ALIA electronic newsletters

aliaNEWS

Is a regular newsletter distributed free to all members of ALIA and other interested individuals and provides subscribers with news about ALIA, including events, membership issues, professional development, opportunities, awards and grants, conference registration deadlines, publications, industry events, campaigns, and LIS activities generally.

Anyone interested in ALIA and the LIS sector is welcome to subscribe.

aliaPUBNEWS

aliaPUBNEWS is a free e-newsletter for everyone concerned with supporting and promoting the further development of Australia's public library services. aliaPUBNEWS covers the policy and strategic issues, and service developments having an impact on public libraries Australia-wide.

http://www.alia.org.au/alianet/e-lists/aliapubnews/

PD Postings

PD Postings is a monthly electronic publication sent directly to ALIA members. It provides you a monthly selection of professional development opportunities across a wide variety of skills, issues and subjects of interest to the industry.

Access to the latest or archive issues of PD Postings  is available to ALIA members only.

LIS Management in Focus

LIS Management in Focus is a quarterly electronic publication sent directly to ALIA institutional members. It provides members with information about management products and services available, across areas of leadership, project management, industrial relations, copyright, human resource development and other topics of interest to LIS managers.

Access to the latest or archive issues of LIS Management in Focus  is available to ALIA members only.

HLA News

HLA News is a quarterly bulletin published by Health Libraries Australia. The bulletin is sponsored and published by RMIT.

Regular Features include "Web Wanderings" (highlighting websites on a specific issue), "Member Spotlight" (find out what makes your colleagues tick), and, "Topical Bytes" (an in depth look at current issue topics). In addition to the regular content, there are quality articles on a range of issues of interest to health library professionals.

http://www.alia.org.au/groups/healthnat/pubs/news.html