A NEW DIGITAL ACCESS STUDIO IN ALICE SPRINGS WILL PROVIDE UNPRECEDENTED ACCESS FOR TRADITIONAL OWNERS TO THE LANGUAGE, STORIES AND CEREMONIES OF THEIR COMMUNITIES

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.

This strategy sets out how the NFSA will lead the digitisation of Australia's audiovisual heritage.

We had to build a custom-made device and photograph 465 frames in order to bring back to life a 1901 Kinora cricket film!

Magnetic tape that is not digitised by 2025 may be lost forever.