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  1. Interoperability scenarios

    These 4 interoperability scenarios are based on the challenges that businesses often encounter. They are intended as an instructional resource for your agency.

  2. Italy

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

  4. Implementation

    This phase is about applying the right solutions and tools to develop interoperability. Implementation decisions will be informed by the planning and design phase.

  5. Planning and design

    Planning and design is undertaken after you have analysed and quantified gaps between the current and future states.

  6. How we select national archives

    The selection principles and considerations that underpin the National Archives' decisions when selecting records for inclusion in the collection.

  7. Researching your family

    The National Archives of Australia is a rich source of information for family historians.

  8. Latvia

    A surge of Latvian immigration occurred after the Second World War. In the 2021 Census, 23,233 Australians self-identified as having Latvian ancestry.

  9. Emulation as a preservation strategy

    Emulation involves recreating the behaviour of old hardware environments on a current computer, which enables obsolete software to be installed and run.

  10. Preserving CDs and DVDs

    The term 'optical disk' describes a range of disk types where the stored information is read by a laser.

  13. Coronation fever

    King Charles III’s coronation is the first in 70 years. National Archives looks at how his mother’s coronation was marked back in 1953.

  15. School visits

    Visit National Archives with your class to discover stories from our past and ways you can shape our future.

  18. Current state assessment

    Assessing your current state helps your agency to understand your business, data, and information management environment.