Evolving National Archives sets out the vision for a National Archives that is open, valued and trusted.

We offer support for your information and records management enquiries and ongoing professional development.

The town of Wittenoom was built on the dream of a natural resource worth more than gold: blue asbestos.

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

An information management strategy helps your agency align its information management practices and meet the requirements of an information governance framework

Digitisation of collection material is an accepted practice of collecting institutions all round the world.

In 1915, three mates from Sydney used the humble camera to document their ’adventure of a lifetime’ at Gallipoli.

Developing or reviewing a records authority for your agency is part of a recurrent process of evaluating your agency’s business functions and activities to identify records that need to be created or captured.

Agency overview, structure and locations of National Archives' offices.

Join the NAA Members Program and support the work of the National Archives.

Our organisation has 4 branches: Access and Public Engagement, Collection Management, Technology and Office of the Director-General.

AFDA Express Version 2 – Contracts Under Seal/Deeds

Access to unclassified paper records is provided via the Agency Digitisation Service (ADS

AFDA Express Version 2 – Technology & Information Management

AFDA Express Version 2 – Property Management

A battalion of mostly Papuan native soldiers gained a reputation for bravery and became known as the Green Shadows.

GRA34 - establishing and winding up entities and companies - 2014/00444390 - issued 2015

National Archives of Australia has collected the official and private records (personal records) collections of significant individuals who served within, or were closely associated with the Commonwealth government since the early 1960s.

The Sepia, an iron hulled 3 mast barque ran aground on December 1898. The ship was discovered by the Underwater Explorer's Club of Western Australia in 1960.

Her Majesty, Elizabeth the Second, by the Grace of God, Queen of Australia and Her other Realms and Territories, Head of the Commonwealth (21/4/1926 – 8/9/2022).