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Reserve Bank of Australia

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The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) is Australia's central bank and derives its functions and powers from the Reserve Bank Act 1959. Its duty is to contribute to the stability of the currency, full employment, and the economic prosperity and welfare of the Australian people. It does this by setting the cash rate to meet an agreed medium-term inflation target, working to maintain a strong financial system and efficient payments system, and issuing the nation's banknotes. Additionally, it manages Australia's gold and foreign exchange reserves.

The Reserve Bank of Australia archives are resources of the Commonwealth held in the custody of the Reserve Bank of Australia in partnership with the National Archives of Australia.

Reserve Bank of Australia Building, 65 Martin Place, Sydney as Supporter
Architectural perspective of front entrance of the new head office of the Reserve Bank of Australia, featuring sculpture by Margel Hinder, 1964 as Collection
Architectural perspective of the Board Room in the new Reserve Bank of Australia head office building, 1964 as Collection
Architectural perspective of the Bonds and Stock Banking Chamber in the new Reserve Bank of Australia head office building, 1964 as Collection
Architectural perspective of the new Reserve Bank of Australia head office building, 1964 as Collection
Architectural perspective of third floor lounge in the Reserve Bank of Australia’s new head office building, 1964 as Collection
Dr HC Coombs’ office, designed by Fred Ward, at the Reserve Bank of Australia 1968 as Collection
Installation of specially designed 18 ton door for the Reserve Bank of Australia's strongrooms c1964 as Collection
Looking south east from the top of the Reserve Bank of Australia head office building during its construction, September 1962 as Collection
Margel Hinder’s sculpture installed in front of the Reserve Bank of Australia’s Martin Place façade, December 1964 as Collection
Newly installed door for the Reserve Bank of Australia's strongrooms c1964 as Collection
Opening title of 'Planned for Progress', the film documenting the construction of the Reserve Bank of Australia building at Martin Place, 1965 as Collection
Reserve Bank of Australia building at 65 Martin Place, early 1980s as Collection
Sculptural wall enrichment designed by Bim Hilder for the foyer of the Reserve Bank of Australia head office, during its installation in 1965 as Collection
Staff working in one of the Reserve Bank of Australia’s computer rooms, May 1968 as Collection
Staff working in one of the computer rooms at the Reserve Bank of Australia c1970 as Collection
Staff working in one of the computer rooms at the Reserve Bank of Australia, May 1972 as Collection
The Board Room in the new Reserve Bank of Australia head office building in 1965 as Collection
The Reserve Bank of Australia’s head office building under construction in Martin Place during June 1962 as Collection
The native garden designed by Malcolm Munro for the landscaping of the Macquarie Street façade of the new Reserve Bank of Australia building, as completed in 1964 as Collection
View of Martin Place from the balcony of the Government Savings Bank of New South Wales, 1928 as Collection