Archives and Manuscripts
Volume 34 No.2, November 2006
Articles
Beyond the Tomb: Privacy, confidentially, and long-term preservation of and access to electronic health records in national systems – a case study of Australia’s HealthConnect project – Livia Iacovina. Pages 10-39
Permanent Retention of Name-Identified Census Records in Australia and New Zealand – Mary Neazor. Pages 40-61
Access: Democratic Imperative – Eric Ketelaar. Pages 62-81
Archivists and Accountability – Chris Hurley. Pages 82-111
Indigenous Knowledge and the archives: Designing Trusted Archival Systems for Koorie Communites – Fiona Ross, Sue McKemmish & Shannon Faulkland
From System to Network? Developments in the State Records Authority of New South Wales Regional Repositories – Wayne Doubleday. Pages 152-170
Meditate, Mediate, Celebrate: Public Programming in a Postmodern World – Crista Bradley. Pages 172-186
Volume 34 No.1, May 2006
Articles
Pages 8-30: Identity and Access to Government Records: Empowering the Community – Loris Williams, Kirsten Thorpe & Andrew Wilson.
Pages 32-43: Indigenous Records and Archives: Mutual Obligations and Building Trust – Lynette Russell.
Pages 44-96: Functions-based Classification of Records: Is it Functional? – Stuart Orr.
Pages 98-122: Privileging Information is Inevitable – James Currall, Michael Moss & Susan Stuart.
Pages 124 – 143: For Love of the Game: An Ethnographic Analysis of Archival Reference Work – Ciaran B Trace.
Pages 144-161: The Role of Context in Sustaining Knowledge of Radioactive Waste – Gavan McCarthy.
Featured Article
Pages 162-181: Topham Treasures: A Review of the City of Adelaide Collections – Robert Thornton.
Volume 33 No.2, November 2005
Articles
Pages 14-17: Transaustralian Archives and Manuscripts – Eric Ketelaar.
Pages 18-51: Continuum mechanics and memory banks: (2) The making of Culture – Frank Upward.
Pages 52-91: Parallel Provenance: (2) When something is not related to everything else - Chris Hurley.
Pages 92-108: The symbolic significance of archives: a discussion – Anne-Marie Conde.
Pages 110-129: Valuing significance or signifying value? Culture in a global context – Robyn Sloggett.
Report Article
Pages 130-159: What Employers really want when recruiting Recordkeeping Practitioners: Expectations in the Western Australian State Sector – Margaret Pember.
Review Article
Pages 160-170: Record-keeping and Records Continuum Thinkers: Examining a seminal Australia text (Archives: Recordkeeping in Society) – Verne Harris.
Volume 33 No.1, May 2005
Articles
Pages 18-43: Reading the Records Continuum: Interpretations and Explorations – Barbara Reed.
Pages 44-61: Sharing: Collected Memories in Communities of Records – Eric Ketelaar.
Pages 62-83: Building Collective Memory Archives – Michael Piggott.
Pages 84-109: Continuum Mechanics and Memory Banks – Frank Upward.
Pages 110-145: Parallel Provenance: (1) What if Anything is Archival Description? – Chris Hurley.
Pages 146-175: 'Communities of Memory’: Pluralising Archival Research and Education Agendas – Sue McKemmish, Anne Gilliland-Swetland & Eric Ketelaar.
Pages 176-198: Beyond Perceived Boundaries: Imagining the Potential of Pluralised Recordkeeping – Barbara Reed.
Feature Articles
Pages 272-288: Archival Collections of Papua new Guinea Institute of Medical Research (PNGIMR) and University of Papua New Guinea (UPNG): A Work in Progress Report – Sam Kaima & Widya Paul.
Pages 289:Cultural Diversity and post-colonial Realities: Challenges of archival training in the Phillipines – Ricardo Punzalan.
