Indigenous communities
In Living Memory - An exhibition of surviving photographs from the records of the NSW Aborigines Welfare Board, from 1919 to 1966 [NOW CLOSED]
The In Living Memory exhibition of photographs from the Aborigines Welfare Board was so popular that it had been extended twice and a special travelling version embarked on tour of New South Wales until September. See more about the exhibition »
Vital Signs magazine - Special Indigenous issue with an exhibition catalogue, an interview with Indigenous photographer Merv Bishop, and more.
Explore the archives
- Guide to NSW State archives relating to Aboriginal people - lists the many records in our collection which relate to Aboriginal people
- Archives in Brief - our series of fact sheets provide a starting point for your research & include overviews of the more significant records in our collection
- Indexes - we have several indexes that can assist in researching records relating to Indigenous Australians
- Other online guides and finding aids
Use the archives
Policies & Protocols
Links to other organisations
- Aboriginal Affairs NSW - working to achieve social, economic and cultural independence
- AIATSIS - Australian Institute of Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Studies
- Archival resources relating to Indigenous Australians
- DAWN Magazine - a magazine for the Aboriginal people of NSW
Careers in archives & records
- Pathways to your future and our past (PDF, 130kb) - from the Society of Australian Archivists
Contact
- Manager, Public Access - accman@records.nsw.gov.au
* Artwork by Anne-Maree Webb, Bundjalung/Dhungutti, Water Dreaming 2002
