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Information about State Records Freedom of Information (FOI) General Awareness course during October and November 2008. FOI General Awareness Courses 2008 |
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Details about Certificate III and Certificate IV in Recordkeeping in 2009 and the new alternative to traditional face-to-face delivery of studying via correspondence. Certificate III and IV in Recordkeeping in 2009 |
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Publicising the Christmas and New Year opening hours for State Records City and Gepps Cross Research Centres. Christmas 2008 Research Centre Hours |
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State Records Council has approved the permanent retention of all pre-1901 official records. Pre-1901 Records Made Permanent |
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State Records has recently updated the Adequate Records Management Standard and South Australian Recordkeeping Metadata Standard and created the Contracting and Official Records Standard. Across-Government Standards for Record Management |
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News item re change to October 2008 Research Centre opening hours at Gepps Cross. Change to October 2008 Sunday Opening Hours |
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Freedom of Information (FOI) training courses being conducted for public sector employees in September and October 2008. FOI Training Courses - September/October 2008 |
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News item to announce that State Records has updated its Authorised Agency Retrieval Request Form. Agency Retrieval Request Form Updated |
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To promotes the availability of Freedom of Information (FOI) Induction Training as an on-line module via ERNI, State Records E-Resource Network Initiative. Freedom of Information (ERNI) Induction Training |
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Notifying agencies that May 2007 version of the guideline for agencies making public access determinations for official records which they control is now available. Public Access Determination Guideline for Agencies |
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Scabby Knees Hopes and DreamsScabby Knees, Hopes and Dreams: a child's experience of government 1840-1990 Hidden in the South Australian archives are some great stories about children and government. Birth registers, school journals, letters from State Wards, court statements and complaints to the police are just some of the vast collection of records that capture children's encounters with the adult world. Based at the Leigh Street Research Centre, the Scabby Knees exhibition gives visitors a chance to view some of the records relating to childhood that we hold in our collection. A fascinating insight into South Australian childhood from 1840 - 1990 Related Information: 
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Scabby Knees, Hopes and Dreams (312 KB PDF File)
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