The National Archives of Australia is one of our most important cultural institutions — not only preserving Australia’s memory, but also sharing it with us all. During her recent visit to the preservation facility in Canberra, the Governor-General spoke with @naagovau Director-General Simon Froude about the Archives’ important work. 🎥📜🗺️ | Governor-General of Australia
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The National Archives of Australia is one of our most important cultural institutions — not only preserving Australia’s memory, but also sharing it with us all. During her recent visit to the preservation facility in Canberra, the Governor-General spoke with @naagovau Director-General Simon Froude about the Archives’ important work. 🎥📜🗺️ | Governor-General of Australia
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Come along to our free webinar and learn how to explore our online records database like a pro! Book your spot now to discover all the tips and tricks to unearth hidden gems in the national archival collection. | National Archives of Australia
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Come along to our free webinar and learn how to explore our online records database like a pro! Book your spot now to discover all the tips and tricks to unearth hidden gems in the national archival collection. | National Archives of Australia
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In 1979, severe petrol shortages in Australia led to fuel rationing | ABC NEWS
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In 1979, severe petrol shortages in Australia led to fuel rationing | ABC NEWS
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The Migrants Who Built Modern Australia | Australia's Post-War Immigration Story #shorts
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The Mongarlowe Mallee, or 'the ice-age gum’, is known as the loneliest tree. Aged between 3,000 and 13,000 years, only six of these ancient relics remain and stand as a reminder of the delicate balance in our ecosystems. 🌳 Jessica Murtagh’s piece, aptly named 'Six is the loneliest number' symbolises the vulnerability of these natural wonders. The gold and silver leaf represents their beauty and rarity. View this piece and other highly commended works in the ‘Waterhouse Natural Science Art Prize
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The Mongarlowe Mallee, or 'the ice-age gum’, is known as the loneliest tree. Aged between 3,000 and 13,000 years, only six of these ancient relics remain and stand as a reminder of the delicate balance in our ecosystems. 🌳 Jessica Murtagh’s piece, aptly named 'Six is the loneliest number' symbolises the vulnerability of these natural wonders. The gold and silver leaf represents their beauty and rarity. View this piece and other highly commended works in the ‘Waterhouse Natural Science Art Prize
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Day-Old Chickens Bred for Export | Australian Diary 112 | 1960 | 4K Restoration
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Day-Old Chickens Bred for Export | Australian Diary 112 | 1960 | 4K Restoration
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Do you have a copy of ‘Snugglepot and Cuddlepie’? 🌿 First published in 1918, this timeless classic by May Gibbs has been enchanting readers for over a century and continues to capture the charm of the Australian bush for new generations. 🦘💚 Discover more about this pioneering Australian children's author and illustrator in a new display at National Archives in Canberra. 🎥 NFSA - National Film and Sound Archive of Australia | National Archives of Australia
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Do you have a copy of ‘Snugglepot and Cuddlepie’? 🌿 First published in 1918, this timeless classic by May Gibbs has been enchanting readers for over a century and continues to capture the charm of the Australian bush for new generations. 🦘💚 Discover more about this pioneering Australian children's author and illustrator in a new display at National Archives in Canberra. 🎥 NFSA - National Film and Sound Archive of Australia | National Archives of Australia
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In 1965 Indigenous kids were barred from some public pools | ABC NEWS
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Last week, we were excited to be the Principal Partner at the Australian Society of Archivists (ASA) Annual Conference in Sydney, joining archivists and recordkeepers from across Australia. In celebration of the 50th anniversary of ASA, this year’s theme, ‘Telling Our Stories: Community, Connection, Resilience,’ explored how archives shape communities and strengthen connections across generations. Our staff highlighted the power of storytelling in archives through insightful presentations on rep
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What were the career goals for paper boys in 1975 | ABC NEWS
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✨ Spark your imagination! Be inspired by stories of bold dreams, determination and Australian ingenuity. ‘In real life: inventors, innovators and opportunists’ is on now at National Archives of Australia in Canberra 🛠️💡🔬 Explore the colourful history of Australian invention, from First Nations creativity to 150 years of patents, designs and trademarks. | National Archives of Australia
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Explore 4 decades of photographs capturing the people, places and daily life of Western Australia in our free exhibition. 🌅 On now in Perth. Open weekdays. | National Archives of Australia
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In 1971 the ABC asked Aussie children for their opinions on China. By Megan Jacobson for the ABC News Social Media Team using footage from the ABC Archives. #China #70s #Australia #ABCNews
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Public Opinions on Swimming Pool Laws in 1965 Sydney
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Exploring Low Alcohol Beer in Australia
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Aussie Kids Discuss Smoking in the 1980s
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In 1996, then-Prime Minister John Howard wore a bulletproof vest under his suit while addressing a hostile crowd of gun owners at a rally in Sale, Victoria. This event occurred shortly after the Port Arthur massacre, as Howard was pushing for the National Firearms Agreement (NFA) across the country. The proposed laws, which included a ban and mandatory buyback of semi-automatic rifles and shotguns, generated significant anger and protest among some rural and regional Australians who were legitim
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In 1965 the ABC interviewed people on the streets of Newtown, Sydney regarding their opinion on laws barring Aboriginal children from the Moree and Kempsey swimming pools in Western NSW. Video by Megan Jacobson for ABC News Digital using footage from the ABC Archives. #ABCNews #ABCArchives #Australia
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1966 Australian Attitudes Toward Revealing Clothing
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