nSaturday March 14, 2026\nFlanagan to speak at Gould’s The Sketchbook of Fishes stamp collection launch\nFriday March 6, 2026\nA new Spanish/Español community language collection launched\nFriday February 13, 2026\nSemaphore Score, a new exhibition by Creative Fellow Margaret Woodward\nTuesday February 10, 2026\nTasmania’s favourite reads of 2025\nSaturday January 24, 2026\n Source: `pages/media-releases-index.html (https://libraries.tas.gov.au/about-us/media-releases/)`\n- Wednesday August 13, 2025\nCelebrate National Family History Month with Libraries Tasmania\nFriday August 1, 2025\nCelebrating NAIDOC Week with Libraries Tasmania\nWednesday July 2, 2025\nExhibition in Scottsdale celebrates Chinese Tasmanian stories\nThursday June 26, 2025\nFree winter school holiday activities at your local library\nMonday June 23, 2025\nKeep cosy with a story this winter – join the Warm Winter Read!\n Source: `pages/media-releases-index.html (https://libraries.tas.gov.au/about-us/media-releases/)`\n- Blak, Loud and Proud – celebrating NAIDOC Week\nThursday July 4, 2024\nFree winter school holiday activities for bright young minds at the library\nWednesday July 3, 2024\nA bowerbird searches for blue: National Simultaneous Storytime\nTuesday May 21, 2024\nThank you, Libraries Tasmania volunteers\nMonday May 20, 2024\nLibraries Tasmania and RACT join forces to support National Road Safety Week\nMonday May 6, 2024\nFree autumn school holiday activities at your local library\nMonday April 15, 2024\nYouth Speak Out about Reconciliation at Launceston Library\nFriday April 12, 2024\nTry something new during Tasmania Reads Week 17 to 23 March\nThursday March 14, 2024\nColonial life reimagined in Voices from the rivers and rocks\nThursday March 14, 2024\nWhat were Tasmania’s favourite reads in 2023?\n Source: `pages/media-releases-index.html (https://libraries.tas.gov.au/about-us/media-releases/)`\n- Thursday January 18, 2024\nFree summer holiday activities at your local library\nMonday January 8, 2024\nNew Tasmanian Library Advisory Board appointment\nThursday December 21, 2023\nInaugural State Library of Tasmania Fellowship winners\nWednesday November 29, 2023\nYouth Speak Out about Reconciliation in statewide exhibition tour\nThursday November 23, 2023\n‘Grab and go’ books for your Little Explorers with Libraries Tasmania\nTuesday November 7, 2023\nPower up your digital skills for free at your local library during Get Online Week\nThursday October 12, 2023\nMake numbers work for you at Libraries Tasmania during 26Ten Week!\n Source: `pages/media-releases-index.html (https://libraries.tas.gov.au/about-us/media-releases/)`\n- Thursday October 12, 2023\nFree School Holiday Fun at Libraries Tasmania\nWednesday September 27, 2023\nAdult Learners Week 1 – 8 September\nThursday August 31, 2023\nScience on the move as Questacon tours Tasmania\nThursday August 17, 2023\nNew Allport Library and Museum of Fine Arts exhibition – Dear Kate: the vision of the Mitchell women\nTuesday August 8, 2023\nFree online homework and study help for students after hours at Libraries Tasmania\nTuesday August 1, 2023\nLibraries Tasmania supports lifelong learning and digital skills for Tasmanians\nThursday July 27, 2023\nDelve into your past with free National Family History Month events at Libraries Tasmania\nThursday July 27, 2023\nStories After Dark – one mesmerising night\nWednesday June 14, 2023\nSpeedy sloth makes an appearance at story time\nWednesday May 17, 2023\nFancy dress at the Allport\nThursday March 23, 2023\n Source: `pages/media-releases-index.html (https://libraries.tas.gov.au/about-us/media-releases/)`\n- Wednesday January 18, 2023\nTasmania’s memory moves into the future\nMonday December 12, 2022\nHead into the clouds with Skying\nThursday November 10, 2022\nClassic Aussie motels in the spotlight at Launceston Library\nFriday November 4, 2022\nWhat a difference: a decade of 26Ten at Libraries Tasmania\nWednesday October 19, 2022\nWhat memories are revealed from within the Cabinet of Curiosities?\n Source: `pages/media-releases-index.html (https://libraries.tas.gov.au/about-us/media-releases/)`\n- Wednesday October 19, 2022\nSpark your imagination and discover ideas, skills and passions at the library\nWednesday August 31, 2022\nLibraries Tasmania is dreaming with eyes open this CBCA Book Week\nWednesday August 17, 2022\nIf walls could talk: researching the stories and histories of Tasmanian buildings\nMonday August 15, 2022\nTasmanian adults supported to re-engage with learning through Libraries Tasmania\nWednesday June 15, 2022\nStories and storytelling in the great outdoors\nTuesday June 14, 2022\nDive into dark nights and discover Stories After Dark\nTuesday June 14, 2022\nExplore your favourite Kunanyi/Mt Wellington trail… in the Tasmanian Archives\nWednesday June 8, 2022\nReading together sparks joy around Tasmania\nWednesday May 18, 2022\nNewly appointed Tasmanian Library Advisory Board\nWednesday May 11, 2022\n Source: `pages/media-releases-index.html (https://libraries.tas.gov.au/about-us/media-releases/)`\n- Tuesday February 1, 2022\nTasmania’s favourite reads of 2021 revealed\nTuesday January 18, 2022\nNew app puts Libraries Tasmania in your pocket\nTuesday November 16, 2021\n‘50 Years Young’ – Launceston Library celebrates 50 years\nFriday October 8, 2021\nGet Curious about Tasmanian stories\nMonday August 9, 2021\nNational Family History Month: Get Curious About Your Past\nMonday August 2, 2021\nInvitation to Stories After Dark event\nTuesday June 8, 2021\nShowcasing a year of Covid-19 memories\nMonday May 24, 2021\n“91 Stories” – Help tell Tasmania’s story!