Timor-Leste conference proceedings documents the biennial conference hosted by Victoria University in co-operation with the National University of Timor Loro Sa’e (UNTL).

The VU Timore-Leste Strategy outlines the University's current commitment.

Victoria University Library has significant holdings of books from or about Timor-Leste available in the main lending collection as well as the Special Collections. There are also online journals and electronic books (available to students and staff of Victoria University).

Timor-Leste is also well represented in the VU Research Repository.

There is also a wealth of Timor-Leste related information available via the internet, such as:

• National Library of Australia East Timor Collection
• Timor-Leste Government website
• Timor Archives (CHART)
• United Nations: Sustainable Development Knowledge Platform: Timor-Leste
• East Timor & Indonesia Action Network​
• Timor-Leste Studies Association

To support the VU Timor-Leste Strategy the Library formed the Timor-Leste Collection, beginning with an initial donation from the Oxfam Australia Library in March 2012, and is intended to chart the development of Timor-Leste as an independent nation. The Timor-Leste Collection has been augmented through the transfer of rare and research quality items from the Footscray Park main collection.

The Timor-Leste Collection will continue to be added to by donations from personal and organisational collections. Of particular significance is the donation of Dr. Helen Hill's research collection on Timor-Leste.

In collaboration with CHART (Clearing House for Archival Records on Timor), a digitisation project was completed to make available online the journals Tapol and Timor Link.