In 2011, Blacktown City Libraries piloted lending laptops to Library members, as part of Council's commitment to bridging the Digital Divide

An event to launch the newly established library collection in Bengali language which includes books, CDs, DVDs both for adults and children at Rockdale City Library;

The local CALD community, submitted folk stories, fairy tales, myths and legends that their parents used to tell or read to them when they were young.

 Fairfield Library has been collecting the Oral Histories of its residents and has now achieved over 200 recordings, from people of backgrounds including, Assyrian, Lao, Polish, Spanish, Vietnamese,

This program primarily targets pre-school aged children in response to the needs of communities to maintain their culture, socialise with others and for parents and children to learn. The storytime sessions are currently conducted in Arabic, Turkish, Assyrian-Chaldean and Hindi.

In 2000 an open source software development gave print disability organisations and libraries around the world the ability to exchange titles through a standardised audio format. DAISY. The Global Accessible Library is working with various partners to increase the number of titles available in each country.

These annual programs allow people to participate in a true cultural experience with others from around the world. Events have included Robert Burns Day, State Tartan Day and St Patricks Day

Eight digital stories reflecting the contribution of the Greek community to Queensland