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Last Updated: July 25, 2024

On the Record: Newsletter

The purpose of these newsletters is to provide an update for Tasmanian government organisations on recordkeeping issues.

wdt_ID Year Edition No. Name
1 2023 42 On the Record – Office of the State Archivist (OSA) – Newsletter – November 2023
2 2023 41 On the Record – Office of the State Archivist (OSA) – Newsletter – July 2023
3 2022 40 On the Record – Office of the State Archivist (OSA) – Newsletter – December 2022
4 2022 39 On the Record – Office of the State Archivist (OSA) – Newsletter – October 2022
5 2022 38 On the Record – Office of the State Archivist (OSA) – Newsletter – July 2022
6 2022 37 On the Record – Office of the State Archivist (OSA) Newsletter – April 2022
7 2021 36 On the Record – Office of the State Archivist (OSA) Newsletter – December 2021
8 2021 35 On the Record – Office of the State Archivist (OSA) Newsletter – September 2021
9 2021 34 On the Record – Office of the State Archivist (OSA) Newsletter – June 2021
10 2021 33 On the Record – Office of the State Archivist (OSA) Newsletter – March 2021
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Office of the State Archivist recognises the deep histories and cultures of the Aboriginal people of Lutruwita/Tasmania. We acknowledge Tasmanian Aboriginal people as the traditional and continuing custodians of the land, waters and sky. We pay respect to the Elders, past and present who hold the memories, traditions, culture and knowledge of Country. We extend our respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, whose Countries were never ceded.