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EST. 1986 — CELEBRATING 40 YEARS

Welcome to the
Australian & New Zealand
Theological Library Association 

ANZTLA fosters the study of theology by supporting the people, collections and libraries that keep it accessible across Australia, New Zealand and the wider Oceania region.

NEWS & EVENTS

What's happening at ANZTLA

25–28 NOV 2026 — SYDNEY

2026 ANZTLA Conference

"From Scrolls to Screens — marking 40 years of ANZTLA while embracing a rapidly evolving digital world.

 

Registration open now!

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RESOURCES

The ANZTLA Blog

Our blog is officially open! 

The ANZTLA Blog brings together insights, ideas and experiences from our community. 

Milestones, gatherings, and resources from across our theological library community.

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EVENTS

ANZTLA 40th Anniversary

On the 26th August 2026, our members took part in celebrating 40 years of ANZTLA — sharing memories, stories and cake! 

Photo gallery coming soon

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GRANTS

ANZTLA Small Grant Fund

The ANZTLA Small Grant Fund supports projects that seek to advance theological librarianship — from digitisation and collection care to research and professional development. 

What's happening at ANZTLA

ON THE CALENDAR

RESOURCES

Tools and publications from ANZTLA

Shared tools and publications published by ANZTLA to support theological libraries and librarianship across Australian and New Zealand.

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ANZTLA Blog

Updates, reflections and news from across the theological library community.

ANZTLA eJournal

Articles, presentations, projects and reports contributed by members.

Pettee Database

Newly developed Pettee Classification numbers, supporting Pettee libraries in classifying emerging topics and resources.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COUNTRY

ANZTLA acknowledges the Traditional Owners of Country throughout Australia and recognises their continuing connection to land, waters, culture and community. We pay our respects to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, and to Elders past and present.

ANZTLA acknowledges Māori as tangata whenua of Aotearoa New Zealand, and honour the ongoing relationship between Māori and the Crown under
Te Tiriti o Waitangi.

© 2026, Australian and New Zealand Theological Library Association Ltd

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