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  1. Build data interoperability

    For data to be shared and re-used, it must be of good quality, discoverable, and well managed. To achieve this your agency needs to build interoperability.

  7. General Records Authority 30

    GRA30 - records damaged beyond recovery in a natural disaster, a defined emergency or other unforeseen circumstance - 2011/00064423 - issued 2011

  8. Inclusion plan 2025–2028

    National Archives' Inclusion Plan for 2025-28, a cornerstone of our ongoing commitment to fostering a workplace that is inclusive, equitable, and representative of the rich diversity of our society.

  10. Developing or reviewing a records authority

    Developing or reviewing a records authority for your agency is part of a recurrent process of evaluating your agency’s business functions and activities to identify records that need to be created or captured.

  11. Recovering flood-damaged records

    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.

  12. Greece

    Greek immigration to Australia began in the first half of the 19th century. ​​​​In the 2021 Census, 424,744 Australians self-identified as having Greek ancestry.

  14. The Tandanya Declaration

    The Tandanya Declaration on Indigenous matters commits the National Archives to working respectfully with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

  15. The 1954 royal tour

    In 1954 a steamship arrived in Sydney Harbour carrying the first reigning monarch to visit Australia – Queen Elizabeth II and her husband Prince Philip.

  16. Post Office records

    This fact sheet provides information on post office records in the National Archives.

  18. Preserving archival volumes

    The term 'volume' means an item in the form of a bound book. Volumes may be bound in a variety of styles and materials to protect the pages inside.