Stay up to date with the latest records and interesting stories uncovered from the collection. This blog will offer you a snapshot into the world of historical research featuring the extraordinary tales of Victorian people captured within Victorian Government archives.
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Cabinet archives revealed
Cabinet Records
Prison break
Archival Snapshot
Do historical society and POD volunteers need a WWCC?
In The Community
Level crossing petition
Archival Snapshot
Vagrants and murderesses
News And Events
Copyright Amendments
Recordkeeping For Government
The great rate gaffe
Archival Snapshot
Victorian Electronic Records Strategy
Behind The Scenes
Ballarat maps & plans digitisation
Behind The Scenes
The cricketers of Kew Asylum
Archival Snapshot
Advice for first-book writers
News And Events
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