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Indigenous Services Tumblr is moving

Thank you for being a reader of the State Library of NSW’s Indigenous Services Tumblr.

You can continue reading about the work we do, in sharing stories of Indigenous Australians and connecting communities with the Library’s collections, on the State Library of NSW website: www.sl.nsw.gov.au/about-library-publications/blogs Simply click on ‘Indigenous’ in the topics section.

By bringing all the great Library information together in the one spot, we hope to make it easier for you to find enjoyable content to read.

Although we will not be adding new items to this Tumblr, the site will remain live and we will slowly move a selection of posts to the main blog.

If you are a follower, we suggest that you unfollow this blog and start following the State Library blog www.sl.nsw.gov.au/about-library-publications/blogs

Thank you for your support over years. We look forward to sharing more great content with you via our website.

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The Indigenous Services team at the State Library of NSW works to share and celebrate stories of Indigenous Australians and to connect communities with the Library's collections.

Our design is from Yuwaalaraay artist Lucy Simpson.

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