Volume 32 No.2 November 2004
Articles
Pages 46 – 69Standardised Recordkeeping: Reality or Illusion? – Jackie Bettington
Pages 70 – 89 The Duty to Preserve Documents Before Litigation Commences – Camille Cameron
Pages 90 – 113ISO 15489: helpful, hype or just not hot? – Julie McLeod
Pages 114 – 143 The Challenge of Records and Archives Education and Training in the Pacific – Laura Millar & Michael Hoyle
Pages 142 – 163Records Management Standards and the Good Governance Agenda in Commonwealth Africa – Alistair Tough
Pages 162 - 177The Introduction of Youth to the Archival Profession – Gabrielle Wolski
Pages 178 – 190What’s a Nice Archives Like You Doing in a Place Like This? – Ray Edmondson
Volume 32 No.1 May 2004
Articles
Pages 40 - 63 The records Continuum Concept of an End Product – Frank Upward
Pages 64 – 73Beyond the Purview of Recordkeeping: A Response to Paul Macpherson – Matthew Eidson
Pages 74 – 87The Development and Implementation of an Access Standard at Archives New Zealand – Jeremy Cauchi
Pages 88 – 105‘Reaching Out’ Revisited: A Case Study of the Australia’s Prime Ministers Website – Tikka Wilson & Lenore Coltheart
Pages 106 – 136The Laws of War and the Destruction of Cultural Property in the Iraq War 2003 – Tony Caravella
Volume 31 No.2 November 2003
Articles
Pages 8 – 22Being Digital in People’s Archives – Eric Ketelaar
Pages 23 – 38European Governance, Citizens’ Rights of Access to Documents and the Role of the Archives – Paola Casini
Pages 39 – 49Sex and Politics: The Eros Foundation Archive – Craig Brittain
Pages 51 – 59Using Medical Records in Epidemiological Research – Alison Venn
Volume 31 No.1 May 2003
Articles
Pages 15 – 24Public records, Public Consultation: the involvement of Stakeholders in the selection of records at the Public Records Office, the United Kingdom National Archive – Stephen Twigge
Pages 25 – 50Political Archives: Defining Key Issues in a Significant Private Records Arena – Joanne Anthony
Pages 51 – 62Preserving the Old School Tie – Why school archivist find it hard saying ‘no thank you’ to the fifth donation of a rowing oar – Julie Gleaves and Sarah O’Neill
Pages 63 – 82Diverse Influence: An Exploration of Australian Appraisal Practise. Part One – Barbara Reed
Pages 83 – 90The Diary: Social Phenomenon, Professional Challenge – Michael Piggot
Pages 91 – 105The Rule of Law: Model Archival Legislation in the Wake of the Heiner Affair – Kevin Lindeburg
Volume 30 No.2 November 2002
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Volume 30 No.1 May 2002
Articles
Pages 6 – 17Theory, Standards and Implicit Assumptions: Public Access to Post-current Government Records – Paul Macpherson
Pages 18 – 29Archives in the Classroom: Development and evaluation of National Archives Teachers’ Resources – Esther Robinson
Pages 30 – 47A Case of Mistaken Identity: Governance, Guardianship and the ScreenSound Saga – Ray Edmondson
Pages 48 – 59 For Many Audiences: Developing Public Programs at the National Archives of Australia – Gabrielle Hyslop
Pages 60 – 65A Move Too Far? The Relocation of the Adelaide Office of the National Archives of Australia – Ian Sutherland
Pages 66 – 81Engaging with History Complexity in the Virtual Environment: the South Seas Project – Paul Turnbull
Volume 29 No.2 November 2001
Articles
Pages 10 – 31Indigenous Records: How far Have We Come in Bringing the History Back Home? – Kirsten Thorpe
Pages 32 – 47 Evaluating the Archives: 20th Century Australian Literature – Marie-Louise Ayres
