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Father and Son Reunited
By Frances Cairns One of my research successes occurred three years ago when I
Dr Dianne Snowden meets Essie Davis on Who Do You Think You Are?
(Images from SBS - Who Do You Think You Are?) Did you catch last
M – Military Records: Service and Stories
“A to Z Genealogy Tips – Fortnightly Series” Military records reveal more than service details—they
How to use Full-Text Search in Familysearch.org
By Maureen Martin Ferris, April 2026. FamilySearch is a completely free genealogy website with billions
L – Libraries: More Than Just Books
“A to Z Genealogy Tips – Fortnightly Series” Libraries are invaluable research hubs, offering resources
Desperately Seeking Susan
By Teresa Collis Image from Ancestry.com, courtesy of National Archives (UK) - (see endnotes).
K – Knowledge: Study Options
“A to Z Genealogy Tips – Fortnightly Series” Genealogy is a skill, and continuous learning
No Census? No Problem: Navigating New Zealand’s “Paper Trail”
Image: Papers Plus New Zealand, Southland Times, Issue 19418, 5 Dec 1924, p5. One
J – Journals and Diaries: Personal Insights
“A to Z Genealogy Tips – Fortnightly Series” Journals and diaries offer a personal glimpse
I – Inquests: Unexpected Clues
“A to Z Genealogy Tips – Fortnightly Series” Coroner’s inquests can provide unexpected insights into
Celebrating Excellence: AAGRA Announces Three Fellows
The Australasian Association of Genealogists and Record Agents (AAGRA) is delighted to announce that
H – History (Local & Social): Understand Context
“A to Z Genealogy Tips – Fortnightly Series” To understand your ancestors’ decisions, you need
G – Gravestones: Stories in Stone
“A to Z Genealogy Tips – Fortnightly Series” Gravestones hold more than dates—they tell stories
GENEALOGY STUDY OPTIONS IN AUSTRALIA
The type of courses or study required for genealogists, records agents and family historians varies
