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Office of the State Archivist Three records retention notices have recently been issued by the State Archivist The State Archivist has advised organisations to preserve relevant records for three Royal Commissions. These include an updated Notice of a disposal freeze on records relating to children (December 2019) and two new advices: Retention of Records of Potential Relevance to the Royal Commission into Aged Care Quality and Safety (January 2020) Retention of Records of Potential…
Read more…BRUNY%20BROCHURE%20HISTORY%20MONTH.pdfFancy an excursion to an Island off and Island off an Island?Bruny [Bruni] Island is celebrating 30 years since the inception of their historical society, lots on, see the brochure.(not an organized event just posting for those who may want to go)BRUNY BROCHURE HISTORY MONTH.pdf
Read more…Brian Rieusset was researching for a book on executioner Solomon Blay when he uncovered 28 boxes of historical files that dated back to 1827. TasWeekend: Treasure trove in 28 boxes Words: TIM MARTAIN, Photography: NIKKI DAVIS-JONES, Mercury August 20, 2016 12:00pm THANKS to the fastidious bureaucracy of Tasmania’s old colonial authorities, we are blessed with some comprehensive written records from our early European settlement. But what is more remarkable is there are still so many…
Read more…Dear ASA Tas Branch members, We sadly wish to advise the "Archival Digitisation (Advanced) Workshop - Hobart" scheduled for the 27th May 2013 has been cancelled, sufficient registrations were not received for it to proceed. The ASA would like to seek your feedback on future workshop formats, venues and subject. The following is a list of the current workshops that could be delivered by the ASA in Tasmania: Digital recordkeeping on a limited budget (half day) This half-day practically oriented…
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Kevin Hennah’s Cultural Weeding Workshop
The Hutchins School
Friday November 30, 2012
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REGISTRATION FORM attached
http://www.kevinhennah.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/Cultural-W...
Library culture, image, promotion & resources are all put under the spotlight, as Kevin poses his thought-provoking ideas on why libraries need to weed more than just print to remain relevant. What are the implications for School, Academic, Public or Special Library Archival collection management?
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Good Afternoon folks,
Please find attached a copy of the minutes from the AGM held on Tuesday night at Friends School.
ASA%20-%20Tas%20Br%20AGM%20minutes%202011-12.DOC
kind regards
David
Branch Convenor
Hi folks,
the committee of the Tas Branch are meeting next week to plan the Branch's activities for 2011. Please contact me if you have any bright ideas on what you'd like to see us doing. All suggestions welcome.
kind regards
David