Take a tour through the history of Australia’s automotive and cultural icon – General Motors
Holden – at a free exhibition at National Archives of Australia in Canberra.

Be inspired by stories of bold dreams, determination and Australian ingenuity at a new exhibition opening at National Archives of Australia in Canberra.

A raft of newly preserved records is helping connect community with history ahead of the 50th anniversary of Papua New Guinea's independence this month.

National Archives of Australia has announced His Excellency Mr Simeon Beckett SC as its new Member Program Patron.

Canberra locals and visitors can hop on board a new exhibition at National Archives of Australia that explores the colourful history behind the Trans-Australian Railway.

Sea to suburbia, a new photographic exhibition at National Archives' Western Australia
Office, offers an insight into the evolving identity of Western Australia.

Australians interested in exploring their Dutch family heritage will now have easier access to key historic records thanks to an international partnership delivered by National Archives of Australia.

Experience the wonder of 2 decades of award-winning nature photography as a new exhibition opens at National Archives of Australia.

Focus: Australian government photographers opens at the Victorian Archives Centre on Friday 8 November 2024.

Former Prime Minister The Hon Julia Gillard AC, National Archives of Australia and the University of Adelaide have agreed to establish the Julia Gillard Prime Ministerial Library on the University’s North Terrace campus, bringing the archive of documents from Ms Gillard’s career and Prime Ministership closer to the public.

National Archives of Australia’s new Northern Territory Office is now open at 24 Mitchell St Darwin City, located on the land of the Larrakia people.

Explore the colourful history behind the Trans-Australian Railway in National Archives of Australia's latest exhibition at the State Library of South Australia.

National Archives of Australia is seeking public help to locate the family of Margaret Williamson, whose Second World War service record will be the last to be digitised as part of a 5-year-long project.

National Archives of Australia continues to implement all recommendations of the Review of 2003 Cabinet records transfer to the National Archives of Australia.

Contemplate the intersection of art and science at the Waterhouse Natural Science Art Prize, now showing at National Archives of Australia.

Between 31 December 2023 and 5 January 2024, 82 additional Cabinet records from 2003 were transferred from the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet to National Archives of Australia.

National Archives of Australia welcomes the Review of 2003 Cabinet records transfer to the National Archives of Australia and accepts the recommendations.

Australia, home of the 'fair go', but who are the ordinary and extraordinary people who have made our nation what it is today? And how can we learn from their actions? National Archives of Australia asks these questions in its touring exhibition Disrupt, persist, invent: Australians in an ever-changing world.

Between 1939 and 1996, dozens of photographers were employed by government agencies to capture Australian culture, people, landscapes and animals. This new fascinating exhibition offers a close-up look at the lives and work of those tasked with documenting the visual heritage of Australia.

National Archives of Australia, in partnership with the Australian Historical Association (AHA), is proud to announce the successful applicants for the 2023 NAA/AHA Postgraduate Scholarships.

National Archives of Australia is proud to announce that over 1 million Second World War service records have now been digitised as part of a large-scale digitisation effort.

'Chilled: Antarctic life, inside and out', an exhibition developed by National Archives of Australia, has landed in Perth for the first time.

An exhibition featuring a unique collection of artworks, gifted to Gough and Margaret Whitlam in 1979, will be shared with the public at National Archives of Australia in Canberra.

National Archives of Australia is providing the opportunity to gain deeper insight into the Australian Constitution during its Constitution Open Day on Sunday 9 July.

If you are yet to see National Archives of Australia’s powerful exhibition 'Disrupt, persist, invent: Australians in an ever-changing world', you better mark it in your calendar as the exhibition is drawing to a close.

National Archives of Australia and Ancestry.com have collaborated to digitise 95,000 First World War records.

National Archives of Australia will receive $36.5 million in the next Federal Budget as part of the Government’s $535.5 million budget boost for 9 National Collecting Institutions.

National Archives of Australia has received precious items belonging to Captain Matthew Flinders into the national archival collection.

National Archives of Australia’s Discovering Anzacs website has been decommissioned after almost 10 years of service.

National Archives of Australia and the Australian Antarctic Division have completed a transfer of records documenting early 20th century Antarctic expeditions.