Information on records about Harold Holt's disappearance.

The National Archives holds a range of official records that refer to John Monash's dealings with the Commonwealth, many relating to his military service.

The National Archives holds Allied Works Council records about the members, administration, camps and operation of the Civil Aliens Corps in Western Australia.

The Boer War spanned Australia's pre- and post-Federation period. Post-Federation records of the war are held by the National Archives.

Explore the stories of migrants to Australia.

More than 100 000 people, many of them migrants from over 30 countries, worked to build the Snowy Mountains Hydro-Electric Scheme, an extraordinary engineering and construction accomplishment.

Can you help solve an intriguing archival mystery: the identity of the ‘Mystery Maltese Man’?

This fact sheet provides information about passenger records held in Perth.

This fact sheet provides information on National Archives records about East Block, Canberra.

Melbourne is renowned for its amazing public architecture. Designs of buildings once owned or leased by the Australian Government provide a window into history.

Information about migrant selection documents held in Perth.

This fact sheet provides information on National Archives records relating to the building of Albert Hall in Canberra.

In 1911, Marion Mahony Griffin and her husband Walter Burley Griffin imagined the Australian capital during a cold Chicago winter.

The Royal Commission on Espionage ran from April 1954 to September 1955. It looked into Soviet espionage in Australia.

Information on archival records about excise control of distilled products in South Australia.

This fact sheet provides information on Commonwealth electoral rolls held in Perth.

How to research records dealing with aliens, internees and prisoners of war who were interned in Western Australia during World War I and World War II.

Learn how the Agency Service Centre and other areas of the National Archives can help you with advice about information and records management.

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.

As leaders in the archival community, representatives of the National Archives often present at industry conferences. Read more here.