Australia
	Founded in December 2000 and conducted under the auspices of the Australian National Commission for UNESCO, the Australian Memory of the World program is one of over 60 Memory of the World programs worldwide. The Australian program aims to:   develop the Australian Memory of the World Register   establish a Register of lost and missing Australian documentary heritage   propose nominations to the Memory of the World International Register   promote the Program through publications and presentations   encourage and seek government and private sector sponsorship for specific projects and activities.		News 1 December 2008 Call for nominations to the Australia Memory of the World Register announced. Go to the nomination page...
			News 25 November 2008 The new website for the Australian Memory of the World is currently under construction.
			News 22 February 2008 UNESCO announces eleven new inscriptions on the Australian Memory of the World Register. Go to the media release to read about the new items...
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