'Be a Voice for Generations' and celebrate National Reconciliation Week wherever you are located, with these online offerings from our collection.
Guest First Nations writer Nathan Sentance offers suggestions about how historical collecting institutions can provide access to racist collection material without causing harm.
The prime minister apologised to Australia's First Nations peoples on 13 February 2008. We revisit the apology through footage from the NFSA News and Current Affairs Program.
These curated collections of vintage videos bring Australia's capital cities to life.
See highlights of Australia's success at the Eurovision Song Contest.
Watch an in-depth conversation and Q&A with the legendary Australian band Regurgitator at the NFSA in October 2022. They delve into the creation of the Classic Australian Album, Unit (1997).
A recent videotape discovery shines a spotlight on Australian TV's first movie review duo and their program, Two on the Aisle, which debuted in May 1973.
The NFSA has been working with Traditional Owners and the Strehlow Research Centre to preserve and digitise one of the most important collections relating to Indigenous ceremonial life in the world.
The Friends of the NFSA present the inaugural Rod Wallace Lecture, delivered by Kim Williams AM.
From Gallipoli to the home front, our website features many sights and sounds of the First World War and Anzac Day commemorations.
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.
