Join us for the exhibition opening of 1967 Refection, on Thursday, 8 October from 5.30pm to 7pm in Waverley Library's foyer.

1967 was an important year in Australian history and this exhibition will highlight the two major events of that year, the referendum for Aboriginal constitutional representation and the introduction of postcodes.

The exhibition will comprise of photographs with information on the 1967 Referendum, as well as the story of the postal service in the Bondi area, the technical developments that lead to the introduction of postcodes and the consequences for those engaged as workers in mail sorting.

Library Galleries will also feature local artist, Paula Broom, with her exhibition, Locales I Love: Waverley, on display in the atrium and mezzanine.

The exhibition will run until the 29th of October with the opening on Thursday, 8 October 5.30pm - 7pm.

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Contact the host of 1967 Reflection Exhibition