In 2014, the NFSA joined with nine other organisations to produce Australia’s first online Encyclopedia of women leaders including women who have made notable contributions to film.

We celebrate Home Movie Day (19 October) with a home movie time capsule about kid's parties (1909 to 1950).

See a snapshot of South Australia's history, featuring Mount Gambier, Adelaide and Naracoorte.

Audiovisual Conservation Assistant Kerry Yates recently attended a workshop in New Zealand on 'Collection Emergency Management in Large-Scale Disasters'.

Film curators Jillian Mackenzie and Jennifer Coombes introduced eight short films from the Marvellous Corrick Family at last week's National Folk Festival.

What are the must-see Australian adaptation films? We asked NFSA staff to nominate their favourites.

It's Western Australia's time to shine as we look at a selection of films made about the sunny state from 1907-1972.

Audiences loved The Artist, that ode to the early days of cinema, but as Kodak files for bankruptcy, has film lost the battle against digital?

For nearly a decade, the NFSA has demonstrated its commitment to supporting Australia’s next generation of filmmaking talent by its ongoing sponsorship of the VCA School of Film and Television Graduate Screening Awards night.

The everyday lives of a group of Sydney private school girls, a renowned film director and an Indigenous actress couldn't be any more different, yet they all found some common ground through the NFSA Connects program.