History Australia Home Page

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The Convict Stockade is an exciting new project to create an Annexe to the HistoryAustralia site and is currently being prepared for launch. NEXT PREVIEW VIEWING OF THE CONVICT STOCKADE 3-4 May 2008. Click the convict for more details.

Welcome to HistoryAustralia. This site is intended as a gateway to Australian history resources and reference material. New material, resources and research tools are being added on regular basis so please book mark us and visit us often to see what is new.

New Reviews

This book has been reviewed by us here at Ozgenie Research and is highly recommended as Project resource for Primary School, early Secondary School students.

it is a useful introductory text to the world of Australian bushrangers. r Click on the cover image for more details.

This book by Richard Plunkett is a fascinating insight into the circumstances leading to Indonesia's invasion of East Timor in the 1970's and explores the events that led to East Timor's eventual liberation.

This text is recommended for anyone with an interest in the world's newest, independent nation. Click on the cover image for more details.

 The Internet Family History Association of Australia (IFHAA) was founded on 1 January 1999 and is hosted on HistoryAustralia. The IFHAA pages are a collection of articles and other information submitted by members and cover many aspects of Australian family history research. Also included in the IFHAA pages are details, and links to, useful family history resources on the web.

The IFHAA pages are being progressively rewritten and reloaded after having been taken off-line due to recent spamming and hacker activities. As a result some of the pages may not be immediately available. If you receive an email purporting to be from HistoryAustralia or the IFHAA and asking you to click on a link to confirm your registration details please do not click the link as it will only verify to spammers that your email address is a valid one. Delete the email immediately. The only verification emails we would send is if you submitted a page for inclusion on this site. This would include the details that you submitted and advising of a non-public link to the page. Once you have confirmed the details are correct the page or information would then be linked to the site for public access.

Sponsors of the IFHAA 

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ozgenie logoOzgenie Research manages and supports the HistoryAustralia web site for the benefit of genealogical and historical researchers with an interest in Australian Family, Local and Applied history. Ozgenie Research also offers research services into the collection of the Public Record Office Victoria, the National Archives (Melbourne) and the Victorian State Library collection. Also available through the Ozgenie Research site  will be genealogical supplies such as forms and charts,CD resource material and other genealogical and historical research tools and tips.

Now on-line - The Ozgenie Research Webstore. Here you will be able to buy Resource Material, Research forms and posters, books and other items for the genealogical and history researcher. Also available through this store will be the subscription vouchers for the soon to be launched Convict Stockade.

This site takes considerable time and effort to maintain and is available free of charge to all. Site hosting alone costs a considerable amount per year. If you would like to sponsor the IFHAA you can make a donation toward site costs by clicking on the following button.

PayPal is a fast and secure method of making and receiving payments on the internet.

These sponsors have provided valuable assistance to the IFHAA during its formation and growth. The IFHAA is totally independent and we would like to thank our sponsors for their assistance. Click on the respective logo to go to the sponsors pages. All sponsors of the IFHAA will be acknowledged on the Sponsorship page. Sponsors may choose to sponsor a particular page or section of the IFHAA or HistoryAustralia site.