From the archive: Gough Whitlam, his government and libraries in Australia

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Abstract

Why is 2023 the perfect time to talk about Gough Whitlam, his government and libraries? It is because a little over 50 years ago in December 1972 Whitlam’s controversial reformist government was elected. Significantly Whitlam’s government was responsible for an expansion of post-secondary education in Australia and the abolition of university fees. The expansion of post-secondary education and abolition of fees was to have direct implications for the professionalisation of librarianship in Australia and education for the Library and Information (LIS) professions.
Original languageEnglish
Pages13-14
Number of pages2
Volume44
No.2
Specialist publicationIncite
Publication statusPublished - 19 Jun 2023

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