\n Source: `pages/media-releases-index.html (https://libraries.tas.gov.au/about-us/media-releases/)`\n- To leave the Libraries Tasmania website and view the media release, visit:\nLibraries Tasmania 2026 fellowships announced\nCommunications and Marketing –\n6165 6386\nor\n0417 465 669\ncommunications.libraries@libraries.tas.gov.au\nlibraries.tas.gov.au\nTell us or contribute\nContact us\nWe welcome your feedback\nContribute to our collections\nVolunteer\nWe welcome people from all backgrounds and areas of the community\nSuggestion for purchase\nIf we don't have the lending library item you are looking for, let us know\nConnect with us\n Source: `pages/media-releases-index__01.html (https://libraries.tas.gov.au/about-us/media-releases/libraries-tasmania-2026-fellowships-announced/)`\n\n## KPIs, Targets, and Where They Are At\n\n- Friday 22 May\nAmitav Ghosh: Big histories\nTime:\n10:00 am â€“ 10:55 am\nRevisit the past to find solutions for the present and future with bestselling author Amitav Ghosh and existential risk researcher Luke Kemp.\n Source: `pages/news-latest.html (https://libraries.tas.gov.au/news/sydney-writers-festival-2026/)`\n- Home\n>\nAbout us\nMedia releases\nTranslate\nFor all media enquiries please contact our Communications team: email\ncommunications.libraries@libraries.tas.gov.au\nLibraries Tasmania 2026 fellowships announced\nThursday April 16, 2026\nYoung Tasmanians take the spotlight this Youth Week\nWednesday April 15, 2026\nFree autumn school holiday fun at Libraries Tasmania\nThursday April 9, 2026\nTasmania Reads: The Art of Storytelling Launch\nMonday March 23, 2026\nAnother strong summer of reading for young Tasmanians\nSaturday March 14, 2026\nFlanagan to speak at Gould’s The Sketchbook of Fishes stamp collection launch\nFriday March 6, 2026\nA new Spanish/Español community language collection launched\nFriday February 13, 2026\nSemaphore Score, a new exhibition by Creative Fellow Margaret Woodward\nTuesday February 10, 2026\nTasmania’s favourite reads of 2025\nSaturday January 24, 2026\n Source: `pages/media-releases-index.html (https://libraries.tas.gov.au/about-us/media-releases/)`\n- Wednesday August 13, 2025\nCelebrate National Family History Month with Libraries Tasmania\nFriday August 1, 2025\nCelebrating NAIDOC Week with Libraries Tasmania\nWednesday July 2, 2025\nExhibition in Scottsdale celebrates Chinese Tasmanian stories\nThursday June 26, 2025\nFree winter school holiday activities at your local library\nMonday June 23, 2025\nKeep cosy with a story this winter – join the Warm Winter Read!\n Source: `pages/media-releases-index.html (https://libraries.tas.gov.au/about-us/media-releases/)`\n- Blak, Loud and Proud – celebrating NAIDOC Week\nThursday July 4, 2024\nFree winter school holiday activities for bright young minds at the library\nWednesday July 3, 2024\nA bowerbird searches for blue: National Simultaneous Storytime\nTuesday May 21, 2024\nThank you, Libraries Tasmania volunteers\nMonday May 20, 2024\nLibraries Tasmania and RACT join forces to support National Road Safety Week\nMonday May 6, 2024\nFree autumn school holiday activities at your local library\nMonday April 15, 2024\nYouth Speak Out about Reconciliation at Launceston Library\nFriday April 12, 2024\nTry something new during Tasmania Reads Week 17 to 23 March\nThursday March 14, 2024\nColonial life reimagined in Voices from the rivers and rocks\nThursday March 14, 2024\nWhat were Tasmania’s favourite reads in 2023?\n Source: `pages/media-releases-index.html (https://libraries.tas.gov.au/about-us/media-releases/)`\n- Thursday January 18, 2024\nFree summer holiday activities at your local library\nMonday January 8, 2024\nNew Tasmanian Library Advisory Board appointment\nThursday December 21, 2023\nInaugural State Library of Tasmania Fellowship winners\nWednesday November 29, 2023\nYouth Speak Out about Reconciliation in statewide exhibition tour\nThursday November 23, 2023\n‘Grab and go’ books for your Little Explorers with Libraries Tasmania\nTuesday November 7, 2023\nPower up your digital skills for free at your local library during Get Online Week\nThursday October 12, 2023\nMake numbers work for you at Libraries Tasmania during 26Ten Week!