Start searching billions of world records and discover your family's story. This resource is available within the library branches.

This Index is a great resource for family historians. Records are restricted for between 30 to 100 years, depending on the life event.

The Brighton Cemetorians Inc. is a not-for-profit community group formed in 2005 with the aim of raising awareness of the Brighton General Cemetery. They undertake tours of the Cemetery, research requests for people wanting to locate a grave and produce a journal called The Cemetorian.

Access the National Library of Australia collections of family history resources - from Australian Indigenous family history through to Australian cemetery records.

The Library has an incredible array of family history resources to help you find out more about the lives of your ancestors. Includes a growing collection of sources for Jewish genealogy.

A free government website that helps direct people to places where they can find information about children who may have been in government care between 1920-1980 (including child migrants) as well as information about how to re-connect with family members from who people may have lost contact.

Get free access to 50 million records from Australia, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea and Pacific Islands. Please note this site can only be accessed at the Glen Eira Libraries.

Discover a world of family history at the Genealogical Society of Victoria and access a wide range of supportive groups, workshops, discussions and knowledgeable individuals.

Search an extraordinary collection - the memory of our nation – brimming with Australian Government records that reflect our history and identity.

Public Record Office Victoria (PROV) holds around 100kms of records dating from the mid-1830s to the present day. Includes records of immigration and shipping, criminal trials and prisons, premiers and governors, royal commissions, boards of inquiry, wills and probates and more.

A treasure trove of artefacts, curiosities and stories from Australia’s cultural, community and research institutions. Includes books, images, historic newspapers, maps, music, archives and more. A must for family history researchers.