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Croagh Patrick

The Mary MacKillop Library will support this approach with online library services. Guided research via the online catalogue, online databases, eReserve and subject pathfinders will help students develop important research Find out more...

Britannica Online School Edition

Go to the database section of our website, log on using your User Name & Password and you are away. Don't forget you can use Britannica Online 24 x7 Find out more...

Pathfinder Resource Guides

Pathfinders provide you with a guide to a range of resources in a particular subject area. Art, English, Health & PE, Science, SOSE, Religion, Technology Find out more...

Great Reads

Looking for a book read! Use the Great Reads area to help you select a book. Find out more...

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Maurice Sendak (1928-2012)

The acclaimed author and illustrator Maurice Sendak has died at the age of 83.  He took children and adults out of the safe and comfortable world of nursery books into something far more confronting, terrifying and ultimately satisfying.  His work included more than one dozen picture books, none more famous than "Where the Wild Things Are".Wild things

What better obiturary than the following letter written to him by an 8-year-old boy:

"Dear Mr Sendak," he wrote, "How much does it cost to get to where the wild things are?  If it is not expensive, my sister and I would like to spend the summer there."

You can also visit the Library's page on Maurice Sendak, it contains information about the books you can borrow from the Library and links to many online resources.

 

May 2012: Escape

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May: Escape

Winter is nearly here.  Find an escape from the coming colder months by entering this month's creative project.  Let your imagination help you to escape from work or school.  Paint, draw or write about amazing landscapes, escape into other people’s stories or memoirs; imagine making enough money to quit the rat-race and travel the world.

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New Library Fact Sheets

The Library has just updated the following Fact Sheets and added some new ones.  All will help staff and students with the new TQA requirements in regard to Academic Integrity.

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National Sorry Day

We are approaching National Sorry Day, which occurs on the 23rd May..  For more information you can go to the following sites:

The Australian Government portal provides extensive information and links to information about Sorry Day and the Stolen Generations.

Generation One Generation One is a movement for all Australians - Indigenous and non-Indigenous. It is a non-partisan movement seeking to break the poverty traps where many aboriginals find themselves, in one generation.

National Sorry Day Committee

Tasmanian Aboriginal Centre (TAC)

 

 


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