NFSA welcomes new funding for National Cultural Institutions
The NFSA is delighted by the announcement of new funding for the National Collecting Institutions announced by Minister for the Arts Tony Burke.
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NFSA launches Strategic Direction 2022-25
Strategic Direction 2022–25 outlines the NFSA’s specific priorities for the next three to five years.
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Four million collection items and growing
The NFSA collection now numbers more than four million items.
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Corrick Collection tours Tasmania
The newly digitised Corrick Collection tours Tasmania for the Ten Days on the Island festival.
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Funding Boost for the NFSA
The NFSA receives $5.5 million to support digitisation of at-risk audio and video.
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NFSA launches ❤ Kylie: A Celebration
Celebrating Australia’s highest-selling artist of all time.
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Hive and Storywall
A new interactive public space opens in August.
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The NFSA is always open online
In response to COVID-19 restrictions, we launch the NFSA is Always Open Online campaign.
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NFSA restoration of The Sentimental Bloke premieres in Sydney
The NFSA digitally restores The Sentimental Bloke (1918), a classic Australian silent film.
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Archie Roach: His Story in Song
Our online exhibition celebrates the life and career of a remarkable Australian singer, songwriter and storyteller.
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Three million collection items and growing
The NFSA collection now numbers over three million items.
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John Farnham: The Voice
Our online exhibition relives the highlights of the phenomenal career of an Australian music legend.
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Anzac Sight Sound: final centenary
New recordings are added to the Anzac Sight Sound website in the final phase of First World War commemorations.
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The Dressmaker Costume Exhibition
Our latest blockbuster exhibition celebrates the artistry of costume design and the transformational power of fashion.
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Annette Kellerman: Australia’s Fearless Mermaid
Our online exhibition celebrates Kellerman’s inspirational life and career.
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Heath Ledger: A Life in Pictures
The NFSA hosts a major Heath Ledger exhibition in Canberra.
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Jimmy Barnes: Working Class Man
Our online exhibition celebrates an Australian rock legend.
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Digitisation Strategy launch
The NFSA launches the Digitisation Strategy 2018–2025.
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Newscaf 30th anniversary
The NFSA celebrates 30 years of our News and Current Affairs Program in 2018.
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Starstruck: Australian Movie Portraits
The NFSA and the National Portrait Gallery present a new star-studded exhibition.
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Strictly Ballroom: Behind the Curtain
Our new online exhibition celebrates 25 years of Strictly Ballroom.
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NFSA restores: Shame
The NFSA restoration of Shame (1988) premieres at the 2017 Melbourne International Film Festival.
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Graham Kennedy: The King
The King of Television is the subject of our new online exhibition.
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Sydney Harbour Bridge: online exhibition
Celebrating the 85th birthday of an international icon.
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Storm Boy turns 40
Storm Boy, the classic Australian film based on Colin Thiele’s novel, is the subject of our latest online exhibition.
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Return of the kookaburra
The NFSA relaunches its visual identity in November with the return of an old friend.
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Crowdfunding helps us restore Proof
The NFSA restores a modern classic with generous help from Australia’s film lovers.
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Johnny O’Keefe: a little bit louder now
A new online exhibition celebrates the Australian rock’n’roll icon.
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Deadline 2025
NFSA CEO Michael Loebenstein launches the discussion paper Deadline 2025: Collections at Risk.
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NFSA Ambassador: Margaret Pomeranz
The NFSA announces its first Ambassador, Margaret Pomeranz.
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Anzac Sights and Sounds
The NFSA and Nga Taonga Sound & Vision launch a joint website to commemorate the Centenary of the First World War.
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100 Seats: David Bridie
David Bridie headlines the first 100 Seats event, part of a program of unique and intimate sessions with renowned performers exploring their ideas and art in our new theatrette.
