Publications - policies and guidelines 

Personal digital archive toolkit

Local State, Territory and National libraries devote a lot of time, energy and resources to storing and preserving our digital heritage collections. While you may not have access to the state-of-the-art technology and equipment that your library does, there are still steps that you can take at home to ensure your digital treasures last a lifetime.Preserving Your Digital TreasuresBy following a few simple steps, you can help to preserve your digital photographs, emails, recordings and documents. Watch the Preserving Your Digital Treasures video to learn more.Preserving your digital treasures from State Library of Queensland on Vimeo.These guides from the Library of Congress provide further information about preserving your digital collections:digital photographsdigital audiodigital videoelectronic mailpersonal digital recordswebsites.This information is intended as a basic guide only. For more detailed information, please contact your State, Territory or National library.Donating digital collectionsIf you have digital collections that you would like to donate to your library, please contact them via the webpages, below:National Library of AustraliaNational Library of New ZealandLibraries ACTLINC TasmaniaNorthern Territory LibraryState Library of New South WalesState Library of QueenslandState Library of South AustraliaState Library of VictoriaState Library of Western Australia.

Re-imagining Libraries 2012–2016

Four-year strategic plan. (May 2012)

Website how-to guides

Brief guides to using the NSLA website and creating new content within your project. (Updated 19 June 2012)

Guidelines: assisting donors to prepare their personal digital archives

Second and final edition of guidelines prepared by the Archival Collections project group. (2011)

Indigenous working group terms of reference

The terms of reference set out the role, functions and objectives of the indigenous working group.