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Hawkesbury Family History Group meeting - Hawkesbury Gazette

Hawkesbury Family History Group meeting Hawkesbury Gazette The Hawkesbury Family History Group will meet for the first time in 2012 on Wednesday, February 8 and anyone interested in family history is welcome to attend. Heather Garnsey, the Executive Officer of the Society of Australian Genealogists will be the ...

Family links strong in Australian cells - Sydney Morning Herald

Sydney Morning Herald

Family links strong in Australian cells Sydney Morning Herald FAMILY connections and friendships are at the core of the terrorist networks active in Australia over the past 12 years, a Monash University researcher has found. Most of the 57 people identified were recruited through close contact with friends or ... and more »

Fields of gold for farmers who sell - Sydney Morning Herald

Sydney Morning Herald

Fields of gold for farmers who sell Sydney Morning Herald Photo: Bloomberg A fall in land prices coupled with good crop prospects have sparked a foreign investor rush on Australian farms, writes Angus Whitley. Winston Heywood ended a 200-year family history when he sold his parched wheat fields to a fund ... and more »

Australian historian believed loss of faith at root of world sickness - Anglican Media Melbourne

Anglican Media Melbourne

Australian historian believed loss of faith at root of world sickness Anglican Media Melbourne The offspring of today's Anglican clergy, idling a damp afternoon before the family bookshelves, may find a clear reflection of their own lives in the understated passions of an astute, sceptical and enormously influential Australian intellectual.

Family history firm Brightsolid launches in US - BBC News

BBC News

Family history firm Brightsolid launches in US BBC News The new US site will house the 1940 US census records when they are released later this year - which Brightsolid said was one of the most "eagerly anticipated" developments in family history research in recent years. Chris van der Kuyl, chief executive ... and more »