A freedom of information request to the National Archives of Australia applies only to documents and records created by the National Archives.

The National Archives of Australia is embracing the opportunities brought by the digital age by harnessing new technologies to strengthen governance, improve business processes and service delivery across government, and to improve access for the Australian community.

Public submissions from our valued stakeholders and clients providing thoughts about our role, functions, purposes, services and resourcing.

National Archives of Australia has collected the official and private records (personal records) collections of significant individuals who served within, or were closely associated with the Commonwealth government since the early 1960s.

This fact sheet provides information on National Archives records relating to the Torres Strait Treaty.

The main purpose of the National Archives of Australia‘s descriptive work is to facilitate public access to the archival records it holds.

Information governance frameworks provide an overview of the influences that inform how an organisation creates and manages its information assets.

At this critical juncture, the role that the National Archives of Australia plays in the integrity and accessibility of government information has never been more important.

The selection principles and considerations that underpin the National Archives' decisions when selecting records for inclusion in the collection.

AFDA Express Version 2 – Property Management

AFDA Express Version 2 Index - Property Management

Read the National Archives' corporate plan for the period from 2022–23 to 2025–26.

Back issues of GAIN Australia's monthly email bulletins. Stay up to date with National Archives’ information and records management news and initiatives.