Read the National Archives' corporate plan for the period from 2023–24 to 2026–27.

The Director-General (the Accountable Authority) of the National Archives of Australia (the Archives) has established the Audit & Risk Committee (the Committee) in compliance with section 45 of the Public Governance, Performance and Accountability Act 2013 (PGPA Act) and Section 17 of the Public Governance, Performance and Accountability Rule 2014 (the PGPA Rule).
Audit Committees play an important role in supporting the governance of non-corporate Commonwealth entities, providing independent advice to Accountable Authorities, and assisting them to meet their duties and obligations.

A photograph of Aboriginal activist and public servant Pat O'Shane, in her position as the head of the New South Wales Department of Aboriginal Affairs.

This fact sheet provides information on National Archives records about Mount Stromlo Observatory.

This fact sheet provides information on National Archives records relating to Cyclone Tracy.

Information management capability framework outlines the skills that employees and their organisations need to create and manage information assets effectively.

Information on how to find archival records about Customs House in Brisbane.

Information on national archival records about the design and development of the National Capital.

Store business information securely and preserve it in a useable condition for as long as required for business needs and community access.

The National Archives' Reconciliation Action Plan represents an exciting opportunity to find new ways of working together to make records of cultural, historical and personal significance available in culturally sensitive and appropriate ways.

Access the Check-up survey collecting data on Australian Government agencies' information management capabilities and behaviours.

In a huge, isolated country like Australia, road, rail, sea and air transport play an important role in building our nation, keeping us connected, servicing our communities and defending our borders.

Create and manage business information so that it can be effectively accessed over time by staff and other users with a right of access.

Information on National Archives records about customs houses in South Australia.

Conservation often involves conflicting goals or values. Balancing economic development with environmental protection generates passionate public debate and can throw the government into conflict.

A letter from a member of the public encouraging Prime Minister John Howard in his attempts to strengthen firearm laws following the 1996 Port Arthur massacre.

The term 'magnetic media' is used to describe any record format where information is recorded to and retrieved from a coated matrix that can be magnetised.

Born-digital files are files that are created and managed in digital form. Born-digital files created from the date of issue of these standards must comply.

An information review is a key component of an effective information governance program.

Letters of reference in Second World War service records offer a glimpse into enlistees' pre-war lives.