2024 - Christchurch (joint ASA/ARANZ/PARBICA conference)
Hinerangi Himiona, Toi Tū He Whakaputanga! Toi Tū te Tiriti!
2023 - Melbourne
Maree Clark and Dr Frances Edmonds, What is a Living Archive? A conversation
2022 - Canberra
Rose Barrowcliffe, At the nexus of uncertainty and possibility
2021 - Virtual/Brisbane
Lesley Williams and Kathy Frankland, Records of Stolen Wages in Queensland
(2020 - no conference)
2019 - Adelaide (joint ICA/ASA/ARANZ conference)
Presented by National Centre for Aboriginal Language and Music Studies (NCALMS), The University of Adelaide, Designing the Archive for Indigenous Language and Cultural Heritage Resources in South Australia
Presenters:
Professor Aaron Corn
Rod O'Brien
Karina Lester
Eleanor McCall
Grayson Rotumah
Lee Amoroso
Nathan May
Courtney Laughton
Video available on YouTube
2018 - Perth
Clare G. Coleman, Australia's History is Fake News
Video available on YouTube
2017 - Melbourne
Panel session, Evaluating the Impact of Indigenous Collections: Going Way Beyond Metrics
Panellists:
Mark Crookston
Dr Shannon Faulkhead
Associate Professor Gillian Oliver
Dr Ricardo Punzalan
Kirsten Thorpe
Paul Diamond
2016 - Parramatta
Panel session, Beyond Access: 20 years since the ASA Policy on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Records
Panellists:
Dr Tiffany McComsey
Dr Shannon Faulkhead
Narissa Timbery
Lyndon Ormond-Parker
The panel was moderated by Kirsten Thorpe and Nathan Sentance
2015 - Tasmania
Dr Julie Gough, Aboriginal Representation, Art and the Archives
Video available on YouTube
2014 - Christchurch (joint ASA/ARANZ conference)
Sir Tipene O'Regan, The Development of a Ngāi Tahu Archival Framework to Protect, Enhance and Nurture Ngāi Tahu Culture
2013 - Canberra
Stewart Sutherland, The Bringing Them Home Report: A reassessment of the original recommendations
2012 - Brisbane (ICA Congress)
Dr Jackie Huggins, Reclaiming Identity, Place and Story: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Records
2011 - Canberra
Professor Martin Nakata, Indigenous Memory, forgetting and the archives
A copy of the lecture is published in Archives & Manuscripts:
Indigenous memory, forgetting and the archives
2010 - Melbourne
Dr Shannon Faulkhead and a Gunditj Mirring community representative, Holding Gunditjmara knowledge: community and records working together
2009 - Brisbane (Joint ASA/ARANZ/PARBICA conference)
Stephanie Gilbert, 'Telling it how it was': For what?
2008 - Perth
Lorraine Coppin and colleagues, The Juluwarlu Journey
2007 - Alice Springs
Alana Garwood-Houng, The Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Protocols for Libraries, Archives and Information Services in 2007
2006 - Port Macquarie, inaugural lecture
Kirsten Thorpe and Anne Wright, Where the bloody hell are we? A paper on the current position of Indigenous employees and students in the archives and records profession in Australia