News from AAGRA

Birth, death and marriage certificates are an important part of all Australian Genealogy Research. In

If you have an elderly relative that tells stories or offers to “find that piece

This week is NAIDOC week. A week to honour the achievements of Aboriginal and Torrens

Are you thinking of a career in genealogy? An excellent starting place for information is

A post from Caroline Haigh, one of our Tasmanian members.   After a diverse career

AAGRA member Anita Payne writes on how she got to join AAGRA, and what benefits

AAGRA held its 42nd AGM on Monday 9 November 2020 using Zoom videoconferencing. The following

A new simplified application form is now live on our website at the page Join

AAGRA has just held its 40th AGM. In the course of the AGM, Peter Gill

We are pleased to welcome Carmel Reynen to AAGRA. Carmel is from Ballarat Victoria.  

Anita Payne has recently joined AAGRA as a record agent in Victoria   About Anita

The importance of looking at the provenance of records. AAGRA’s code of ethics states “ARTICLE

A Record Agent specialises in the research of specific records and/or the holdings of specific

We are pleased to welcome Rachel Croucher  as the newest member of AAGRA