Collection: Online Resource

The Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) is responsible for conducting federal elections and referendums and maintaining the Commonwealth electoral roll. The AEC also provides a range of electoral information and education programs and activities.

Official site of the Australian Film Commission (AFC) which is the primary development agency for the film, television and creative multimedia industries in Australia. Provides information on the AFC and how to obtain funding, grants, useful links etc.

Website of the Commission which is working towards an Australian society where the human rights of all are respected, protected and promoted. [Website]

ANDC conducts research into Australian English & provides Oxford University Press with editorial expertise for their Australian dictionaries. It is jointly funded by The Australian National University & Oxford University Press Australia.

Provides acces to the electronic digital archive for Australian Town and Country Journal, for the period Jan 8, 1870 to Dec 25, 1907. Made available through the National Library of Australia gateway called Trove (Digitised newspapers and more).

Access to the electronic digital archive for The Australian women's weekly, for the period June 10, 1933 to Dec 15, 1982, this resource is made available through the National Library of Australia gateway called Trove (Digitised newspapers and more).

Australia’s audiovisual heritage online. This site looks at the Australian film and television industry, from its earliest days to the present. It currently contains 1,913 clips from 761 film and television titles, and is constantly being added to.

Provides information on Australia’s national leadership and a view of our political history from the top through the documents dealt with by each of the Prime Ministers. Users can also explore significant records and original documents.

Provides links to a thematic introduction to Sydney City's Aboriginal Indigenous history from earliest pre-contact traces to most recent events. The site reflects the values and ideas of the Gadigal people and is based on the work of Anita Heiss.