Fifty years on, we remember the resilience of Darwin's people and their work towards recovery and rebuilding.

Results of the revision of policy for Non-European people in 1966.

Support offered by the princes and peoples of India in connection with the war.

The Australian people vote on proposed changes to the constitution at a referendum. 

Discover some of the stories, people and events in our remarkable collection.

A telegraph regarding Kenneth Farmer, an Aboriginal serviceman injured in the First World War.

This colour photograph, taken in 1965, shows people at Manly Beach, Sydney.

Classification creates a logical, uniform approach or 'common language' that people can use to name, organize, retrieve and share content.

The frozen continent of Antarctica poses great transport challenges for people attempting to work there.

This is a letter to the Colonial Secretary, Singapore about the Australian deportation of Malayan Chinese people.

Letter to Mr. Vincent Lingiari confirming support by school children for the Gurindji people.

This black-and-white photograph shows Michael 'Mick' Dodson, an Aboriginal lawyer, academic and advisor to governments.

Passenger arrival records tell us how people moved into and out of Australia. You can search these arrival records in our collection.

In this activity, student historians handle copies of real archival records. They use these primary sources to uncover the personal stories of people who served in the First World War.

Parliament is where laws are debated and enacted. People interact with the parliament by voting for their representatives at elections.

More than 100 000 people, many of them migrants from over 30 countries, worked to build the Snowy Mountains Hydro-Electric Scheme, an extraordinary engineering and construction accomplishment.

Lobbyists from the Federal Council for the Advancement of Aborigines and Torres Strait Islanders meet with Harold Holt in February 1967

The National Archives office in Sydney holds a large collection of records of people who were interned in New South Wales during the Second World War.

This guide describes the main records in the National Archives collection that relate to South Australian issues, people and events.

This guide comprehensively lists records on Australia's relations with the people and government of Japan from the mid-nineteenth century.