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The Australian Jewish Genealogical Society (Victoria) is a non-profit organisation dedicated to collecting, preserving and disseminating genealogical information, teaching research techniques and offering databases to people interested in researching Jewish ancestry.

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Explore Land Records and Name Changes in NSW

October 6, 2023

EXPLORE LAND RECORDS AND NAME CHANGES IN NSW WITH GARY LUKE. EXPLORE LAND RECORDS AND NAME CHANGES IN NSW with Gary Luke Sunday 29th October

Marvin Bude – handouts

May 29, 2023

Attached are two handouts given by Marvin Bude at his presentation on Sunday 28th May 2023. My Books Contacts My Genealogy Steps writing my Books

2025 AGM – Lionel Sharpe Memorial Presentation

Sunday, November 9th, 2025 @ 2.30-4.00 p.m.

AGM – Lionel Sharpe Memorial Presentation.

by Sidra Kranz Moshinsky (Director and CEO at the Jewish Museum of Australia.) speaking on the “Roots Project in our Schools and how it has developed over the years”.

Sunday, November 9th, 2025 @ 2.30-4.00 p.m. Glen Eira Town Hall

Sidra Kranz Moshinsky is a writer, researcher, educational leader and museum professional, serving as the Director and CEO at the Jewish Museum of Australia. Sidra taught and led in Jewish education for fifteen years and is a founder of the Jewish Educators’ Network of Australia. Sidra is also a freelance contributor to The Jewish Independent and celebrates Jewish life through many avenues, including by being a board member of Kehilat Kolenu.

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Transforming family history research with AI

November 30th 2025 @ 2.30-4.00 p.m. Glen Eira Town Hall

Transforming family history research with AI

by Jan Gronski

November 30th 2025 @ 2.30-4.00 p.m. Glen Eira Town Hall

Family history research has always been a meticulous process requiring patience, analytical skills, and dedicated time. From poring over census records to deciphering faded handwriting in parish registers, genealogists have developed specialized skills to uncover their ancestors’ stories.

Now, artificial intelligence is revolutionising these traditional research methods, enhancing our capabilities while presenting new opportunities and challenges..

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