This black-and-white photograph shows clothing designed by South Australia's leading women's fashion designer, a woman from Trieste.

Copy of a report on the early return from China to Australia of Sym Choon.

This fact sheet provides information on National Archives records about the introduction of television in 1956.

This is a colour photograph of recreational swimmers at the Brunswick River in Brunswick Junction, Western Australia.

This is an excerpt from the documentary film showing the launch of Australia's first scientific satellite.

This fact sheet provides information on National Archives records relating to the tobacco industry and the lead-up to the ban on tobacco advertising.

This information regarding the Atienza bill, was given to the press but was 'not to be attributed to the Department of External Affairs'.

This confidential note contains guidance for authorities regarding certificates of exemption and photography requirements in 1911.

This is a confidential memorandum to NJO Makin, Acting Minister for External Affairs, regarding postwar migration.

The High Court today handed down its decision on Hocking v DG National Archives of Australia.

Alfred Bayliss was selected as Australia’s 25,000th post-war Maltese migrant.

This black-and-white photograph shows displaced children in a camp after the Second World War.

This is an official government document concerning suggestions from members of the House of Representatives for a name for Australia's new federal capital.

Report on shooting of Afghan man in Western Australia

Migration agreement between Australia and New Zealand

These notes outline the conditions of entry to and stay in Australia for persons of non-European race.

This is a black-and-white photograph of Governor-General Sir John Kerr, awarding the Order of Australia to Aboriginal activist Vincent Lingiari in 1978.

In 1935, a new airline called Qantas Empire Airways launched the first regular flights between Australia and Europe.

Memorandum for the Prime Minister of Australia regarding the pearling industry.

Personal letter to Tom Critchley, Senior External Affairs Adviser, Australia House, London from Michael Wilson, Commonwealth Secretariat, London.