The Western Sydney Records Centre | The Sydney Records Centre

What's at the Western Sydney Records Centre?

The WSRC has ample parking and a well equipped readers lounge - a place to give researchers somewhere to relax and eat their lunch. As there are no shops nearby, we provide free tea and coffee, and there is also a microwave and a refrigerator. If you are planning a full day's research we recommend you bring a packed lunch with you. Wheelchair access and toilets for the disabled are provided.

See also: How to get to the WSRC - Getting started - Planning a visit

The GRR manages records storage services for semi-active records created by NSW public sector bodies, including Government agencies, local councils, public hospitals and universities. The GRR, part of the Western Sydney Records Centre at Kingswood, is a secure, modern centralised records centre, providing for the special storage requirements of records, their retrieval, and ultimately their disposal, using the most economic methods.

What's at the Sydney Records Centre?

Globe Street runs off George Street and is close to the Nurses' Walk. The nearest train station is Circular Quay. Wheelchair access and toilets for the disabled are provided.

See also: What's held at the Sydney Records Centre? - Getting started - Planning a visit

Government Recordkeeping manages a framework of policy, legislation, standards, codes of best practice and guidelines governing the making, retention and management of State records and access to them.