Council of Australian University Librarians

About CAUL CAUL makes a significant contribution to higher education strategy, policy and outcomes through a commitment to a shared purpose: To transform how people experience knowledge – how it can be discovered, used and shared. The Council of Australasian University Librarians (CAUL) is the peak collegiate body for the leaders of university libraries in Australasia and the trusted voice of the university library sector in the region. Foster cooperative activity between university libraries in

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About CAUL CAUL makes a significant contribution to higher education strategy, policy and outcomes through a commitment to a shared purpose: To transform how people experience knowledge – how it can be discovered, used and shared. The Council of Australasian University Librarians (CAUL) is the peak collegiate body for the leaders of university libraries in Australasia and the trusted voice of the university library sector in the region. Foster cooperative activity between university libraries in

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Canberra

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1965

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incorporated association

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