This fact sheet provides information on National Archives records about John Kerr, Governor-General of Australia from 1974–77.

This is a photograph of a camel driver leading his train, which is laden with mail and other supplies, in outback Australia.

A statement made by the Minister for the Interior in the House of Representatives on 1 December 1938 regarding the acceptance of European refugees in Australia.

The National Archives of Australia has awarded two research scholarships in conjunction with the Australian Historical Association (2018).

This document is the Royal Commission of Assent to the Commonwealth of Australia Constitution Act. It was signed by Queen Victoria on 9 July 1900.

The National Archives of Australia has signed a 3-year contract for a specialist digital preservation system with sector leader Preservica.

A surveillance photograph of Brian Aarons, a member of the Communist Party of Australia, taken by Australian Security Intelligence Organisation (ASIO) officers.

This is a document granting authority for an Afghan priest to enter Australia for religious duties.

Letter to the editor, Daily Telegraph, opposing the migration of Japanese citizens to Australia.

This is a letter regarding an application by migrant Nooran Shah to re-enter Australia.

Between 1939 and 1996, dozens of photographers were employed by government agencies to capture Australian culture, people, landscapes and animals. This new fascinating exhibition offers a close-up look at the lives and work of those tasked with documenting the visual heritage of Australia.

Great White sharks, Jaws and a fear of the ocean.

This research guide describes the archival records of the first 6 prime ministers of Australia, who governed the nation from its birth in 1901 until 1915.

This guide is an essential reference for anyone wanting to access and use our rich photographic collection.

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

An Act to provide for the acceptance of certain territory in the Antarctic Seas as a Territory under the authority of the Commonwealth and for the Government thereof.

Photograph of a dingo at Innamincka Station.

This is a letter written to Enid Lyons in 1933, regarding the anti-secession campaign in Western Australia.

National Archives of Australia will be receiving a gift of records relating to the first inshore circumnavigation of Australia by Captain Matthew Flinders.

This fact sheet provides information on National Archives records about the Torrens Island Quarantine Station.