The State Library of Western Australia provides a wealth of resources and services to the community, offering free access to a wide range of digital content such as apps, ebooks, audiobooks, and more. The library is dedicated to preserving and sharing Western Australian history and culture, with a focus on reconnecting Indigenous heritage collections to communities. Located on Whadjuk Country, the ancestral lands of the Noongar people, the library pays respect to the traditional owners of the land.
With a diverse collection of books, maps, films, photos, and archives, the State Library serves as a goldmine of information for researchers, students, and the general public. The library also hosts events, seminars, and workshops to engage the community and promote collaboration and innovation in the library sector. Through initiatives like the Library Board Award for Innovation and Collaboration, the library recognizes and supports outstanding contributions to library services in Western Australia.
From promoting digital literacy through programs like LibraryCraft for children to providing access to local history through oral histories and online resources, the State Library of Western Australia is committed to fostering learning, creativity, and community engagement. By offering a range of services and initiatives that cater to diverse needs and interests, the library plays a vital role in preserving heritage, promoting inclusivity, and enriching the cultural landscape of Western Australia.
