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State Library of Victoria
  • ergo
    The ergo website helps students improve their study, time management and literacy skills as well as providing information about formative events in Victoria’s history. There are new sections on World War I, World War II and gold, and also new coverage of pastoral Victoria, exploration and the exploitation of land.
  • inside a dog
    Get the low-down on the latest in the world of young adult literature at the inside a dog website.
  • The La Trobe Journal
    Check out the La Trobe Journal website to access over 40 years of articles based on the Library's Australian collections.
  • Mirror of the world
    Discover a world of cuneiform tablets, manuscripts and books – including pages from the Book of hours, the Koran and Das kapital – that you can get up close and personal with on the Mirror of the world website.
  • A place called Victoria
    The stories of landscape designer Edna Walling, explorers Burke and Wills, artist Eric Thake, and Victorian Aboriginals and soldiers are featured on the A place called Victoria website.
  • Your treasures
    Share your personal treasures – such as photos, art, jewellery, glass and textiles – with others on the Your treasures website.
  • Vicnet
    Vicnet delivers programs and services for the community on behalf of clients, including government, corporate, community and philanthropic organisations.
  • Victoria Government Gazette
    Access over 160 years of official information published in and about Victoria on the Victoria Government Gazette website.
General Literature Information
  • Bibliomania
    Description: An interesting site containg Classic books to read but also additional articles for research etc.
  • Classic Books
    Description: All the Classics free for reading. This site facilitates reading texts from the screen.
  • Project Gutenberg
    Description: Here you can find complete electronic copies of all the classics and other out-of-copyright materials.
Mechanics Institutes
  • Kilmore Mechanics Institute
    Description: The Kilmore Mechanics’ Institute & Free Library was formed at a public meeting held in Kilmore in 1854. Soon it had leased a meeting room and reading room, and then it moved into an old police lock up.
  • The Melbourne Athenaeum
    Description: Founded in 1839 the Melbourne Athenaeum has always been a leader in the cultural life of the city, identifying and supporting new trends and continuing old traditions.
  • Prahran Mechanics Institute
    Description: The Prahran Mechanics' Institute (est. 1854), a community owned and run library specialising in the history of Victoria, Australia.
Publishers
  • Amazon
    Description: Here you can purchase your books online.
  • Google Book Search
    Description: Get excerpts or all content from all the main publishers at Google Book Search
  • Publishers Weekly
    Description: A great fiction site. Lots of blogs, podcasts, talks etc.
Ballarat History
  • Ballarat Historical Society
    The Ballarat Historical Society preserves items of historical importance and encourages research into the social history of the region
  • Ballarat History
    Ballarat is Victoria's largest inland city. It started back in 1838 when a squatter called William Yuille camped on the shores of the Black Swamp
  • Ballarat Historic Timeline

    Historic Timeline - Municipality of Ballarat Courtesy of Max Harris and Jenny Burrell Panoramas of Ballarat - Published by Max Harris Photography

  • City of Ballarat Home Page
    The City of Ballarat website, includes services, events, council information, tourism, ... Ballarat's Cultural and Historical Collections to be made more accessible
  • University of Ballarat

    The University of Ballarat is one of Australia's newer universities as well as the third oldest tertiary institution.

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