This is a black-and-white photograph of a modified Mini Minor car at Wilkes station in Antarctica in 1965.

Background to the 2000 Cabinet papers by Dr Chris Wallace, University of Canberra

Background to the 2002 Cabinet papers by Associate Professor David Lee, University of New South Wales.

Background to the 2003 Cabinet papers by Associate Professor David Lee, University of New South Wales.

Background to the 2004 Cabinet papers by Associate Professor David Lee, University of New South Wales.

The National Archives is concerned that thermal papers have found their way into archival collections, as many show rapid deterioration.

The National Archives has developed specifications for digitising paper records.

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.

The script for a monologue titled Sadness, by photographer William Yang.

This is an anti-conscription leaflet produced in 1916 to promote the refusal of conscription under the William Morris Hughes government.

The National Archives of Australia has developed specifications for a range of archival quality paper and board products.

This colour photo shows Australian bush identity and businessman, Reginald Murray Williams, better known as RM Williams, sitting with one arm around his blue heeler dog and the other arm resting on a leather saddle.

This record is a letter written by Yorta Yorta man William Cooper.

A black-and-white political cartoon from 'The Billy Book: Hughes Abroad (1918)' by cartoonist David Low.

This attestation (enlistment) paper notes that Frank Fisher enlisted in the First World War on 16 August 1917, at age 37.

A black-and-white photograph of the Rt Hon. Sir William McMahon, Australia's twentieth Prime Minister. It is an official photograph taken when he was treasurer.

1971–1972

This is a draft of the 1967 referendum ballot paper sent by the Chief Electoral Officer to the Divisional Returning Officers of Western Australia.

This is an extract of a speech given by Prime Minister Billy Hughes in 1922, regarding migration policy and population growth.

A ballot paper from a plebiscite, held on 28 October 1916, regarding conscription for military service outside of Australia.