Pages 48 – 63Voices of Opposition: Documenting Australian Protest Movements – Sigrid McCausland
Pages 64 – 81Documenting 20th Century Rural and Regional Australia: Archival Acquisition and Collection Development in regional University Archives and Special Collections – Don Boadle
Pages 82 – 95Sport Archives in Australia – Richard Cashman
Volume 29 No.1 May 2001
Articles
Pages 8 – 21On the Back of a Tiger: Deconstructive Possibilities in ‘Evidence of Me’ – Verne Harris
Pages 22 – 43In Search of the Lost Tiger, by Way of Saint-Beuve: Re-constructing the Possibilities in ‘Evidence of Me’ – Frank Upward & Sue McKemmish
Pages 44 – 61Are Our Users Being Served?: A Report on Online Archival Databases – Andrea Rosenbusch
Pages 62 – 71The Role of Outreach in Australian Archive Programs – Catherine Nicholls
Pages 72 – 85The National Archives of Australia’s New Approach to Appraisal – Russell Kelly
Pages 86 – 97Will the Tension Ever End? Some Observations and Suggestions from an Appraisal Archivist – Tony Newton
Pages 98 – 109The Commonwealth’s First Archives Bill 1927 – Ted Ling
Pages 110 – 117What’s in a Name?: Broadening Our Horizons in the Pursuit of a Recordkeeping Profession that Cherishes Unity in Diversity – Adrian Cunningham
Pages 118 – 138Common Ground, Different Traditions: An Australian Perspective on Italian Diplomatics, Archival Science, and Business Records – Livia Iacovino
Volume 28 No.2 November 2000
Articles
Pages 11 – 29 Australian Society of Archivist Small Archives Survey 2000 – Barbara van Bronswijk
Pages 30 – 45 Database Applications in an Imperfect World: The Necessity and Charm of Compromise – Kylie Percival, Francesca Zilio & Helen Morgan
Pages 46 – 57 Rose-tinted Images: The Photographic Archives of the City of Adelaide – Robert Thornton
Pages 58 – 70 Providing Access to Sensitive Records: The Personal History Index (PHIND) – Josette Mathers
Pages 71 – 91 Appraisal, Acquisition and Control of Personal Electronic Records: From Myth to Reality – Lucie Paquet
Pages 92 – 109 Electronic Business Transactions and Recordkeeping: Serious Concerns – Realistic Responses – Steve Stuckey & Anne Liddell
Pages 110 – 115 The Archival Quality Trademark Scheme for Paper and Board Products – Ian Batterham
Pages 116 – 132 Ethical Meltdown: Accountability and the Australian Recordkeeping Profession – Anne Picot
Volume 28 No.1 May 2000
Articles
Pages 8 – 23The Making and the Keeping of Records: (2) The Tyranny of Listing – Chris Hurley
Pages 24 – 37Great Expectations or None at All: The Role and Significance of Community Expectations in the Appraisal Function – Stephen Yorke
Pages 38 – 51Frontiers in Recordkeeping: Internet Service Providers – Mark Brogan
Pages 52 – 63Anticipating Accountability Processes – Albert Meijer
Pages 64 – 79Bright Specimens for the Curious or The Somewhat Imponderable Guided by the Unfathomable: Use, Users and Appraisal in Archival Literature – Danielle Wickman
Pages 80 – 85‘Making Good’: Restoring Leased Archives Premises – Ted Ling
Volume 27 No. 2, November 1999
Pages 8-15: History and Archives – Dr Hilary Golder.
Pages 16-25: Consulting into Business Archives – Judith Ellis.
Pages 26-39: Business Archives Reporting Structures: Is the an Ideal Placement? – Karen Benedict.
Pages 40-53: Origins and Development of the University of Melbourne Archives – Leigh Swancott.
Pages 54-67: Business Archives in Scandinavia – Henrik Fode & Jørgen Fink. :
Pages 68-75: Securities, Whisky, Tourism and Co-operation: Business Archives in Scotland at the End of the Twentieth Century – Lesley Richmond.