\n Source: `pages/media-releases-index.html (https://libraries.tas.gov.au/about-us/media-releases/)`\n- Thursday October 12, 2023\nFree School Holiday Fun at Libraries Tasmania\nWednesday September 27, 2023\nAdult Learners Week 1 – 8 September\nThursday August 31, 2023\nScience on the move as Questacon tours Tasmania\nThursday August 17, 2023\nNew Allport Library and Museum of Fine Arts exhibition – Dear Kate: the vision of the Mitchell women\nTuesday August 8, 2023\nFree online homework and study help for students after hours at Libraries Tasmania\nTuesday August 1, 2023\nLibraries Tasmania supports lifelong learning and digital skills for Tasmanians\nThursday July 27, 2023\nDelve into your past with free National Family History Month events at Libraries Tasmania\nThursday July 27, 2023\nStories After Dark – one mesmerising night\nWednesday June 14, 2023\nSpeedy sloth makes an appearance at story time\nWednesday May 17, 2023\nFancy dress at the Allport\nThursday March 23, 2023\n Source: `pages/media-releases-index.html (https://libraries.tas.gov.au/about-us/media-releases/)`\n- Wednesday January 18, 2023\nTasmania’s memory moves into the future\nMonday December 12, 2022\nHead into the clouds with Skying\nThursday November 10, 2022\nClassic Aussie motels in the spotlight at Launceston Library\nFriday November 4, 2022\nWhat a difference: a decade of 26Ten at Libraries Tasmania\nWednesday October 19, 2022\nWhat memories are revealed from within the Cabinet of Curiosities?\n Source: `pages/media-releases-index.html (https://libraries.tas.gov.au/about-us/media-releases/)`\n- Wednesday October 19, 2022\nSpark your imagination and discover ideas, skills and passions at the library\nWednesday August 31, 2022\nLibraries Tasmania is dreaming with eyes open this CBCA Book Week\nWednesday August 17, 2022\nIf walls could talk: researching the stories and histories of Tasmanian buildings\nMonday August 15, 2022\nTasmanian adults supported to re-engage with learning through Libraries Tasmania\nWednesday June 15, 2022\nStories and storytelling in the great outdoors\nTuesday June 14, 2022\nDive into dark nights and discover Stories After Dark\nTuesday June 14, 2022\nExplore your favourite Kunanyi/Mt Wellington trail… in the Tasmanian Archives\nWednesday June 8, 2022\nReading together sparks joy around Tasmania\nWednesday May 18, 2022\nNewly appointed Tasmanian Library Advisory Board\nWednesday May 11, 2022\n Source: `pages/media-releases-index.html (https://libraries.tas.gov.au/about-us/media-releases/)`\n- Tuesday February 1, 2022\nTasmania’s favourite reads of 2021 revealed\nTuesday January 18, 2022\nNew app puts Libraries Tasmania in your pocket\nTuesday November 16, 2021\n‘50 Years Young’ – Launceston Library celebrates 50 years\nFriday October 8, 2021\nGet Curious about Tasmanian stories\nMonday August 9, 2021\nNational Family History Month: Get Curious About Your Past\nMonday August 2, 2021\nInvitation to Stories After Dark event\nTuesday June 8, 2021\nShowcasing a year of Covid-19 memories\nMonday May 24, 2021\n“91 Stories” – Help tell Tasmania’s story!\n Source: `pages/media-releases-index.html (https://libraries.tas.gov.au/about-us/media-releases/)`\n- To leave the Libraries Tasmania website and view the media release, visit:\nLibraries Tasmania 2026 fellowships announced\nCommunications and Marketing –\n6165 6386\nor\n0417 465 669\ncommunications.libraries@libraries.tas.gov.au\nlibraries.tas.gov.au\nTell us or contribute\nContact us\nWe welcome your feedback\nContribute to our collections\nVolunteer\nWe welcome people from all backgrounds and areas of the community\nSuggestion for purchase\nIf we don't have the lending library item you are looking for, let us know\nConnect with us\n Source: `pages/media-releases-index__01.html (https://libraries.tas.gov.au/about-us/media-releases/libraries-tasmania-2026-fellowships-announced/)`\n- Event details\nDate: Wednesday 25 March 2026\nTime: 10:30 am – 11:30 am\nPlace:\nGlenorchy Library\nThis event is part of\nTasmania Reads\nfrom Sunday 22 March – Saturday 28 March 2026.\n Source: `pages/media-releases-index__04.html (https://libraries.tas.gov.au/about-us/media-releases/tasmania-reads-the-art-of-storytelling-launch/)`\n- Date:\nThursday 12 March 2026\nTime:\n6:00 pm to 7:00 pm\nLocation:\nState Library and Archives of Tasmania, Ground Floor, 91 Murray Street, Hobart\nFind out more and book on\nEventbrite.\n Source: `pages/media-releases-index__06.html (https://libraries.tas.gov.au/about-us/media-releases/flanagan-to-speak-at-goulds-the-sketchbook-of-fishes-stamp-collection-launch/)`\n- Semaphore Score\n14 February 2026 – 31 May 2026\nState Library and Archives of Tasmania\nAllport Library and Museum of Fine Arts\nGround Floor, 91 Murray Street, Nipaluna/Hobart, Lutruwita/Tasmania\nCommunications and Marketing –\n6165 6386\nor\n0417 465 669\ncommunications.libraries@libraries.tas.gov.au\nlibraries.tas.gov.au\nTell us or contribute\nContact us\nWe welcome your feedback\nContribute to our collections\nVolunteer\nWe welcome people from all backgrounds and areas of the community\nSuggestion for purchase\nIf we don't have the lending library item you are looking for, let us know\nConnect with us\n Source: `pages/media-releases-index__08.html (https://libraries.tas.gov.au/about-us/media-releases/semaphore-score-a-new-exhibition-by-creative-fellow-margaret-woodward/)`\n- To leave the Libraries Tasmania website and view the media release, visit:\nTasmania’s favourite reads of 2025\nCommunications and Marketing –\n6165 6386\nor\n0417 