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Oral histories complement the more traditional forms of history making such as written histories and biographies.

Have you hit a roadblock in your family research, or are you starting out and need some general advice?

Have you hit a roadblock in your family research, or are you starting out and need some general advice?

Oral histories complement the more traditional forms of history making such as written histories and biographies.

Historical newspapers can hold a wealth of additional information that you may never find in the official government records.

In exciting news for family historians, the State Library of NSW has launched the Australian Joint Copying Project Research Guide.

Would you like to become more creative in 2021? Join Andrea, our art educator for a series of four online workshops.

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Family history can reveal surprising and sometimes moving lost stories that enhance an individual’s understanding of who they

Would you like to become more creative in 2021? Join Andrea, our art educator for a series of four online workshops.

Whether you’re looking for a new book to read, a binge-worthy podcast, inspiring stories, or a fun activity to do at home — you can get all of this...