NFSA Restores: The Coolbaroo Club

A personal perspective on the early days of remote Indigenous media groups.

National Film and Sound Archive CEO Michael Loebenstein delivered a speech to mark the UNESCO World Day for Audiovisual Heritage on 27 October.

NFSA research fellow Anthony Linden Jones is looking at the representation of Indigenous culture in Australian film music, particularly focusing on films made before 1960.

Rod Butler and Mick Newnham share the NFSA's preservation expertise in Noumea.

Jazz drummer Barry Woods has passed away in Sydney. Carla Teixeira looks at his life and legacy.

Kavisha Mazzella, winner of the National Folk Recording Award.

Sound Archivist Graham McDonald has compiled a selection of rare and beautiful record sleeve designs from Australia, USA, UK and the rest of the world.

Cooee Cabaret has wrapped for 2011 after sell out shows.

Bill Armstrong, radio pioneering and sound recording legend is this year's winner of the Cochrane Smith Sound Heritage Award.

Visitors to the NFSA’s headquarters in Canberra will confront an intriguing element of recent Australian broadcasting history.