This guide introduces readers to Commonwealth government records on citizenship held by the National Archives and provides advice to interested researchers.

Information on researching World War I internee, alien and POW records held in Adelaide.

The Information management standard for Australian Government and the Building trust in the public record policy both support the strategic governance and fit-for-purpose management of Australian Government information assets.

Your agency should have a Social Media Policy covering security, privacy and copyright, as well as how to manage social media records.

This page identifies records of World War I internees, aliens and prisoners of war held in Canberra.

The National Archives of Australia is embracing the opportunities brought by the digital age by harnessing new technologies to strengthen governance, improve business processes and service delivery across government, and to improve access for the Australian community.

GRA27 - governing bodies - 2010/00182807 - issued 2010

GRA26 - 2009/00815192


GRA26 - Advisory Bodies - 2009/00815192 - issued 2010

GRA35 - Removal of medical images produced on acetate bases - and - Photographic negatives produced on cellulose nitrate bases - 2014/00396055 - issued 2015

How to research records dealing with aliens, internees and prisoners of war who were interned in Western Australia during World War I and World War II.

This fact sheet provides information on World War I internee, alien and POW records held in Sydney.

This research guide traces the records of Chinese migrants in Australia over more than 100 years.