Councils, schools, universities, museums, RSL clubs, military groups, individuals and other community groups around South Australia like to honour the locals who were involved in war. But creating and maintaining memorials, or other projects does cost money, so at least for those in South Australia, the Anzac Day Commemoration Fund Grants are ideal.
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Transcribing is a fantastic way to give a back to the genealogy community. But what genealogy projects (other than the Trove newspapers of course) are available for Australians to transcribe? You might be surprised.
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In case searching the 400 million marriage records on MyHeritage for free wasn’t enough, now...
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Has Ancestry helped you find interesting facts about your family? Were you surprised by your DNA results? Have you connected with long lost relatives? Or been inspired to travel somewhere new? Ancestry Australia are looking for member stories to feature in a new Ancestry TV commercial!
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If you have not tried Findmypast before, or if you have, but don’t have a current...
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Unlock the Past Cruises has a number of cruises coming up, and if you’re interested in...
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Issue 5 of “Traces”, Australia’s history and genealogy magazine is out now. And as...
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From time to time I come across all sorts of interesting history and genealogy related tidbits. This is a compilation of the latest ones …
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Registrations are now open for the Waves in Time Family & Local History Conference & Fair, which will be one of Australia’s biggest genealogy events in 2019, The conference will be held over three days from 24 to 26 May 2019 …
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Legacy Family Tree Webinars has announced a new webinar series specifically for genealogists in Australia and New Zealand. Featuring well-known Australian and New Zealand educators as well as international genealogists, topics covered include Australia, British and DNA. Held on the first Wednesday of every month at 12pm (noon) Sydney …
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Did your ancestors emigrate from England or Ireland to Queensland in the 1860s or 1870s? If your answer was yes, you’ll be interested in the “They Came Direct” series.
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Applications for the UTAS course “Convict Ancestors” are now open. Learn more about the nation’s convict past with this fully online course.
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