Volume 27 No. 1, May 1999
Pages 8-21: The Chill of History: the Experience, Emotion and Changing Politics of Archival Reseach in the pacific – David Hanlon.
Pages 22-41: Ancestral Voices: Aspects of Archives Administration in Oceania – Monica Wehner & Ewan Maidment.
Pages 42-53: Dirty Hands: a New Perspective on the Original Order – Peter Horsman.
Pages 54-61: Archivalisation and Archiving – Eric Ketelaar.
Pages 62-73: Invisible Boundaries: a Paradigm Shift – Francesca Jury.
Pages 74-95: Improving the Education and Professional Development of Reference Archivists – Richard Summerrell.
Pages 96-113: Electronic Records: Problem Solved? – Justine Heazlewood et al.
Pages 114-127: What’s New? Functional Analysis in the Life Cycle and Continuum Environments – Danielle Wickman.
Volume 26 No 2, November 1998
Pages 216-247: The Nature of the Nexus Between Recordkeeping and the Law – Livia Iacovino.
Pages 248-269: Saying It Like It Is: Oral traditions, Legal Systems and Records – Peter R.A. Gray.
Pages 270-293: Records as Reliable Evidence: Medico-Legal Litigation – Ian Freckelton.
Pages 294-327: Government Accountability and Access to Information on Contracted-out Services – Madeline Campbell.
Pages 328-367: The Archival Enterprise, Public Archival Institutions and the Impact of Private Law – Simon Fisher.
Pages 368-389:Information Wants to be Free: How cyberspace Challenges Traditional Legal Concepts of Information Use and Ownership – Melissa de Zwart.
Volume 26 No. 1, May 1998
Pages 6-23: How do Archivists Make Electronic Archives Usable and Accessible? – Margaret Hedstrom.
Pages 24-25: Towards Frameworks for Standardising Recordkeeping metadata – Sue McKemish & Dagmar Parer.
Pages 46-57: “The Best Bit is when you come in and they have just made the Coffee”: the Post Occupancy Evaluation of the National Archives Building – Crish Watson & Helen McNaught.
Pages 58-77: The Making and the Keeping of Records: (1) What are Finding Aids for? – Chris Hurley.
Pages 78-101: PIVOT Down Under: A Report – R.C. Hol & A.G. de Vries.
Pages 102-117: ‘Conquering Kings Their Titles Take From the Foes They Captive Make’ – Stephen Yorke.
Volume 25 No. 2, November 1997
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Volume 25 No. 1, May 1997
Pages 10-35: Structuring the Records Continuum part Two: Structuration Theory and Recordkeeping – Frank Upward.
Pages 36-49: Drinking from the Fire Hose: Documenting Education at MIT – Helen Samuels.
Pages 50-61: Integrating Archival Programs into the Core Business of the Independent school – Jan Riley.
Pages 62-73: Management of Petroleum Data Records in the Custody of Australian Archives – Stephen Yorke.
Volume 24 No. 2, November 1996
Pages 242-255: Archives as a Place – Luciana Duranti.
Pages 256-267: Should Creating Agencies Keep Electronic Records Indefinitely? – Terry Eastwood.
Pages 286-311: Living in a Digital World: Recognising the Electronic & Post-custodial Realities – Greg O’Shea & David Roberts.
Pages 312-321: Commentary – Journey to the End of the Night: Custody and the Dawning of a New Era on the Archival Threshold – Adrian Cunningham.
Pages 322-329: Commentary – Four Travellers, Two Ways, One Direction: Where to Now for Archival Practice? – Stephen Ellis.
Pages 330-351: Webbed Feet: Navigating the Net – Jenni Davidson & Donna McRostie.
Pages 352-359: Archives and manuscripts in Latvia – Baiba Berzins.
Volume 24 No. 1, May 1996
Pages 12-19: Beating the French – Chris Hurley.
Pages 20-27: Beyond the pale? – Adrian Cunningham.
