'Integrity of the information & people who collected it and to those it belongs to - the integrity of collection & integrity of families involved must always be maintained.' Dr Hēmi Whaanga Massey University on Future proofing our knowledge Informit keynote

Want to prepare students for academic & professional success? Discover expert-curated content to encourage critical thinking via Informit Explore, an Australian research and learning database designed specifically for Australian schools. Learn more: hubs.ly/Q02KKDBP0

We were very lucky to listen to & present at the Kummargii Yulendji Symposium last week, co-convened by CAVAL and Informit to discuss much needed decolonising work in the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander academic output space. #ssw2024

Equip your library community with the skills to thrive in the digital age. Informit Explore's evidence-based resources guide lifelong learners towards only the most reputable, trusted sources of information. Learn more: hubs.la/Q02KKJ0M0

📢 Attention History Studies Educators 📢 Join us for a free webinar this Thursday 26 September at 3:30 pm to discover how Informit Explore can be effectively used for history studies! If you're a history teacher, student or librarian, register here: calendly.com/jessica-darnel…

Fight misinformation with an Australian-made learning & research database of authoritative content that's aligned to the Australian curriculum. Proudly developed with our education partner, the Australian Council for Educational Research.

Here is one for the Swifties! Taylor Swift's Eras Tour is the highest-grossing tour of all time, the concert footage was even nominated for a Golden Globe. Brodie Lancaster looks at how Taylor Swift became so inescapable: hubs.la/Q02Rbbxk0

You can rely on Informit Explore to provide your library community with authoritative, respected information from leading Australian publications, including The Monthly, Kill Your Darlings, Metro Magazine, the Journal of Australian Indigenous Issues, The Big Issue and many more.

📚Content Spotlight: The Book Place by Mekdes Yimam in The Big Issue. Mekdes Yimam spends the day at her local and finds it's not just the books that keep her coming back. Read more on the Informit platform: hubs.la/Q02Rbbyt0

Give students a breadth of perspectives with our research and learning database, Informit Explore, including the most comprehensive collection of Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander publications. Learn more: hubs.la/Q02KKsG00

📰Content Spotlight: Photographer Trevor Traynor gets the scoop on newsstands - those little boxes stocking magazines, candy and lotto tickets. Once found around the world, are they now becoming yesterday's news? Read more on the Informit platform: hubs.la/Q02Rb7M30

📣 Exciting news for our Informit Explore school customers! We're launching Explore Media, a new video streaming add-on to Explore, designed to enhance learning in Australian schools across the country. Learn more: hubs.la/Q02TVmBR0

OA WeeK is here! We're proud to host over 32,000 open access records, including 110 journals from Australian and New Zealand publishers. Check out our full list: hubs.la/Q02TWKWM0 #OAWeek

⚖ Calling all Legal Studies Teachers: Join our free upcoming professional development webinar to introduce you to Informit Explore, a research and learning database that offers an extensive collection of Australian legal studies content.  Register here: calendly.com/jessica-darnel…

Thank you, Simone Gillies from St Stephen's Catholic College for sharing your experience with Informit Explore. Are you using Informit Explore at your school? We'd love to hear your story in person! Come chat with our team at the SLAV Conference at the MCEC on November 29th.

As we develop our 2024 Informit roadmap, we're prioritising what matters to you. From platform features and integrations to content accessibility and user experience, your input is important to us. Share your insights with us via our annual survey: hubs.la/Q02Y0SS30

This week we are shining a spotlight on Australian Quarterly. First up is 'Burning down the house: Greedflation and the RBA' by Matt Grudnoff, Senior Economist at the Australia Institute. Read more: hubs.la/Q02Y_Kng0

Dr Bridget Lewis, Associate Professor in the School of Law at Queensland University, writes about the rights of future generations in the Australian Quarterly: hubs.la/Q02Y_B_80?

Join us at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre (MCEC) tomorrow to discover Australia's first dedicated research and learning database designed specifically for schools. Learn how Informit Explore provides ready-made teaching tools that guide critical thinking!

Are the teals breaking the mould of Australian Politics? The success of the six women dubbed 'teals' was a defining feature of the 2022 federal election. Read more in Informit: hubs.la/Q02Y_w8b0?