Blog – AAGRA

ANZAC Day 2024

ANZAC Day is a national day of commemoration to remember Australians and New Zealanders who

One of the most extraordinary things I find about conducting genealogical research is how much

By Rachel Croucher Are you considering taking your passion for family history research to

AAGRA member Dr Nathan Scudder with Dr Dennis McNevin spoke, at the University of Technology

By Sue McBeth In my 40+ years in genealogy mainly in probate genealogy, I

By Andrew G Peake I live in a relatively short street, Tudor Street, Dulwich. It

Photo - https://nga.gov.au/stories-ideas/the-rajah-quilt-1841/ AAGRA President Dr Dianne Snowden AM spoke on the above topic

Photo: "The Banolians", by Vicki Steggall - (https://www.vickisteggall.com.au/book/the-banolians/) By Anita Payne In May 2019,

Did you know that it’s a statutory requirement under the Copyright Act (1968) to lodge

The 45th AGM of the Australian Association of Genealogists and Record Agents, was held on

This provides consistency ie: it doesn’t matter whether the female remained single, married once, twice

Sometimes you will never the know the value of a moment until it becomes a

“If at first you don’t succeed then search, search again!” With new records coming online

The type of courses or study required for genealogists, records agents and family historians varies