Pages 28-45: Evidence of Me – Sue McKemmish.
Pages 46-61: The Record in the Manuscript Collection – Richard J. Cox.
Pages 62-77: The Collecting of Personal and Private Papers in Australia – Graeme Powell.
Pages 78-85: Mapping Scientific Memory – Understanding the Role of Recordkeeping in Scientific Practice – Gavan McCarthy & Tim Sherratt.
Pages 86-101: The Appraisal of Personal Records of Members of Parliament in Theory and Practice – Paul Dalgleish.
Pages 102-115: Theory, Practice and Pragmatism: Arrangement and Description of Personal Papers in the Mortlock Library of South Australiana – Margaret Southcott, Roger Andre & Neil Thomas.
Pages 116-129: Reading Other People’s Mail – Maryanne Dever.
Volume 23 No 2, November 1995
Pages 234-259: Problems with provenance – Chris Hurley.
Pages 260-273: The ‘Banks of CD-ROM’ Project at the State Library of New South Wales – Louise Anemaat.
Pages 274-289: Origins and Development of the New South Wales Regional Repositories System – Don Boadle.
Pages 290-305: Return to Port Moresby – the Survival, Copying and Restitution of Rescued Records – Nancy Lutton & Hilary Rowell.
Pages 306-321: The Australian Society of Archivists’ 1993 Membership Survey – Jenni Davidson et al.
Pages 322-337: Archives and Local Government – the ASA New South Wales Branch Local Government Archives Project – Sandra Mowbray & Sigrid McCausland.
Volume 23 No. 1, May 1995
Pages 8-17:The Right to Know, the Right to Forget? Personal Information in Public Archives – Eric Ketelaar.
Pages 18-29: Sacrilege or Synthesis? An Exploration of the Philosophy of Audiovisual Archiving – Ray Edmondson.
Pages 30-37: Australian Lesbian & Gay Archives – Graham Carberry.
Pages 38-47: Archives in Museums – Bruce Smith.
Pages 48-59: Distance Learning: A New Approach to Archival Education – Karen Anderson.
Pages 60-73: Access to Archival Records for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Peoples – Sue Rosly.
Volumes 22 No 1 – 19 No. 2
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Volume 18 No. 1, May 1990
Pages 19-38: The Development of the Principles of Appraisal in the Public Sector and thei Application to Business Records (Part II) – Livia Iacovino.
Pages 39-52: Records Disposal in the Modern Environment – Gavan McCarthy.
Pages 53-62: The Practice of Sampling in the Disposal of Commonwealth Records – Wendy Southern.
Pages 63-74: Standardisation 1987: a Recapitulation – Chris Hurley.
Pages 75-88: Fragile Paper – Other Angles, Other Allies? – Irene Kearsey.
Pages 89-118: The Use of Optical Disc for Archival Image Storage – Lindsay Howe.
Volume 17 No 2, November 1989
Pages 139-150: Bicentennial Retrospective: a Reflective View from Western Australia – Nancy Lutton.
Pages 151-164: The Keeping Archives Workshops Program – Sigrid McCausland.
Pages 165-182: Developments in Computerised Documentation Systems at the Public Record Office, Victoria – Helen Smith & Chris Hurley.
Pages 183-196: Some Problems in Placing Modern Medical Records in Public Archives – Irene Kearsey.
Pages 197-218: The Development of the Principles of Appraisal in the Public Sector and Their Application to Business Records (Part I) – Livia Iacovino.
Pages 219-231:The Disposal of Electronic Records in Office Automation Systems of the Australian Public Service – David Roberts.
Volume 17 No. 1, May 1989
Pages 25-36: The Australian Archives Records Information Service System (RINSE) – Bruce Arnold & Hilary Rowell.
Pages 37-50: Documenting Secret/Sacred (Restricted) Aboriginal History – Louise Anemaat.
Pages 51-65: Australian Archives through a Looking Glass – Colin Smith.
