UNSW bookshop
Welcome to the
Australian Booksellers Association proudly representing booksellers across Australia
UNSW bookshop
Welcome to the
Australian Booksellers Association proudly representing booksellers across Australia
The 96th annual conference and trade exhibition will be held in the heart of Sydney at the heritage-listed Sofitel Wentworth on Sunday 21 and Monday 22 June 2020. In conjunction with the ABA conference, the APA will host BookUp: Australian Book Industry Conference at the Sofitel on Tuesday 23 June.
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The Australian Booksellers Association is the official national body representing booksellers across Australia. A not-for-profit organisation, the association provides money-saving initiatives and schemes, education and training, advocacy and national campaign marketing support. Join us today!
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The ABA’s Kids’ Reading Guide features over 120 books all selected and reviewed by leading Australian booksellers. The guide covers books for all ages from babies to YA. It also carries reviews by young readers themselves, and has sections featuring books devoted to ‘changing our world’, poetry and children’s activities and information.
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The ABA understands and empowers booksellers to do their business their way - from postage deals to staying connected to having a say in Canberra, the ABA promotes the unique benefits of bookshops and the interests of Australian booksellers.
We recognise and celebrate the special role that books and bookselling play in society - creating community, supporting creativity and ideas, and opening doors to other worlds and experiences.
Unit 9, 828 High Street
Kew East VIC 3102
| PHONE | 03 9859 7322 | |
| FAX | 03 9859 7344 | |
| mail@aba.org.au |
The Australian Booksellers Association acknowledges that we meet and work on the lands of the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin nation.
Unit 9, 828 High Street
Kew East VIC 3102
| PHONE | 03 9859 7322 | |
| FAX | 03 9859 7344 | |
| mail@aba.org.au |
The Australian Booksellers Association acknowledges that we meet and work on the lands of the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin nation.
