RIMPA Global was delighted to kick off 2026 with our first gathering of the year in Geelong, proudly hosted by Carolyn Hartman CXRIM CRIM, David Robinson and Peter Toby.
OpenClaw and Moltbook are the latest AI tools capturing attention, but behind the viral posts and quirky “AI-only” conversations sits a serious lesson for records and information professionals.
The National Archives of Australia has released Strategy 2025–2030: Evolving National Archives, setting a clear five-year direction to realise its vision for an open, valued and trusted national archive.
In January 2026, the OAIC published a significant new report examining how transparently Australian Government agencies disclose their use of automated decision-making (ADM) under the Freedom of Information Act 1982.
Applications are now open for our first two RIMPA Global scholarships for 2026 - designed to support members at different stages of their careers and make professional development more accessible.
In response to the recent bushfires across Victoria and the flooding in North Queensland, RIMPA Global is offering support to organisations and individuals impacted by the loss or damage of records and information.
We’re delighted to announce that Exedee will once again continue as our Diamond Industry Partner in 2026, reinforcing their ongoing commitment to innovation, excellence, and smarter information and business process management.
We have expanded our learning offerings with new Nationally Recognised Qualifications, Microcredentials, eLearn courses and advanced workshops designed to support professionals at every stage of their career.
A great member perk for anyone working in or with health information - access HIMAA reciprocal membership and join an upcoming webinar on AI, privacy and governance in healthcare.
