A different and modern look at a female-run sex shop in Perth that authentically welcomes people in to find their own pleasure.

The extraordinary journey of Pat Hart, the heartbeat of the Canning River.

With relentless gumption, a massive heart and a sprinkling of cheek, Zoe is the embodiment of a multifaceted woman.

Iconic rock music masses at St George’s Cathedral in the 70s and a drag king pioneer are among the subjects tackled in four new documentaries that will shine a spotlight on Western Australian history as part of WA Reflections.

Earlier this year, the State Library put out a call for readers with a critical mind and love of Western Australian books to join the judging panel for the 2025 Western Australian Premier’s Awards. 

Experience a year of discovery at the State Library. The 2025 line-up now live with a packed program of exhibitions, talks and events celebrating Western Australia’s diverse stories and identity.

To celebrate 20 years of Better Beginnings, the State Library and public libraries are hosting birthday parties across WA.

As the first Western Australian State archivist and first female State archivist in Australia, Mollie Frances Lukis (1911-2009) played an important role in the development of the State Archives. With great vision and knowledge she built up the collection and agitated for change.