PADI - Preserving Access to Digital Information

PADI is a subject gateway to international digital preservation resources

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No online ordering from catalogue 17-22 November From 5.00 pm Monday 17 November to Saturday 22 November inclusive, online requesting of collection material is suspended due to a system upgrade. Material can be requested onsite using paper callslips. Catalogue searching is not affected, but processing of library cards will be delayed. We apologise for the inconvenience.
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Don't know where to start? Try PADI Trails. More...	Less current resources in PADI are marked as Historical. More...
Selected resources in PADI are safekept. More...	For registered indexers to add resources.

PADI is managed by the National Library of Australia with the support of DPC, ERPANET & nestor


PADI is an international resource. Contributions are encouraged.

The National Library of Australia's PADI (Preserving Access to Digital Information) name and website is not related nor affiliated with that of the Professional Association of Diving Instructors. Please refer to www.padi.com for diving information.

The PADI site contains links to a wide range of resources which do not belong to the National Library of Australia (NLA). While the NLA aims to provide useful links to those interested in preserving access to digital information, these linked websites are not under the control of the NLA and accordingly the NLA does not endorse, and is not responsible for the content in, any linked website. Use of any linked website is entirely at the users' risk.