Australian libraries: the essential directory (ALED) 9th edition now available.
9th edition 2009/2011 ISSN 1031-5187 ISBN 1 875145 61 3
Cost: $75.00 plus $8.00p&h
Almost 300 A4 pages packed with up to date information on all Special libraries, University libraries, Tafe libraries, Theological libraries, Public lending libraries, State libraries Parliamentary libraries, The National Library.
Also includes a wide range of Australian library related information: Library suppliers, Library schools, Library consultants, Information brokers, Library science publishers, Library journals, Other library directories, Library associations including most overseas and IFLA, Employment agencies, Acronyms and initialisms, Library awards etc etc
ALED9 - the essential directory for : Interlibrary loans/document delivery, Administrators, Acquisitions, Serials, Reference, Educators, Suppliers, Departmental/branch libraries... and anyone needing quick access to information about one of Australia's greatests assets - its libraries.
Available from Auslib Press http://www.auslib.com.au/directories.htm
Current Projects
Reports of earlier projects

Cost benefit analysis: outsourcing acquisition, cataloguing and processing in NSW public libraries. Report prepared by Marcoplan for NSW Public Libraries Network Research Committee, February 2010. http://www.sl.nsw.gov.au/services/public_libraries/network_research/pln_research_projects.html
Public Library Modernisation Review: from the British Government. March 2010.
http://www.culture.gov.uk/images/consultation_responses/modernisation_review_public_libraries.pdf
Trends in media use by children and young people
· Australian Communications and Media Authority
This report provides a detailed look at current media use patterns among young Australians and young Americans, drawing on major studies in both countries. Information covered in the report includes:
• overall media use
• watching television content
• mobile phone use
• listening to music
• playing video and computer games
• computers and the Internet.
To view the full report: http://www.acma.gov.au/WEB/STANDARD..PC/pc=PC_312174