This guide comprehensively lists records on Australia's relations with the people and government of Japan from the mid-nineteenth century.

This is a 5-page record of high-level talks held in Canberra on 9 May 1962, between Australia and the United States.

A record of a phone call and urgent telegram to the Collector of Customs, Adelaide.

'No Common Creation' High Court of Australia Exhibition launch 2009

The National Archives' research guide on child and youth migration to Australia. It includes a guide to relevant records held by the National Archives.

A guide to the archival records on Malcolm and Tamie Fraser held by the National Archives of Australia, University of Melbourne Archives and other institutions.

Recruitment poster for the Australian Imperial Force (AIF).

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

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.

See how the space age captured the imagination of a nation and its people, from mid-century fashion to early satellites and rocket playgrounds.

Use this resource to enhance your students' experience when visiting the exhibition and explore related classroom activities after your visit.

This photograph shows United States President Lyndon Baines Johnson among a crowd of people during an official visit to Australia in October 1966.

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

Five moving video portraits of Dutch immigrants, illuminated with archival records of their migration journey, are now available on the National Archives' Destination: Australia website.

Prime Minister Stanley Melbourne Bruce is not generally remembered for being a man of the people. Yet if there was one thing that he shared with ordinary Australians, it was a great love of sport.

This is a letter to the Secretary of the Austral–Indian Society regarding Ellum Deen's request to re-enter Australia.

This is a memorandum from 1 September 1948 for the Australian Embassy, Washington, recommending the censorship of films depicting Australia.

This document signed by Queen Victoria on 29 October 1900 established the office of the governor-general of Australia.

An independent review examining the purpose, role and functions of the National Archives and the level of resourcing it should receive.

Assistant Minister to the Attorney-General Senator the Hon Amanda Stoker today released the Functional and Efficiency Review of the National Archives of Australia, undertaken by Mr David Tune AO, PSM.