dear colleagues please see below a notice for an event of interest to recordkeepers everwhere but alas only those in Sydney on the nght can attend. it will be necessary to get there early to get in.
And please note that the ASA NSW Branch meeting has
Does anyone have any experience with parchment decrees bearing lead seals? I have about 20 papal bulls in our collection and need advice on the best way(s) to store them. At present, they are in the cylinders used by the Italian postal service to get
Members will be glad to hear that the November 2011 issue of Archives and Manuscripts will arrive soon in their mailbox. This will be followed shortly by the March 2012 issue in both electronic and hard copy format (look out for an email detailing th
UNESCO AUSTRALIAN MEMORY OF THE WORLD REGISTER 2013
Now is the time to start thinking about nominating your significant documentary heritage to the Australian Memory of the World Registerhttp://www.amw.org.au/content/australian
I came upon this item http://www.jiscww1discovery.net/ on Twitter and was most taken by the comment “Collections may be in both analogue and digital form, however the project has mainly focused on those collections which have already been di
The National Archives of Australia is leading the implementation of the Government's Digital Transition Policy in consultation with the Australian Government Information Management Office (AGIMO) and the Office of the Australian Info
In today’s Archive Matters! Issue 15 2 March, Pat Jackson wrote about 'Foreshadowing a Special General Meeting'. The email address for me is slightly incorrect - there is no dot between the first name and surname in the address. Thanks, Rodney Teakle
In the light of the horrific natural disasters experienced across Australia, particularly in Queensland, and that some people who may have intended to submit a proposal for inclusion in the Australian Societ
Here in WA we have been having our own struggles with both fire and flood.
Fortunately, not on the scale of what is happening in QLD (our hearts go out to all those facing this peril) but still devastating for all those involved and their communities.
Not a mention of the floods here as yet - maybe everyone is either desperately trying to rescue collections or in a state of disbelief. I wonder what we as a profession should be preparing for in the aftermath of this devastation?
Canadian colleagues are conducting a study of protocols for anthropological archives. Please respond to Katherine Pettipas, volunteer for the University of Manitoba Archives and Special Collections, at kpettipas@mymts.net if you can assist or provide
The Protective Security Policy Framework has now superseded the Protective Security Manual (R.I.P PSM) The PSPF applies to Government agencies and any organisations working on behalf of, or handling Australian Government information and assets. This m
I need some advice re: some material that has been offered to our (religious, and therefore private) archives. One of the members of the religious order for whom I work has in his possession two photo albums created by his father, who was a lay missi