I've been researching my family history for over thirty years. Along this genealogy journey I have been supported by hundreds of books,...

Read to the end of this article and you will know why I felt like dancing. My ancestor Patrick "Paddy" Curry has bee...

This post isn't about how Mr GeniAus courted me when I was a young librarian - it's about another love of mine . A friend of ours...

  28 November 2016 Currently researching in  The National Library of Australia .  I had to pinch myself - it feels like I am in Salt Lake Ci...

Today was the day that the new Newspaper and Family History Zone opened at The National Library of Australia . You can read all about it...

A  friend's wedding in Canberra is giving me an opportunity to spend a couple of extra days to undertake some research in our nation...

Remembering the talk given at the NSW State Conference in Canberra last year by Martin Woods, the Curator of Maps from   The National Libra...

Trove  just has to be the favourite online resource for Australian genies including me. There are times when we must leave the geneacaves in...

I just love the header image on The National Library of Australia Facebook Page . Although I follow the Library I hadn't looked ...

I have noticed recently that a couple of genealogists have referred others to Picture Australia to search for images from the National L...

Week 3 – Free Online Genealogy Tools: Free online genealogy tools are like gifts from above. Which one are you most thankful for? How has i...

New service desk in Main Reading Room Accompanying my husband on a business trip to Canberra this week presented me with an opportunity t...