
Unpack the ideas and influences behind the new audiovisual installation by Mikaela Stafford, now showing at the NFSA. Read the article
Filmmaker Jazz Money reflects on engaging with audiences and communities in Australia and around the world. Read the article
This pack of celebrity pooches will lighten your day with their good-boy energy. Read the list
'Our collection tells the story of the nation – our memories, our lives, our futures.'
Hitting the start button on preserving our video game history
Our video game collection continues to expand rapidly as the NFSA evolves in response to 21st-century media production and consumption trends.
In late 2023, we conducted a landmark international survey that revealed the threats to the survival of important video game heritage.
Experience Nangamai
Nangamai ('Dream' in the Dharawal language) is the NFSA's online collection of First Nations content.
It pays tribute to the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander icons, trailblazers, dreamers and performers who have kept their rich culture and history alive through activism, writing, filmmaking, song, dance and art.
View Nangamai: a celebration of First Nations culture
Image (above): Deborah Mailman
Step into Inferno – an exciting new audiovisual installation by Paris-based Australian artist, Mikaela Stafford.
In March 2026, the NFSA will host JTS2026, a premier international event that gathers professionals working on preserving and managing audiovisual collections.
The National Film and Sound Archive of Australia acknowledges Australia’s Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we work and live and gives respect to their Elders both past and present.