A letter to the Secretary of State for the Colonies. It explains that the number of people enlisting is less than a third of the reinforcements needed.

1967–1968

1966–1967

This is a confidential cablegram sent to the Australian Department of Immigration on 24 August 1967.

This is the contents of a telex to T Smith from 1967, regarding migration of Mauritian families.

This is a 1967 black-and-white photograph of Dawn Wild, an apprentice fitter and machinist in Sydney.

This is a report written in 1967, regarding a Mauritian mother and her children arriving in Perth.

This is a memo from Acting Immigration Inspector to the Officer in Charge of the Entry Policy Branch, sent on 18 December 1967.

This is a restricted communication sent to all consular posts on 19 September 1967 regarding entry of non-Europeans to Australia.

The National Archives holds many records relevant to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and their histories.

Joseph Assaf migrated from Lebanon in 1967 with no money, no family and no knowledge of English. He has become a pioneer of multicultural communication.

The 'personal particulars' form of Patrick Harrington O'Hara, a national serviceman (conscript) who served in the Australian Regular Army from 1967 to 1969.

On 14 November 2023, His Majesty King Charles III turns 75. The National Archives looks at his long association with Australia, as reflected in the national archival collection.

The National Archives holds a diverse array of records relating to the Mabo case.

To help find records about themselves or their family, the National Archives has published books, guides, and articles.

The National Archives has created memorandums of understanding with community groups to help Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people tracing their families.

Neville Bonner was the first Aboriginal person to sit in the Commonwealth parliament, and was a respected commentator on Indigenous issues.

Information on records about Harold Holt's disappearance.

This fact sheet provides information on Commonwealth electoral rolls held in Perth.

This fact sheet provides information on the National Archives' records about Archbishop Daniel Mannix.