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02
Jun
2022
Marie Reay in Papua New Guinea exhibition on now »
Marie Reay in Papua New Guinea: Exploring Cultures Through Objects celebrates the work of ANU anthropologist Marie Reay, who devoted much of her...
03
May
2022
Waterside Workers' records digitised »
This year marks a very special anniversary for the Maritime Union of Australia, with 2022 marking 150 years since the formation of the first trade...
12
Jan
2022
Applications for the Eric Fry labour history research grant are now open »
The Canberra Region Branch of the Australian Society for the Study of Labour History (ASSLH) and the Australian Studies Institute at the Australian...
10
Nov
2021
Records and Recollections: the pneumonic influenza pandemic in Australia, 1918-1919 »
For the 2021 ANU Archives Annual Lecture, Dr Anthea Hyslop spoke about the pneumonic influenza pandemic in Australia, 1918-1919.
A recording of this...
12
Jun
2020
Opening up the "Palace Letters" »
A momentous High Court decision handed down on 28 May has seen the National Archives of Australia directed to review access to letters...
27
Mar
2020
Covid-19 update »
ANU campuses are moving to remote work and study from Thursday 26 March until at least 27 June 2020. ANU Archives staff who are able to work remotely...
28
May
2019
2019 Eric Fry Research Grant winner announced »
Congratulations to Rhys Williams from the Australian National University, who has been awarded the Eric Fry Research Grant for 2019. Rhys is...
09
Apr
2019
Two new exhibitions from the ANU Archives. »
The ANU Archives is pleased to present two new exhibitions showcasing some of the wonderful records we hold.
Australia and the Spanish Civil War:...
17
Jan
2019
Frank Fenner's papers added to UNESCO Australian Memory of the World register »
Renowned ANU microbiologist and virologist Frank Fenner's long and distinguished career has been recognised through the addition of his papers to the...
26
Nov
2018
Hear Professor Simon Ville's lecture Tales of the unexpected: why archival research remains important today. »
You can now listen to the 2018 Archives Lecture, Tales of the unexpected: why archival research remains important today by Professor Simon Ville at...
