The National Archives Adelaide Office holds a range of records dealing with internees, aliens and prisoners of war during World War II.

What to do if you are concerned about the accuracy of an ASIO file.

The National Archives office in Sydney holds a large collection of records of people who were interned in New South Wales during the Second World War.

Advice to Australian Government agencies for identifying and retaining their own specific core business records relating to the COVID-19 pandemic.

This extract is a record of evidence completed by May Brown in 1929. It attests to the mental state of her brother, First World War veteran Albert George Brown.

Abbreviations used in First World War and Second World War service records explained.

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

The National Archives of Australia accepts, preserves and provides access to valuable Commonwealth archival records. The records showcase government communications, decisions and actions.

This guide lists records held by the National Archives of Australia about the impact of royalty on the past 100 years of Australian history.

This is a minute paper from 15 March 1909 regarding Customs and Excise Officers to taking handprints for Chinese migration records.

More than 10,000 images from the Immigration Photographic Archive have been digitised and can be accessed through PhotoSearch.

This guide focuses on fine arts, literary, dramatic and music copyright under colonial and Commonwealth administrations.

This guide tells the story of Tasmania and its relationship with the Commonwealth administration from 1901.

This is an extract from the World War I service dossier of James Holmes Fleming, it shows the medals he was entitled to, and also offers details such as his service number and when he was discharged.

An essential part of managing your agency’s business information and records is to capture it into systems that manage and support its use over time.

Between 31 December 2023 and 5 January 2024, 82 additional Cabinet records from 2003 were transferred from the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet to National Archives of Australia.

Australian Government agencies transfer selected information and records to the National Archives for preservation and access.

The Perth office of the National Archives of Australia holds a wealth of information that will interest both professional and family historians.

Ever since the arrival of the First Fleet in 1788, Jewish people have been a small but significant group in Australian life.

More than 100 000 people, many of them migrants from over 30 countries, worked to build the Snowy Mountains Hydro-Electric Scheme, an extraordinary engineering and construction accomplishment.