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SPECIAL LIBRARIES DIRECTORY 2020 – 3Rd Edition SPECIAL LIBRARIES DIRECTORY 2020 – 3rd Edition alia.org.au Contents Introduction ...................................................... 4 Northern New South Wales Local Health District .....47 NPS MedicineWise .......................................................48 Federal.............................................................. 5 NSW Health Coffs Harbour Health Campus .............49 Attorney-General’s Department ...............................6 NSW Rural Fire Service .................................................50 Australian Bureau of Meteorology ............................7 Penrith Museum of Printing .........................................51 Australian Competition and Philatelic Association of NSW (Philas) ........................52 Consumer Commission ...............................................8 RIDBC Renwick Centre ...............................................53 Australian Federal Police ............................................9 South Western Sydney Local Health District .............54 Australian Film Television and Radio School .............10 Southern NSW Local Health District ...........................55 Australian Institute of Family Studies ..........................11 St Vincent’s Hospital Sydney ......................................56 Australian Institute of Marine Science .......................12 Wentworth Institute......................................................57 Australian National Maritime Museum ......................13 Western New South Wales Local Health District ......58 Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Western NSW LHD ........................................................59 Organisation (ANSTO) .................................................14 Western Sydney Local Health District ........................60 Australian Taxation Office ..........................................15 William Roberts Lawyers ..............................................61 Commonwealth Director of Public Prosecutions .....16 yourtown ......................................................................62 CSIRO ............................................................................17 Department of Agriculture .........................................18 Northern Territory ............................................. 63 Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade ................19 Aboriginal Areas Protection Authority ......................64 Department of Health ................................................20 Department of Primary Industry and Department of Social Services ..................................21 Resources, N.T. .............................................................65 Department of Veterans’ Affairs ................................22 Northern Territory Department of Health ..................66 Federal Court of Australia ..........................................23 Northern Territory Department of Primary Industry and Resources ...............................................67 Food Standards Australia New Zealand ...................24 Northern Territory Education and Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority .................25 Languages Library .......................................................68 Australian Capital Territory ............................. 26 Northern Territory Police Fire and Emergency Services ....................................................69 ACT Heritage Library, Libraries ACT ...........................27 Northern Territory Supreme Court Library..................70 Office of the Legislative Assembly ............................28 Queensland ..................................................... 71 New South Wales ............................................. 29 ARUP .............................................................................72 ARUP .............................................................................30 Darling Downs Health .................................................73 Australian College of Health Service Department of Agriculture and Management (ACHSM) ..............................................31 Fisheries, Queensland .................................................74 Australian Dental Association ....................................32 Department of Environment and Science ...............75 Australian Institute of Police Management ..............33 Department of Justice & Australian Museum ......................................................34 Attorney-General Queensland ..................................76 Australian Red Cross Lifeblood ..................................35 Drug ARM .....................................................................77 Central Coast Local Health District ...........................36 Energy Queensland ....................................................78 Dementia Australia......................................................37 Forensic and Scientific Services, Department of Planning, Industry & Environment ...38 Queensland Health .....................................................79 Fairfield Hospital ..........................................................39 HopgoodGanim Lawyers ...........................................80 Health Education and Training Institute (HETI) .........40 Legal Aid Queensland Library ...................................81 Hunter New England Local Health District ...............41 Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Hospital ...........................82 Liverpool Hospital, SWSLHD ........................................42 Queensland Department of Transport and Main Roads ..................................................................83 Moore College.............................................................43 Queensland Health .....................................................84 Nan Tien Institute .........................................................44 Queensland Police Service ........................................85 New England Regional Art Museum .........................45 Queensland Teachers’ Union of Employees ............86 Northcott ......................................................................46 Special Libraries Directory 2020 – 3rd Edition 2 Redcliffe and Caboolture Hospitals’ Libraries ..........87 Central Gippsland Health ..........................................130 Resources Safety and Health CPA Australia ...............................................................131 Queensland Department of Natural Resources, Dairy Australia ..............................................................132 Mines & Energy ............................................................88 Dementia Australia......................................................133 State Library of Queensland ......................................89 Department of Treasury and Finance .......................134 The Corporate Library .................................................90 Eastern Health ..............................................................135 The Prince Charles Hospital ........................................91 Epworth HealthCare ...................................................136 Townsville City Council ................................................92 Federation of Education Unions ................................137 yourtown ......................................................................93 Languages and Multicultural Education Resource Centre (LMERC) ..........................................138 South Australia ................................................. 94 Latrobe Regional Hospital ..........................................139 Adelaide Central School of Art .................................95 Mannix Library ..............................................................140 Architecture Museum, UniSA .....................................96 Museums Victoria ........................................................141 Art Gallery of South Australia .....................................97 Northern Health ...........................................................142 Attorney-General’s Department (SA) .......................98 Peninsula Health ..........................................................143 Australian Chiropractic College ................................99 Prahran Mechanics’ Institute Victorian Australian Institute of Business ....................................100 History Library ...............................................................144 Botanic Gardens of SA ...............................................101 Royal Australasian College of Surgeons ...................145 Centre for Automotive Safety Research ..................102 Royal Children’s Hospital Melbourne ........................146 DW Fox Tucker Lawyers ...............................................103 South West Healthcare ...............................................147 Hepatitis SA ..................................................................104 The Dalton McCaughey Library ................................148 Legal Services Commission of South Australia .........105 Victoria Police ..............................................................149 Multicultural Aged Care .............................................106 Victorian Government Library Service ......................150 National Centre for Vocational Education Victorian Institute of Forensic Medicine ....................151 Research (NCVER) .......................................................107 Western Health ............................................................152 SA Water Corporation .................................................108
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