465 669\ncommunications.libraries@libraries.tas.gov.au\nlibraries.tas.gov.au\nTell us or contribute\nContact us\nWe welcome your feedback\nContribute to our collections\nVolunteer\nWe welcome people from all backgrounds and areas of the community\nSuggestion for purchase\nIf we don't have the lending library item you are looking for, let us know\nConnect with us\n Source: `pages/media-releases-index__09.html (https://libraries.tas.gov.au/about-us/media-releases/tasmanias-favourite-reads-of-2025/)`\n\n## Key Metrics\n\n| Values found | Evidence | Source |\n|---|---|---|\n| $10,000 | The 2026 fellowship program includes:\nOne\nResearch Fellowship\nvalued at $10,000. | `pages/media-releases-index__12.html (https://libraries.tas.gov.au/about-us/media-releases/apply-now-2026-state-library-and-archives-of-tasmania-fellowships/)` |\n\n## Key Achievements\n\n- Friday 22 May\nAmitav Ghosh: Big histories\nTime:\n10:00 am â€“ 10:55 am\nRevisit the past to find solutions for the present and future with bestselling author Amitav Ghosh and existential risk researcher Luke Kemp.\n Source: `pages/news-latest.html (https://libraries.tas.gov.au/news/sydney-writers-festival-2026/)`\n- Home\n>\nAbout us\nMedia releases\nTranslate\nFor all media enquiries please contact our Communications team: email\ncommunications.libraries@libraries.tas.gov.au\nLibraries Tasmania 2026 fellowships announced\nThursday April 16, 2026\nYoung Tasmanians take the spotlight this Youth Week\nWednesday April 15, 2026\nFree autumn school holiday fun at Libraries Tasmania\nThursday April 9, 2026\nTasmania Reads: The Art of Storytelling Launch\nMonday March 23, 2026\nAnother strong summer of reading for young Tasmanians\nSaturday March 14, 2026\nFlanagan to speak at Gould’s The Sketchbook of Fishes stamp collection launch\nFriday March 6, 2026\nA new Spanish/Español community language collection launched\nFriday February 13, 2026\nSemaphore Score, a new exhibition by Creative Fellow Margaret Woodward\nTuesday February 10, 2026\nTasmania’s favourite reads of 2025\nSaturday January 24, 2026\n Source: `pages/media-releases-index.html (https://libraries.tas.gov.au/about-us/media-releases/)`\n- Wednesday August 13, 2025\nCelebrate National Family History Month with Libraries Tasmania\nFriday August 1, 2025\nCelebrating NAIDOC Week with Libraries Tasmania\nWednesday July 2, 2025\nExhibition in Scottsdale celebrates Chinese Tasmanian stories\nThursday June 26, 2025\nFree winter school holiday activities at your local library\nMonday June 23, 2025\nKeep cosy with a story this winter – join the Warm Winter Read!\n Source: `pages/media-releases-index.html (https://libraries.tas.gov.au/about-us/media-releases/)`\n- Blak, Loud and Proud – celebrating NAIDOC Week\nThursday July 4, 2024\nFree winter school holiday activities for bright young minds at the library\nWednesday July 3, 2024\nA bowerbird searches for blue: National Simultaneous Storytime\nTuesday May 21, 2024\nThank you, Libraries Tasmania volunteers\nMonday May 20, 2024\nLibraries Tasmania and RACT join forces to support National Road Safety Week\nMonday May 6, 2024\nFree autumn school holiday activities at your local library\nMonday April 15, 2024\nYouth Speak Out about Reconciliation at Launceston Library\nFriday April 12, 2024\nTry something new during Tasmania Reads Week 17 to 23 March\nThursday March 14, 2024\nColonial life reimagined in Voices from the rivers and rocks\nThursday March 14, 2024\nWhat were Tasmania’s favourite reads in 2023?\n Source: `pages/media-releases-index.html (https://libraries.tas.gov.au/about-us/media-releases/)`\n- Thursday January 18, 2024\nFree summer holiday activities at your local library\nMonday January 8, 2024\nNew Tasmanian Library Advisory Board appointment\nThursday December 21, 2023\nInaugural State Library of Tasmania Fellowship winners\nWednesday November 29, 2023\nYouth Speak Out about Reconciliation in statewide exhibition tour\nThursday November 23, 2023\n‘Grab and go’ books for your Little Explorers with Libraries Tasmania\nTuesday November 7, 2023\nPower up your digital skills for free at your local library during Get Online Week\nThursday October 12, 2023\nMake numbers work for you at Libraries Tasmania during 26Ten Week!\n Source: `pages/media-releases-index.html (https://libraries.tas.gov.au/about-us/media-releases/)`\n- Thursday October 12, 2023\nFree School Holiday Fun at Libraries Tasmania\nWednesday September 27, 2023\nAdult Learners Week 1 – 8 September\nThursday August 31, 2023\nScience on the move as Questacon tours Tasmania\nThursday August 17, 2023\nNew Allport Library and Museum of Fine Arts exhibition – Dear Kate: the vision of the Mitchell women\nTuesday August 8, 2023\nFree online homework and study help for students after hours at Libraries Tasmania\nTuesday August 1, 2023\nLibraries Tasmania supports lifelong learning and digital skills for Tasmanians\nThursday July 27, 2023\nDelve into your past with free National Family History Month events at Libraries Tasmania\nThursday July 27, 2023\nStories After Dark – one mesmerising night\nWednesday June 14, 2023\nSpeedy sloth makes an appearance at story time\nWednesday May 17, 2023\nFancy dress at the Allport\nThursday March 23, 2023\n Source: `pages/media-releases-index.html (https://libraries.tas.gov.au/about-us/media-releases/)`\n- Wednesday January 18, 2023\nTasmania’s memory moves into the future\nMonday December 12, 2022\nHead into the clouds with Skying\nThursday November 10, 2022\nClassic Aussie motels in the spotlight at Launceston Library\nFriday November 4, 2022\nWhat a difference: a decade of 26Ten at Libraries Tasmania\nWednesday October 19, 2022\nWhat memories are revealed from within the Cabinet of Curiosities?