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2004 Australian Society of Archivists Conference

Dr Dawn Casey: The context in which we operate.
James Chisholm: Do Archivists know best about accountability? Record Keeping and the Trade Practices Act 1974.
Dr Camille Cameron: Do Archivists know best about accountability? The duty to retain documents when litigation is anticipated.
Dr Royston Gustavson: Do Archivists know best about accountability? Who is responsible for business ethics?
Professor Patricia Grimshaw: Do Archivists know best about documenting Australian Society? Women's History and the Archives
Andrew Pike: Do Archivists know best about documenting Australian Society? Fiction and non-fiction film
Belinda Weaver and Kerry Webb: Do Archivists know best about accessibility?
Derina McLaughlin: Do Archivists know best about accessibility? Challenges and Change Drivers - Access to Archives in the Age of Google. - Not currently available
Michael McKinnon: Do Archivists know best about accessibility? Freedom of Information: A Right Diminished.
Chris Hurley: What do we do about accountability? Archivists and Accountability.
Josette Mathers: What do we do about accountability? Lessons From the Past: the Records of Children in Care. - Not currently available
Anne Buttsworth: What do we do about accessibility? The Australian Women's Archives Project
Gabriel Wolski: Renewing the Profession: The Introduction of Youth to the Archival Profession.
John Lenarcic: Renewing the Profession: "Building the Perfect Beast": The Archivist in Popular Culture