The National Archives of Australia

The National Archives of Australia is the country's official records keeper, responsible for preserving and maintaining government documents and records of historical significance. It ensures important information, such as government decisions, policies, and historical documents, are stored securely for future generations. The Archives provides access to these records for research, government transparency, and public understanding, helping Australians learn about their history and governance. It also preserves personal and family records, including immigration and military records. Overall, it plays a vital role in safeguarding the nation's documentary heritage and promoting transparency and accountability.