\n Source: `pages/media-releases-index.html (https://libraries.tas.gov.au/about-us/media-releases/)`\n- Wednesday October 19, 2022\nSpark your imagination and discover ideas, skills and passions at the library\nWednesday August 31, 2022\nLibraries Tasmania is dreaming with eyes open this CBCA Book Week\nWednesday August 17, 2022\nIf walls could talk: researching the stories and histories of Tasmanian buildings\nMonday August 15, 2022\nTasmanian adults supported to re-engage with learning through Libraries Tasmania\nWednesday June 15, 2022\nStories and storytelling in the great outdoors\nTuesday June 14, 2022\nDive into dark nights and discover Stories After Dark\nTuesday June 14, 2022\nExplore your favourite Kunanyi/Mt Wellington trail… in the Tasmanian Archives\nWednesday June 8, 2022\nReading together sparks joy around Tasmania\nWednesday May 18, 2022\nNewly appointed Tasmanian Library Advisory Board\nWednesday May 11, 2022\n Source: `pages/media-releases-index.html (https://libraries.tas.gov.au/about-us/media-releases/)`\n- Tuesday February 1, 2022\nTasmania’s favourite reads of 2021 revealed\nTuesday January 18, 2022\nNew app puts Libraries Tasmania in your pocket\nTuesday November 16, 2021\n‘50 Years Young’ – Launceston Library celebrates 50 years\nFriday October 8, 2021\nGet Curious about Tasmanian stories\nMonday August 9, 2021\nNational Family History Month: Get Curious About Your Past\nMonday August 2, 2021\nInvitation to Stories After Dark event\nTuesday June 8, 2021\nShowcasing a year of Covid-19 memories\nMonday May 24, 2021\n“91 Stories” – Help tell Tasmania’s story!\n Source: `pages/media-releases-index.html (https://libraries.tas.gov.au/about-us/media-releases/)`\n- To leave the Libraries Tasmania website and view the media release, visit:\nLibraries Tasmania 2026 fellowships announced\nCommunications and Marketing –\n6165 6386\nor\n0417 465 669\ncommunications.libraries@libraries.tas.gov.au\nlibraries.tas.gov.au\nTell us or contribute\nContact us\nWe welcome your feedback\nContribute to our collections\nVolunteer\nWe welcome people from all backgrounds and areas of the community\nSuggestion for purchase\nIf we don't have the lending library item you are looking for, let us know\nConnect with us\n Source: `pages/media-releases-index__01.html (https://libraries.tas.gov.au/about-us/media-releases/libraries-tasmania-2026-fellowships-announced/)`\n- Event details\nDate: Wednesday 25 March 2026\nTime: 10:30 am – 11:30 am\nPlace:\nGlenorchy Library\nThis event is part of\nTasmania Reads\nfrom Sunday 22 March – Saturday 28 March 2026.\n Source: `pages/media-releases-index__04.html (https://libraries.tas.gov.au/about-us/media-releases/tasmania-reads-the-art-of-storytelling-launch/)`\n- Date:\nThursday 12 March 2026\nTime:\n6:00 pm to 7:00 pm\nLocation:\nState Library and Archives of Tasmania, Ground Floor, 91 Murray Street, Hobart\nFind out more and book on\nEventbrite.\n Source: `pages/media-releases-index__06.html (https://libraries.tas.gov.au/about-us/media-releases/flanagan-to-speak-at-goulds-the-sketchbook-of-fishes-stamp-collection-launch/)`\n\n## Key Issues, Risks, and Recommendations\n\n- Friday 22 May\nAmitav Ghosh: Big histories\nTime:\n10:00 am â€“ 10:55 am\nRevisit the past to find solutions for the present and future with bestselling author Amitav Ghosh and existential risk researcher Luke Kemp.\n Source: `pages/news-latest.html (https://libraries.tas.gov.au/news/sydney-writers-festival-2026/)`\n- Home\n>\nAbout us\nMedia releases\nTranslate\nFor all media enquiries please contact our Communications team: email\ncommunications.libraries@libraries.tas.gov.au\nLibraries Tasmania 2026 fellowships announced\nThursday April 16, 2026\nYoung Tasmanians take the spotlight this Youth Week\nWednesday April 15, 2026\nFree autumn school holiday fun at Libraries Tasmania\nThursday April 9, 2026\nTasmania Reads: The Art of Storytelling Launch\nMonday March 23, 2026\nAnother strong summer of reading for young Tasmanians\nSaturday March 14, 2026\nFlanagan to speak at Gould’s The Sketchbook of Fishes stamp collection launch\nFriday March 6, 2026\nA new Spanish/Español community language collection launched\nFriday February 13, 2026\nSemaphore Score, a new exhibition by Creative Fellow Margaret Woodward\nTuesday February 10, 2026\nTasmania’s favourite reads of 2025\nSaturday January 24, 2026\n Source: `pages/media-releases-index.html (https://libraries.tas.gov.au/about-us/media-releases/)`\n- Wednesday August 13, 2025\nCelebrate National Family History Month with Libraries Tasmania\nFriday August 1, 2025\nCelebrating NAIDOC Week with Libraries Tasmania\nWednesday July 2, 2025\nExhibition in Scottsdale celebrates Chinese Tasmanian stories\nThursday June 26, 2025\nFree winter school holiday activities at your local library\nMonday June 23, 2025\nKeep cosy with a story this winter – join the Warm Winter Read!