News from AAGRA
GENEALOGY STUDY OPTIONS IN AUSTRALIA
The type of courses or study required for genealogists, records agents and family historians varies
AAGRA’s 46th AGM
AAGRA's 46th AGM. Friday 22nd November 2024 at 10.30am AEST If you require further details
Queensland overhaul of their Birth, Deaths & Marriages Registration Act 2023
Photo by Liv Bruce on Unsplash Queensland has overhauled their requirements for births, deaths and marriages with
AAGRA members success finding the father of an adoptee.
In June AAGRA received a research query from an adoptee who was looking to making
Nick Vine Award
Our Vice President and member, Rachel Croucher is one the judges of the Nick Vine
Who Do You Think You Are?
Congratulations to our member, Phoebe Wilkens, who was one of the genealogists on tonight's (18
Case Study – The Truth Behind Family Stories
By Judy Purkiss MAAGRA Family stories are passed down over time and details change! Facts
ANZAC Day 2024
ANZAC Day is a national day of commemoration to remember Australians and New Zealanders who
Meet Rebecca Spiers – Genealogist and Record Agent
One of the most extraordinary things I find about conducting genealogical research is how much
How to Become a Professional Genealogist or Record Agent in Australia
By Rachel Croucher Are you considering taking your passion for family history research to
How to catch a killer with your own DNA
AAGRA member Dr Nathan Scudder with Dr Dennis McNevin spoke, at the University of Technology
Funny and Interesting Anecdotes
By Sue McBeth In my 40+ years in genealogy mainly in probate genealogy, I
The History of a Street (or a House) – A case study
By Andrew G Peake I live in a relatively short street, Tudor Street, Dulwich. It
Stitches in Time: The Rajah quilt and the women who made it
Photo - https://nga.gov.au/stories-ideas/the-rajah-quilt-1841/ AAGRA President Dr Dianne Snowden AM spoke on the above topic