Videos

Visit our YouTube channel to view videos of some of the library's events and speakers.

Podcasts

Download and listen to these recordings of popular author talks and discussions.

Tea Topics

Colleen Burgoyne

Solicitor Colleen Burgoyne, of Back Schwartz Vaughan Lawyers, talks about Older Persons and the Law at Woollahra Seniors Centre as part of Law Week.

Recorded 18 May 2012

 Download MP3 (19 MB)  Video at YouTube

Alasdair McGregor

Writer, painter and photographer Alasdair McGregor talks about the literature of Antarctica.

Recorded 27 April 2012

 Download MP3 (17 MB)  Photographs at Flickr  Video at YouTube  About Alasdair

Garry Darby

Art historian Dr Garry Darby talks about traditional Aboriginal art and artists of the Central and Western Deserts.

Recorded 23 March 2012

 Download MP3 (18 MB)  Photographs at Flickr  Video at YouTube

Graham Ross

Graham Ross from the hit television show Better Homes and Gardens shares more than 40 years gardening experience in this personal and informative chat.

Recorded 29 April 2011

Download MP3 (17.5 MB)   About Graham (PDF File, 33 KB)

Writers & Readers

Paul Ham in conversation with Sally Loane

Historian Paul Ham discusses his book Hiroshima Nagasaki with former radio presenter Sally Loane.

Recorded 19 April 2012

 Download MP3 (18 MB) Photographs at Flickr  Video at YouTube

Alan Ramsey

Political commentator and author Alan Ramsey talks about his book The Way They Were.

Recorded 18 August 2011

 Download MP3 (16 MB)  Video at YouTube

Mark Jensen in conversation with Kate Fitzpatrick

Listen to chef and co-owner of Red Lantern Mark Jensen talk about his sustainable eating cookbook The Urban Cook with renowned actress Kate Fitzpatrick.

Recorded on 16 June 2011

Download MP3 (16.4 MB)  Video at YouTube

Liz Byrski in conversation with Jacqueline Kent

Best-selling women's fiction writer Liz Byrski - the author The Sydney Morning Herald described as 'compulsive reading' - discuss her new book with writer, broadcaster and journalist, Jacqueline Kent.

Recorded 14 April 2011

Download MP3 (17.4 MB)  Video at YouTube