\n Source: `pages/media-releases-index.html (https://libraries.tas.gov.au/about-us/media-releases/)`\n- Blak, Loud and Proud – celebrating NAIDOC Week\nThursday July 4, 2024\nFree winter school holiday activities for bright young minds at the library\nWednesday July 3, 2024\nA bowerbird searches for blue: National Simultaneous Storytime\nTuesday May 21, 2024\nThank you, Libraries Tasmania volunteers\nMonday May 20, 2024\nLibraries Tasmania and RACT join forces to support National Road Safety Week\nMonday May 6, 2024\nFree autumn school holiday activities at your local library\nMonday April 15, 2024\nYouth Speak Out about Reconciliation at Launceston Library\nFriday April 12, 2024\nTry something new during Tasmania Reads Week 17 to 23 March\nThursday March 14, 2024\nColonial life reimagined in Voices from the rivers and rocks\nThursday March 14, 2024\nWhat were Tasmania’s favourite reads in 2023?\n Source: `pages/media-releases-index.html (https://libraries.tas.gov.au/about-us/media-releases/)`\n- Thursday January 18, 2024\nFree summer holiday activities at your local library\nMonday January 8, 2024\nNew Tasmanian Library Advisory Board appointment\nThursday December 21, 2023\nInaugural State Library of Tasmania Fellowship winners\nWednesday November 29, 2023\nYouth Speak Out about Reconciliation in statewide exhibition tour\nThursday November 23, 2023\n‘Grab and go’ books for your Little Explorers with Libraries Tasmania\nTuesday November 7, 2023\nPower up your digital skills for free at your local library during Get Online Week\nThursday October 12, 2023\nMake numbers work for you at Libraries Tasmania during 26Ten Week!\n Source: `pages/media-releases-index.html (https://libraries.tas.gov.au/about-us/media-releases/)`\n- Thursday October 12, 2023\nFree School Holiday Fun at Libraries Tasmania\nWednesday September 27, 2023\nAdult Learners Week 1 – 8 September\nThursday August 31, 2023\nScience on the move as Questacon tours Tasmania\nThursday August 17, 2023\nNew Allport Library and Museum of Fine Arts exhibition – Dear Kate: the vision of the Mitchell women\nTuesday August 8, 2023\nFree online homework and study help for students after hours at Libraries Tasmania\nTuesday August 1, 2023\nLibraries Tasmania supports lifelong learning and digital skills for Tasmanians\nThursday July 27, 2023\nDelve into your past with free National Family History Month events at Libraries Tasmania\nThursday July 27, 2023\nStories After Dark – one mesmerising night\nWednesday June 14, 2023\nSpeedy sloth makes an appearance at story time\nWednesday May 17, 2023\nFancy dress at the Allport\nThursday March 23, 2023\n Source: `pages/media-releases-index.html (https://libraries.tas.gov.au/about-us/media-releases/)`\n- Wednesday January 18, 2023\nTasmania’s memory moves into the future\nMonday December 12, 2022\nHead into the clouds with Skying\nThursday November 10, 2022\nClassic Aussie motels in the spotlight at Launceston Library\nFriday November 4, 2022\nWhat a difference: a decade of 26Ten at Libraries Tasmania\nWednesday October 19, 2022\nWhat memories are revealed from within the Cabinet of Curiosities?\n Source: `pages/media-releases-index.html (https://libraries.tas.gov.au/about-us/media-releases/)`\n- Wednesday October 19, 2022\nSpark your imagination and discover ideas, skills and passions at the library\nWednesday August 31, 2022\nLibraries Tasmania is dreaming with eyes open this CBCA Book Week\nWednesday August 17, 2022\nIf walls could talk: researching the stories and histories of Tasmanian buildings\nMonday August 15, 2022\nTasmanian adults supported to re-engage with learning through Libraries Tasmania\nWednesday June 15, 2022\nStories and storytelling in the great outdoors\nTuesday June 14, 2022\nDive into dark nights and discover Stories After Dark\nTuesday June 14, 2022\nExplore your favourite Kunanyi/Mt Wellington trail… in the Tasmanian Archives\nWednesday June 8, 2022\nReading together sparks joy around Tasmania\nWednesday May 18, 2022\nNewly appointed Tasmanian Library Advisory Board\nWednesday May 11, 2022\n Source: `pages/media-releases-index.html (https://libraries.tas.gov.au/about-us/media-releases/)`\n- Tuesday February 1, 2022\nTasmania’s favourite reads of 2021 revealed\nTuesday January 18, 2022\nNew app puts Libraries Tasmania in your pocket\nTuesday November 16, 2021\n‘50 Years Young’ – Launceston Library celebrates 50 years\nFriday October 8, 2021\nGet Curious about Tasmanian stories\nMonday August 9, 2021\nNational Family History Month: Get Curious About Your Past\nMonday August 2, 2021\nInvitation to Stories After Dark event\nTuesday June 8, 2021\nShowcasing a year of Covid-19 memories\nMonday May 24, 2021\n“91 Stories” – Help tell Tasmania’s story!