Below is a selection of audio recordings of lectures and talks produced by the National Archives.
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| Prime Minister Kevin Rudd: On the enduring impact of World War I – launch of Shell-shocked: Australia after Armistice | 13:18 minutes | 6.24mb | ![]() |
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| Roland Perry – The Australian Light Horse, 18 October 2009 | 53:29 minutes | 62.67mb | ![]() |
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| Dr Rosalie Triolo – Australian teachers, their schools and families after Armistice, 18 March 2009 | 47:14 minutes | 44.29mb | ![]() |
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| Peter Hore – Cracking the code: The continuing intrigue surrounding the HMAS Sydney, 27 July 2007 | 38:00 minutes | 17.96mb | ![]() |
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| Launch of A Gift to the National – full proceedings | 18:13 minutes | 8.54mb | ![]() |
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| Ross Gibbs, National Archives Director-General – Introduction | 1.40 minutes | 0.79mb | ![]() |
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| Roland Perry – World War I | 5.04 minutes | 2.38mb | ![]() |
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| Prime Minister John Howard – Launch of A Gift to the Nation: Announcing that the World War I service records are all online | 11.20 minutes | 5.37mb | ![]() |
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