Search by surname or cemetery name to find transcripts of the gravesites as they appear onsite across cemeteries from all State and Territories of Australia.

More than 40 fact sheets aid in tracing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander heritage. Includes information about the Stolen Generations and barriers to conducting research.

Responsibility for birth, death and marriage records reside with state and territory governments in Australia. Through the database you will be able to conduct family history research and even order copies of historical registrations.

Ensuring their legacy lives on, this register lists those who lost their lives fighting in the First and Second World Wars.

Including original manuscripts, diaries, artworks, photos, maps and more, the John Oxley Library documents the history of life in Queensland.

With links to the State Archives collections, the Queensland Government also provides users with research guides, tips to help get started and information on recordkeeping. The State Archives include resources on family history, immigration, schools, hospitals, orphanages, courts and government.

This database allows you to search the official cemetery records of those buried in cemeteries operated by Somerset Regional Council. Where possible, records for non-Council operated cemeteries in the region are also included.

Access this webpage for general history on the Somerset Regional Council area, including flora, fauna, past and present Councillors. Information is also available on the historical Esk, Kilcoy and Lowood Shires.

Text Queensland is a unique and dynamic collection of full-text, searchable, digitised sources on Queensland colonial and state history.

Bringing together content from libraries, galleries, archives and museums, Trove is a home to a growing full text depository of online resources relating to Australia: books, images, historic newspapers, maps, music, archives and more.