Italian POWs recruited to build the Trans-Australian Railway.

Advice for the preservation and storage of photographic prints and film.

Advice explaining the electrostatic process technologies used by copiers and laser printers, and their suitability for creating records for long-term retention.

AFDA Express Version 2 Index – Work Health and Safety 2020

Prime Minister Stanley Melbourne Bruce is not generally remembered for being a man of the people. Yet if there was one thing that he shared with ordinary Australians, it was a great love of sport.

Our South Australia Office is open to the public. Bookings are required to visit.

From the iconic, to the unique and quirky, explore some of thousands of patents, designs and trademarks in the National Archives collection.

An overview of the Snowy Mountains Hydro-Electric Scheme in New South Wales.

Geoscience Australia publishes their data catalogue pages with Schema.org markup, using JSON-LD.

Ruby Payne-Scott was a pioneer radio physicist, mother, teacher, bushwalker and outspoken advocate for women’s rights.

Cabinet records of the Fraser government, 1975–83

Paper has various properties that contribute to its performance, the most notable of which are pH level, strength, opacity and whiteness.

In the aftermath of a fire you need to move quickly, decisively and knowledgeably in order to save as much as can be saved.

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.

The National Archives holds records relating to every conflict Australia was involved in from 1899 to 1975.

Records can get wet as the result of anything from floods to burst pipes. When this occurs, urgent action is required to save records from further damage.

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.

Information on National Archives records about national service and war, 1939–45.

Charles Perkins led the Freedom Ride in 1965. He joined the Commonwealth Office of Aboriginal Affairs in 1969, becoming a national figure in Indigenous issues.

A step-by-step guide to doing research at the National Archives.