From the NLA website: "The Australian Joint Copying Project (AJCP) is a collection of unique historical material relating to Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific dating from 1560 to 1984. Records filmed by the AJCP include a diverse range of material from UK Government Departments such as the Admiralty, Home Office, Colonial Office, the Dominions Office held by The National Archives of the UK and County Record Offices as well as personal archives and manuscripts of leading politicians, explorers, scientists, religious and missionary societies, convicts and businesses held by private organisations or individuals.

Detailed descriptions and digitised images of all records filmed by the AJCP are available through online finding aids. Specific searches on collections, personal, family and organisational names and subjects can also be done through Trove."

Links to People and Organisations below are for entities that have collections in their own right. Many others are mentioned within collections. For example, the numerous collections from the British Museum (Natural History) contain records dealing with activities of a significant range of people, organisations, expeditions and events.

Each collection has a useful Finding Aid and all collections have been digitised. Each digitised item has a "permalink" and there is a handy citation guide.