• To Have but Not to Hold: Divorce in Australia
• Researching Australian Military Personnel
• Researching in Australia Using Online Resources

• Newspapers: Bringing Your Family History to Life
• One Name Studies: What are they? How do you do them? How can they help me?
• One Place Studies: What are they? What can you get from them to help in your Research?
• Paying it Forward: Volunteer Opportunities from Home
• The Ryerson Index
• “Oversexed, Overpaid and Over Here”  Movement to and from Australia and the USA
• Symbolism of Death
• Understanding the Context: Why Social History is Important in Genealogical Research
• Timelines as a Research Tool
• When Was It Taken? Dating Historical Photographs
• Wringing the Most out of your Document

• DNA: I have My Results. Now What Do I Do?

• Online Queensland Resources
• Tracing Your Ancestors in Queensland
• William Busby: Stone Mason of Toowong

• Nobblers, Cracksmen, Coiners and more: Researching
  Criminals in England
• Researching in UK Archives from Abroad
• Researching in Kent, England
• Researching in Oxfordshire, England
• The Poor are always with us: English Poor Laws
• They are Dead but Where are They Buried?
• Where there is a Will there should be a Genealogist!
• Wills post 1858 in England

• Irish Research Using Social Media

• MyHeritage for Online Trees
• MyHeritage: Record Matching

• Searching the Internet Effectively
• There is an App for That
• Trove: Not Just Newspapers
• Using Free and Pay Resources on the Net
• Using Timelines in Family History Research
• Visualising Family History Data

• Researching a Health History
• TB: Killer of the ages or Great-Uncle Charlie had TB
• ANZAC Health: Gallipoli
• ANZAC Health: From Gallipoli to the Western Front
• ANZAC Military Health World War 2: Asia Pacific Region

• Emigration to Australia: Colonial and Beyond
• Friendly Societies and Family History
• Honouring Our ANZACS
• They Went to Australia and Now Can’t be Found
• To Have but Not to Hold: Divorce in Australia
• Researching Australian Military Personnel
• Researching in Australia Using Online Resources

Research

• Bringing Your Ancestors to Life
• Death Certificates & Archaic Medical Terms
• Document Analysis: Getting the Most from your Research Documents (2 hours)
• Documents of Death
• Gaining a Genealogical Education
• Government Inquiries: A Treasure Trove for Genealogists
• Help I am Stuck! Demolishing Brick Walls
• Hidden Treasures: Secrets from Documents
• How to Start Researching Your Family History
• Indexes: the Best and Worst of Tools
• It’s Not All Online: Where Else Can I Look?
• London Gazette: A Cornucopia of Genealogical Items
• Making Genealogical Research Time
• Mapping Your Ancestors
• Never Just the Index!
• Newspapers: Bringing Your Family History to Life
• One Name Studies: What are they? How do you do them? How can they help me?
• One Place Studies: What are they? What can you get from them to help in your Research?
• Paying it Forward: Volunteer Opportunities from Home
• The Ryerson Index
• “Oversexed, Overpaid and Over Here”  Movement to and from Australia and the USA
• Symbolism of Death
• Understanding the Context: Why Social History is Important in Genealogical Research
• Timelines as a Research Tool
• When Was It Taken? Dating Historical Photographs
• Wringing the Most out of your Document

DNA

• How DNA can be used to Solve Genealogical Puzzles
• DNA: What Use is It? Which Test, Why and From Whom?
• DNA: I have My Results. Now What Do I Do?

Queensland

• Archives in Queensland
• Distressed Cotton Operatives Migration Scheme (1863)
• Housing for All
• Lost Ancestors in Queensland?
• Online Queensland Resources
• Tracing Your Ancestors in Queensland
• William Busby: Stone Mason of Toowong

English Research

• Battle of Bossenden Wood: Last Agricultural Uprising (Kent)
• Directories, Gazetteers and More!
• English Apprenticeship Records
• English Parish Records: Hatch, Match and Dispatch
• English Parish Records: More Than Just Hatch, Match and Dispatch
• My Genealogical Treasures in Quarter Session Records
• In the English Workhouse
• Lost in London!
• Ancestor was from South-West England (Devon and Cornwall)
• My Job is Killing Me!
• Nobblers, Cracksmen, Coiners and more: Researching Criminals in England
• Researching in UK Archives from Abroad
• Researching in Kent, England
• Researching in Oxfordshire, England
• The Poor are always with us: English Poor Laws
• They are Dead but Where are They Buried?
• Where there is a Will there should be a Genealogist!
• Wills post 1858 in England

Irish Research

• Researching the Irish Online
• Irish Research Using Social Media

Online Genealogical Resources

• Ancestry
• British Newspapers Online
• Findmypast
• MyHeritage for Online Trees
• MyHeritage: Record Matching

Online and Technology

• Ask Grandma! Getting the Family stories before it is too late
• Books, Books, Glorious Books!
• Digitising and Organising Your Family History
• Fishing for Cousins using Blogs as Bait
• Google the Genealogist’s Friend
• Online Newspapers
• Searching the Internet Effectively
• There is an App for That
• Trove: Not Just Newspapers
• Using Free and Pay Resources on the Net
• Using Timelines in Family History Research
• Visualising Family History Data

Health History

• Black Death: When the Plague came to Queensland
• Death Certificates & Archaic Medical Terms
• How Our Ancestors Died
• Just What Did Cause Their Death?
• Pandemic: The 1918 Influenza Epidemic in Queensland
• Pandemic: The 1918 Influenza Epidemic in Australia
• Researching a Health History
• TB: Killer of the ages or Great-Uncle Charlie had TB
• ANZAC Health: Gallipoli
• ANZAC Health: From Gallipoli to the Western Front
• ANZAC Military Health World War 2: Asia Pacific Region