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  3. General Records Authority 30

    GRA30 - records damaged beyond recovery in a natural disaster, a defined emergency or other unforeseen circumstance - 2011/00064423 - issued 2011

  4. Archival records are so powerful

    Learn about the power and importance of archival records with Phyllis Williams, Director of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Engagement at National Archives of Australia.

  5. Preserving paper documents and artworks

    Paper-based materials are prone to chemical and physical deterioration. While we can't stop deterioration, we can influence the rate at which it happens.

  8. ASIO records

    The Australian Security Intelligence Organisation (ASIO) collects and evaluates intelligence relevant to Australia’s domestic security.

  9. Creating records

    Information your agency creates as part of a specific business process needs to be managed so that it can be searched, shared, reused and repurposed.

  13. Preserving microforms

    Despite advances in digital technology, Microforms - microfiche and microfilms, are still a useful record format

  14. Defence and war service records

    Our collection of records about Australia's defence and war efforts will help you learn about your family's war history and support your academic research.

  20. Archival Control Model

    The Archival Control Model (ACM) for the National Archives of Australia (National Archives) is the Commonwealth Record Series (CRS) system.