The National Archives of Australia has two main strategies for preserving records: provide controlled storage conditions for all record formats, treat formats and records most at risk

The National Archives holds a wide range of records which deal with Australia's involvement in the Vietnam War.

AFDA Express Version 2 – Industrial Relations

This fact sheet provides information on National Archives records about the General Post Office, Sydney.

Most family historians start their research at home, with the documents and photographs in their own family archive. 

Clifford Bottomley was a government photographer who used his creativity to compose photographs with visual impact.

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

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

This disclosure log lists information which has been released in response to a freedom of information (FOI) access request.

AFDA Express Version 2 – Publication

Cabinet records created in the year 2002 offer an insight into John Howard's second term, and part of his third term as prime minister.

For a short time in 1896, the post office in the gold town of Niagara was also a pub.

We provide specialised services for preserving and exhibiting archival documents, including training, materials testing and preparing loan items for exhibition.

This policy outlines the framework for the disposal of records in the National Archives’ custody following digitisation.

Records relating to child migrants to New South Wales - including migrant selection documents, passenger lists and immigration policy files.

This fact sheet provides information on National Archives records about JT Lang and Lang Labor.

Find out about sentencing and appraisal of records.

An overview of Cabinet records created in the year 2001 which became available to access on 1 January 2022.

Advice to agencies on the information required for contract tracing records and disposal.

An overview of Cabinet records created in the year 2000 which became available to access on 1 January 2021.