Stephanie Owen Reader and Tania McCartney

Ian Hoskins

The Australian Joint Copying Project (AJCP) started in 1948 as a partnership between the National Library of Australia, the State Library of New South Wales and The National Archives of the UK.

Patricia Clarke

Learn some useful tips and suggestions on how to use newspapers for family history research.

The personal information which we collect and hold about you will only be used for the purpose of ensuring the safety of the building, the collection and its occupants.

Browse descriptive finding aids and digital images of records of private organisations and personal papers (M Series) relating to Australia and the Pacific filmed by the Australian Joint Copying Project. 

Start exploring the Library's diverse collections to search through time and place to build family stories and local narratives.

The Burmese collections at the National Library of Australia consist of thousands of books, journals and microfilm holdings in Burmese language and Burma/Myanmar-related materials.

Discover early family histories of the Canberra region while learning about how you too can explore your town and put your family history puzzle back together.