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

Information management professionals need to ensure their skills keep pace with legislation and the changing landscape around records, information and data.

Find and view army service records for Australian servicemen and women from the Second World War in our collection.

We have a research centre in each capital city where you can access documents, maps and audio-visual material from our collection.

Six actions for senior executive leadership to take to ensure data, information and records are protected in their agency.

This fact sheet provides information on Sir Frederick Shedden and the Shedden collection of records.

This fact sheet provides information on National Archives records relating to the sinking of HMAS Sydney.

Discover our Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) records, which date from 1921.

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.

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

Information governance frameworks provide an overview of the influences that inform how an organisation creates and manages its information assets.

Paper has various properties that contribute to its performance, the most notable of which are pH level, strength, opacity and whiteness.

Information on records about citizenship in Australia.

Data migration is the process of transferring data from one application or format to another.

Strategy 2030 sets out the vision for a transformed and trusted National Archives.

Ownership of copyright in records held by the National Archives

Fact sheets introduce you to subjects in the collection and include a selection of records. They are a useful starting point for research.

Information on records about Harold Holt's disappearance.

Information on records about National Service, 1965–72.

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