The Australian Information Commissioner, Prof. John McMillan, would like to draw your attention to a number of recent publications on the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner’s public website (http://www.oaic.gov.au/publications/index.ht
I am reading with interest Paul McPherson's article in the latest A&M and, not surprisingly, find a few issues he raises are quite contentious. Basically, his argument is that greater resources should be given to online services at the expense of ma
There are four new Council members as a result of the recent election including myself as the new Vice-President. I am providing this information as as an elected member with a responsibility to those who voted for me and the membership g
The ASA Council is delighted to announce the Accreditation of Charles Sturt University’s Bachelor and Masters Courses in Information Studies (Records and Archives Management) for a period of five years.
Australian Government agencies are now required to publish a broad range of information on their websites as part of an Information Publication Scheme (IPS) required under new freedom of informati
Cross posted from the googlegroup because it is too good not to share.
A BIG DAY FOR … THIS CURATOR
It's a rotten job but someone's got to do it. When the luxurious Queen Mary 2 arrives at Garden Island about 6.30am on Valentine's Day (next Tuesday, if
From the FaHCSIA website, the following Find and Connect Service Report was released 16 Nov. This is a significant funding commitment from the Government that will have impacts on many archives and archival collections of all sizes. I encourage you t
I am intrigued by a new service called Ninuku Archivist (www.ninuku.com),designed for Facebook users who want to archive and preserve their Facebookcontents for prosperity. Their slogan is “share, save, delete” and theyencourage Facebook members to u
The National Film and Sound Archive (NFSA) will be led by a new chief executive officer and a reinvigorated board following the latest appointments to the popular cultural institution.
From Stephen Ellis A/g Director General, National Archives of Australia.
Dear Archives – I am sure you will join me in expressing our congratulations to our colleague Ms Phyllis Williams, Director of our NT and SA offices, on the award of the Public