QSLA Future Libraries Exhibitor Passport!

To enter the draw, simply collect all 16 stamps from the Future Libraries Exhibitor Vendors and pop your completed card into the clear perspex box on the QSLA trade table.

The card will be located in your QSLA-Informit Explore delegate bag, received upon registration.

Win 1 of 5 x $100 Gift Cards

Generously donated by StoryFest

Option 1: FREE author school visit | On the road... 📚

From whole school presentations to a smaller group workshop, win a Free storyteller visit to a school of your choosing

• Valued at up to $2500

• https://www.storyfest.com.au/schools/on-the-road

Option 2: Storyfest VIP Festival Experience

Experience Storyfest like a VIP with an exclusive pass to one of our writers’ festivals. This unforgettable literary getaway includes transport, accommodation and tickets to all festival activities (excluding catered events), along with special opportunities to connect with some of the authors, illustrators and creatives shaping Australia’s literary landscape.

The experience will take place at the Storyfest festival closest to the winner’s home base.

• Valued at up to $2500

• https://www.storyfest.com.au/writers-festivals

Generously donated by Quantum Library Supplies

Prize includes: Adhesive Book Covering Applicator

Valued at $374

Generously donated by MTA - Modern Teaching Aids

Prize includes: Aboriginal Round Cushion, a set of four beautifully designed cushions that incorporate authentic Indigenous artworks by Billyara and Charlie Wicking. Each cushion, measuring 60cm in diameter, is made from soft velvet polyester and features a removable outer cover that is machine washable in cold water, ensuring easy upkeep in busy classrooms. The cushions are designed to offer both comfort and visual appeal, making them perfect for play areas, reading corners, or collaborative group settings.

Valued at $109.95

Generously donated by MTA - Modern Teaching Aids

Prize includes: Ten Speak & Listen Sound Phones, or whisper phones, are child-sized and lightweight with ergonomic easy-grip handles, making them ideal for young learners to use independently. These clever tools are designed to amplify a child’s voice when spoken into, allowing them to clearly hear themselves as they practise phonics, pronunciation, or reading aloud. Particularly beneficial in supporting developing readers and children with speech or language difficulties, these whisper phones provide valuable auditory feedback that enhances self-monitoring and builds confidence in oral language tasks. The durable, classroom-friendly design means this set is suitable for small group work, individual practice, or use in literacy stations. This 10-piece classroom pack ensures there are enough phones for multiple students to use simultaneously, reducing wait times and promoting regular oral language engagement. Their simple but effective design supports focus and reduces environmental distractions, especially in busy classroom settings.

Valued at $125.35

Generously donated by Scholastic

Prize includes: Rare Out of Print Big Books, Warnayarra The Rainbow Snake Big Book by Pamela Lofts, and How The Kangaroos Got Their Tails Big Book by George Mung Mung Lirrmiyarri. These beloved Australian stories hold a special place in the hearts of educators and are a wonderful addition to any school library collection. This is a rare opportunity to own a piece of Australian children's literature history.

Valued at $100+

Generously donated by ePlatform Digital Libraries

Prize includes: Decodable Phonics Reading Program - Print Book Bundle (20 assorted titles) and 1 x Frank Green cup.

Valued at $200

Generously donated by OYLA Magazine

Prize includes: Mega Bundle of 12 OYLA issues!

Valued at $150

Generously donated by Wilderness Society

Prize includes:
Shortlisted books in the Karajia and Environment Awards for Children's Literature 2026.

• A Good Kind of Trouble by Brooke Bluton and Melanie Saward

• Brightest Wild by Tania Crampton-Larking

• Find Me on the Coast by Jess McGeachin

• Animals on Country by Victor Steffesen,

• The First Sunrise by Vanessa Stevens and Paul Seden

Valued at $130+