Meet Elly, a disability rights campaigner who is smoothing the pathway for future generations of Australians with disabilities.

Agency-wide census action plan 2025

Suzanne Hampel OAM is a current member of the National Archives Advisory Council.

For change to happen, we must draw on our creativity. The development of wi-fi revolutionised the way we communicate.

In April 1920 Edward VIII, the Prince of Wales, embarked on a three 3 month sightseeing visit to Australia. A thank you for the men and women who served in the Great War, his visit was warmly welcomed amongst large sections of Australian society.

Australia’s response to the Spanish flu pandemic was marked by disagreements between state and federal governments.

We look at the state-of-the art technology that helped visitors explore Expo 88 in Brisbane.

Evolving National Archives sets out the vision for a National Archives that is open, valued and trusted.

In this video, explore the different reasons for Noonee, Erfan, Seraphin, Joseph and Sofia to migrate to Australia.

In November 1947 the first ‘displaced persons’ from Europe arrived in Australia.

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 magazines and yearbooks created by Antarctic expeditioners show what living, working and relaxing in such a remote location was like.

Gold is discovered at Kanowna, 1893

Sydney Opera house then and now.

We ensure Australian Government information of enduring significance is secured, preserved and available.

The National Archives has partnered with Charles Sturt University to host a new Digital Archiving Cadet program that focuses on enhancing and developing digital archive and data skills.

Learn about how to use metadata to describe information and records in a way that makes them easy to understand and find.

How to apply for jobs at the National Archives, check your eligibility or register for temporary employment.

Information on National Archives records relating to Italian migration, held in Perth.

National Archives' commemorative project celebrating 50 years of Papua New Guinea's independence.