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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.

The heads of Australian Government agencies must publicly disclose any gifts or benefits they receive with a value of over $100.

Stories of Australia's returned World War I (WWI) service personnel have been brought to life in new videos produced by the National Archives of Australia.
Repatriation records held by the National Archives of Australia reveal the impact of war on the mental and physical health of returned service personnel and the experiences of their families.

The Government Agencies Information Network (GAIN Australia) is a network supporting agency information and records managers in the Australian Government.

Disposal freeze notice, issued 21 June 2019: The Royal Commission into Violence, Abuse, Neglect and Exploitation of People with a Disability.

Learn how the Agency Service Centre and other areas of the National Archives can help you with advice about information and records management.

The National Archives of Australia has signed contracts totalling $4.4 million for the bulk digitisation of more than 650,000 Second World War service records.

Preserving information and records means ensuring they remain accessible and usable. The lifespan of your records depends on how they are managed and preserved.

The loss of HMAS Sydney almost without trace in November 1941, following an encounter with the German raider Kormoran off the Western Australian coast, remains one of the most intriguing mysteries of Australia's wartime history.

The ship and its entire company of 645 were lost.

Proactively plan and implement information governance to manage business information as an asset to support business outcomes, needs and obligations.

This record is a letter sent to the Governor-General in 1971, discussing views on whether Neville Bonner should be publicly recognised as the first Aboriginal person to serve in the Australian Parliament.

Each classification level at the National Archive has set performance expectations aligned with Australian Public Service Work Level Standards and the National Archives' Capability Framework.

Implementing the actions on this page will help your agency reduce areas of information management inefficiency and risk.

This audio clip is a radio announcement publicising the national anthem public opinion poll.

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

The National Archives of Australia has responded to recommendations in the Final Report of the Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse by issuing a new Records Authority that requires Australian Government agencies to retain records relating to child sexual abuse incidents and allegations for at least 45 years.

This secret memorandum for Cabinet proposes an accelerated compulsory national service scheme to build up the strength of the Australian Regular Army.

Read the National Archives' corporate plan for the period from 2021–22 to 2024–25.