This fact sheet provides information on Papua New Guinea at

In the 2021 Census, 1,108,364 Australians self-identified as having Italian ancestry.

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

Troopship records are an often-overlooked source to help you fill in your family’s history.

Information on security intelligence records held in Melbourne.

Photographs in the National Archives’ collection capture the faces of ordinary Australian women whose lives were about to change forever.

The National Archives holds Allied Works Council records about the members, administration, camps and operation of the Civil Aliens Corps in Western Australia.

In 1915, three mates from Sydney used the humble camera to document their ’adventure of a lifetime’ at Gallipoli.

Between 1948 and 1954, 5,000 Ukrainian 'displaced persons' found refuge in Australia. Among them was future Aussie Rules legend Alex 'Jezza' Jesaulenko.

Information on National Security Security intelligence records held in Canberra.

Background to the 2003 Cabinet papers by Associate Professor David Lee, University of New South Wales.

The North Melbourne air crash of 1943 occurred just a few hundred metres from where the National Archives' Victoria office is now located.

Our symposium on 23 April 2018 promoted a shared exploration of French-Australian history and culture, and records held by both national archives.

Stanley Fowler created an extensive photographic collection while pioneering aerial reconnaissance and research of Australia’s fishing resources.

This fact sheet provides information on military records held in Hobart.

Volunteers are making records relating to Holocaust survivors who migrated to Australia more accessible.

In the 1940s, Doris McRae was one of the most senior female educators in Victoria. Beyond the classroom, Doris was also a pacifist, women’s right campaigner, communist and a 'person of interest' to ASIO.

This fact sheet provides information on National Archives records about Francis Edgar Williams.

Our history shows that today's data becomes tomorrow's cultural heritage.

Information about migrant selection documents held in Canberra.