AFDA Express Version 2 – Industrial Relations

Our Normal Administrative Practice Policy clarifies responsibilities and advises staff what information can be routinely destroyed in the course of business.

Records can get wet as the result of anything from floods to burst pipes. When this occurs, urgent action is required to save records from further damage.

AFDA Express Version 2 - Asset Management

Rules to control the use of the 'Archival Quality' certification trademark. Use of the trademark is governed by the National Archives of Australia.

AFDA Express Version 2 – Publication

A step-by-step guide to doing research at the National Archives.

Learn about the power and importance of archival records with Phyllis Williams, Director of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Engagement at National Archives of Australia.

Describe business information so that it can be found, understood and accessed appropriately when needed.

Your agency must manage its records in line with the Archives Act. This includes records about, and produced by, current, emerging and critical technologies.

This authority is a key element in the suite of tools created by the National Archives to foster digital business processes and digital information management for efficiency purposes

This fact sheet provides information on National Archives records from the Commonwealth Film Unit.

Create business information that is fit for purpose to effectively support business needs.

GRA26 - 2009/00815192


GRA26 - Advisory Bodies - 2009/00815192 - issued 2010

This fact sheet provides information on passenger records held in Sydney.

AFDA Express Version 2 – Procurement

Discover how artist Peter Drew uses archival records to create street art about Australian identity.

Information on records about citizenship in Australia.

GRA27 - governing bodies - 2010/00182807 - issued 2010

The Director-General (the Accountable Authority) of the National Archives of Australia (the Archives) has established the Audit & Risk Committee (the Committee) in compliance with section 45 of the Public Governance, Performance and Accountability Act 2013 (PGPA Act) and Section 17 of the Public Governance, Performance and Accountability Rule 2014 (the PGPA Rule).
Audit Committees play an important role in supporting the governance of non-corporate Commonwealth entities, providing independent advice to Accountable Authorities, and assisting them to meet their duties and obligations.