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A bigger slice of New Zealand’s history is now available online following the launch of Archives New Zealand new audio visual website.

This year marks an important milestone for New Zealand history and government recordkeeping – it's 50 years since the passing of the Archives Act 1957.

Today marks 50 years since the passing of the Archives Act 1957, a milestone for New Zealand history and government recordkeeping, said Minister responsible for Archives New Zealand Hon Judith Tizard.

Historical government records are both a critical body of evidence of actions and rights, and an important factor in building our sense of identities as New Zealanders.

The Minister for Archives New Zealand, Hon Judith Tizard, has officially launched Archives New Zealand’s new storage standard.

The Government is banning children’s toys with excessive lead levels as a precautionary measure to further ensure the safety of NZ children

In this year, 50 years since the passing of the Archives Act 1957, it is fantastic to see a grand new building for Archives New Zealand built here in Auckland.

Archives New Zealand has presented with digital copies of the Casualty Forms of New Zealand servicemen killed in action during the Battle of Passchendaele to Veterans’ Affairs Minster Rick Barker

Budget 2007 delivers $8.5 million over four years for Archives NZ to work on archiving ‘born digital’ materials

Archives Minister Judith Tizard today announced the digitisation of the National War Art Collection.

Archives Minister Judith Tizard launched the remastered film This Is New Zealand, originally made for Expo 70 in Japan.

Speech prepared for the premiere of the remastered and restored film "This is New Zealand".

New Zealanders are encouraged to experience the Treaty of Waitangi during the touring Treaty 2 U exhibition or to view the original Treaty in Wellington on Waitangi day.

"This is New Zealand", the film made for Expo 70 and recently remastered by Archives New Zealand, has won a top New York film award.