\n Source: `pages/media-releases-index.html (https://libraries.tas.gov.au/about-us/media-releases/)`\n- To leave the Libraries Tasmania website and view the media release, visit:\nLibraries Tasmania 2026 fellowships announced\nCommunications and Marketing –\n6165 6386\nor\n0417 465 669\ncommunications.libraries@libraries.tas.gov.au\nlibraries.tas.gov.au\nTell us or contribute\nContact us\nWe welcome your feedback\nContribute to our collections\nVolunteer\nWe welcome people from all backgrounds and areas of the community\nSuggestion for purchase\nIf we don't have the lending library item you are looking for, let us know\nConnect with us\n Source: `pages/media-releases-index__01.html (https://libraries.tas.gov.au/about-us/media-releases/libraries-tasmania-2026-fellowships-announced/)`\n- Event details\nDate: Wednesday 25 March 2026\nTime: 10:30 am – 11:30 am\nPlace:\nGlenorchy Library\nThis event is part of\nTasmania Reads\nfrom Sunday 22 March – Saturday 28 March 2026.\n Source: `pages/media-releases-index__04.html (https://libraries.tas.gov.au/about-us/media-releases/tasmania-reads-the-art-of-storytelling-launch/)`\n- Date:\nThursday 12 March 2026\nTime:\n6:00 pm to 7:00 pm\nLocation:\nState Library and Archives of Tasmania, Ground Floor, 91 Murray Street, Hobart\nFind out more and book on\nEventbrite.\n Source: `pages/media-releases-index__06.html (https://libraries.tas.gov.au/about-us/media-releases/flanagan-to-speak-at-goulds-the-sketchbook-of-fishes-stamp-collection-launch/)`\n- Semaphore Score\n14 February 2026 – 31 May 2026\nState Library and Archives of Tasmania\nAllport Library and Museum of Fine Arts\nGround Floor, 91 Murray Street, Nipaluna/Hobart, Lutruwita/Tasmania\nCommunications and Marketing –\n6165 6386\nor\n0417 465 669\ncommunications.libraries@libraries.tas.gov.au\nlibraries.tas.gov.au\nTell us or contribute\nContact us\nWe welcome your feedback\nContribute to our collections\nVolunteer\nWe welcome people from all backgrounds and areas of the community\nSuggestion for purchase\nIf we don't have the lending library item you are looking for, let us know\nConnect with us\n Source: `pages/media-releases-index__08.html (https://libraries.tas.gov.au/about-us/media-releases/semaphore-score-a-new-exhibition-by-creative-fellow-margaret-woodward/)`\n- To leave the Libraries Tasmania website and view the media release, visit:\nTasmania’s favourite reads of 2025\nCommunications and Marketing –\n6165 6386\nor\n0417 465 669\ncommunications.libraries@libraries.tas.gov.au\nlibraries.tas.gov.au\nTell us or contribute\nContact us\nWe welcome your feedback\nContribute to our collections\nVolunteer\nWe welcome people from all backgrounds and areas of the community\nSuggestion for purchase\nIf we don't have the lending library item you are looking for, let us know\nConnect with us\n Source: `pages/media-releases-index__09.html (https://libraries.tas.gov.au/about-us/media-releases/tasmanias-favourite-reads-of-2025/)`\n\n## Corporate Values and Operating Culture\n\n- Friday 22 May\nAmitav Ghosh: Big histories\nTime:\n10:00 am â€“ 10:55 am\nRevisit the past to find solutions for the present and future with bestselling author Amitav Ghosh and existential risk researcher Luke Kemp.\n Source: `pages/news-latest.html (https://libraries.tas.gov.au/news/sydney-writers-festival-2026/)`\n- Home\n>\nAbout us\nMedia releases\nTranslate\nFor all media enquiries please contact our Communications team: email\ncommunications.libraries@libraries.tas.gov.au\nLibraries Tasmania 2026 fellowships announced\nThursday April 16, 2026\nYoung Tasmanians take the spotlight this Youth Week\nWednesday April 15, 2026\nFree autumn school holiday fun at Libraries Tasmania\nThursday April 9, 2026\nTasmania Reads: The Art of Storytelling Launch\nMonday March 23, 2026\nAnother strong summer of reading for young Tasmanians\nSaturday March 14, 2026\nFlanagan to speak at Gould’s The Sketchbook of Fishes stamp collection launch\nFriday March 6, 2026\nA new Spanish/Español community language collection launched\nFriday February 13, 2026\nSemaphore Score, a new exhibition by Creative Fellow Margaret Woodward\nTuesday February 10, 2026\nTasmania’s favourite reads of 2025\nSaturday January 24, 2026\n Source: `pages/media-releases-index.html (https://libraries.tas.gov.au/about-us/media-releases/)`\n- Wednesday August 13, 2025\nCelebrate National Family History Month with Libraries Tasmania\nFriday August 1, 2025\nCelebrating NAIDOC Week with Libraries Tasmania\nWednesday July 2, 2025\nExhibition in Scottsdale celebrates Chinese Tasmanian stories\nThursday June 26, 2025\nFree winter school holiday activities at your local library\nMonday June 23, 2025\nKeep cosy with a story this winter – join the Warm Winter Read!