A life in Archives: Honouring the legacy of Dr Peter Orlovich
Organised by the National Archives of Australia and presented by the Australian Society of Archivists, A Life in Archives: Honouring the Legacy of Dr Peter Orlovich recognises the outstanding career and contributions of Dr Peter Orlovich, a pioneering figure in Australian archival education and practice. Dr Orlovich established Australia’s first graduate training course for archivists at the University of New South Wales and made significant contributions to archival training, community archives, and local history throughout his career.
Attendees are invited to share stories and reflections on Dr Orlovich’s lasting impact on archives, research, and professional practice across Australia.
The event will be held at the National Archives of Australia in Canberra, with options to attend either in person or online.
Dr Orlovich established Australia’s first graduate training course for archivists at the University of New South Wales and made significant contributions to archival training, community archives, and local history throughout his career.
Attendees are invited to share stories and reflections on Dr Orlovich’s lasting impact on archives, research, and professional practice across Australia.
The event will be held at the National Archives of Australia in Canberra, with options to attend either in person or online.
There is an in person limit of 40 people. Up to 400 online participants can be accommodated.
Registration is via Eventbrite. A link to join the online version of this event will be sent to registered attendees 1 hour before the event commences.
PLEASE NOTE that in person registrations (for catering reasons) close at 5pm on 2 June. Online registrations close at 5pm on 8 June 2026.
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