\n Source: `pages/media-releases-index.html (https://libraries.tas.gov.au/about-us/media-releases/)`\n- Blak, Loud and Proud – celebrating NAIDOC Week\nThursday July 4, 2024\nFree winter school holiday activities for bright young minds at the library\nWednesday July 3, 2024\nA bowerbird searches for blue: National Simultaneous Storytime\nTuesday May 21, 2024\nThank you, Libraries Tasmania volunteers\nMonday May 20, 2024\nLibraries Tasmania and RACT join forces to support National Road Safety Week\nMonday May 6, 2024\nFree autumn school holiday activities at your local library\nMonday April 15, 2024\nYouth Speak Out about Reconciliation at Launceston Library\nFriday April 12, 2024\nTry something new during Tasmania Reads Week 17 to 23 March\nThursday March 14, 2024\nColonial life reimagined in Voices from the rivers and rocks\nThursday March 14, 2024\nWhat were Tasmania’s favourite reads in 2023?\n Source: `pages/media-releases-index.html (https://libraries.tas.gov.au/about-us/media-releases/)`\n- Thursday January 18, 2024\nFree summer holiday activities at your local library\nMonday January 8, 2024\nNew Tasmanian Library Advisory Board appointment\nThursday December 21, 2023\nInaugural State Library of Tasmania Fellowship winners\nWednesday November 29, 2023\nYouth Speak Out about Reconciliation in statewide exhibition tour\nThursday November 23, 2023\n‘Grab and go’ books for your Little Explorers with Libraries Tasmania\nTuesday November 7, 2023\nPower up your digital skills for free at your local library during Get Online Week\nThursday October 12, 2023\nMake numbers work for you at Libraries Tasmania during 26Ten Week!\n Source: `pages/media-releases-index.html (https://libraries.tas.gov.au/about-us/media-releases/)`\n- Thursday October 12, 2023\nFree School Holiday Fun at Libraries Tasmania\nWednesday September 27, 2023\nAdult Learners Week 1 – 8 September\nThursday August 31, 2023\nScience on the move as Questacon tours Tasmania\nThursday August 17, 2023\nNew Allport Library and Museum of Fine Arts exhibition – Dear Kate: the vision of the Mitchell women\nTuesday August 8, 2023\nFree online homework and study help for students after hours at Libraries Tasmania\nTuesday August 1, 2023\nLibraries Tasmania supports lifelong learning and digital skills for Tasmanians\nThursday July 27, 2023\nDelve into your past with free National Family History Month events at Libraries Tasmania\nThursday July 27, 2023\nStories After Dark – one mesmerising night\nWednesday June 14, 2023\nSpeedy sloth makes an appearance at story time\nWednesday May 17, 2023\nFancy dress at the Allport\nThursday March 23, 2023\n Source: `pages/media-releases-index.html (https://libraries.tas.gov.au/about-us/media-releases/)`\n- Wednesday January 18, 2023\nTasmania’s memory moves into the future\nMonday December 12, 2022\nHead into the clouds with Skying\nThursday November 10, 2022\nClassic Aussie motels in the spotlight at Launceston Library\nFriday November 4, 2022\nWhat a difference: a decade of 26Ten at Libraries Tasmania\nWednesday October 19, 2022\nWhat memories are revealed from within the Cabinet of Curiosities?\n Source: `pages/media-releases-index.html (https://libraries.tas.gov.au/about-us/media-releases/)`\n- Wednesday October 19, 2022\nSpark your imagination and discover ideas, skills and passions at the library\nWednesday August 31, 2022\nLibraries Tasmania is dreaming with eyes open this CBCA Book Week\nWednesday August 17, 2022\nIf walls could talk: researching the stories and histories of Tasmanian buildings\nMonday August 15, 2022\nTasmanian adults supported to re-engage with learning through Libraries Tasmania\nWednesday June 15, 2022\nStories and storytelling in the great outdoors\nTuesday June 14, 2022\nDive into dark nights and discover Stories After Dark\nTuesday June 14, 2022\nExplore your favourite Kunanyi/Mt Wellington trail… in the Tasmanian Archives\nWednesday June 8, 2022\nReading together sparks joy around Tasmania\nWednesday May 18, 2022\nNewly appointed Tasmanian Library Advisory Board\nWednesday May 11, 2022\n Source: `pages/media-releases-index.html (https://libraries.tas.gov.au/about-us/media-releases/)`\n\n## Global Ideas and Case Study Inputs\n\n_No global-intelligence source text found yet. 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https://libraries.tas.gov.au/about-us/media-releases/devonport-library-launches-open-library-access-trial/\n- `pages/media-releases-index__25.html` - pages - https://libraries.tas.gov.au/about-us/media-releases/thanking-libraries-tasmania-volunteers-during-national-volunteer-week/\n- `pages/media-releases-index__26.html` - pages - https://libraries.tas.gov.au/about-us/media-releases/free-autumn-school-holiday-activities-at-your-local-library-2/\n- `pages/media-releases-index__27.html` - pages - https://libraries.tas.gov.au/about-us/media-releases/new-exhibition-about-chinese-settlement-in-tasmania/\n- `pages/media-releases-index__28.html` - pages - https://libraries.tas.gov.au/about-us/media-releases/opening-of-new-writers-rooms-launch-of-tasmanian-voices-program/\n- `pages/media-releases-index__29.html` - pages - https://libraries.tas.gov.au/about-us/media-releases/launch-of-tasmania-reads-2025/\n- `pages/news-latest.html` - pages - https://libraries.tas.gov.au/news/sydney-writers-festival-2026/\n\n## Gaps To Fix\n\n- No corporate plan text source found.\n- No annual report text source found.\n- No global comparison/case-study sources found.", "legislation_md": "# Libraries Tasmania - 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