While researching my family I have found a number of interesting and informative web sites. Some of these have direct relevance to my family and others that have been indirectly helpful in finding information. If you have websites that may be of use please let me know and I will add them.

 

www.bdm.nsw.gov.au - Index Search	NSW Births, Deaths and Marriages This site has been the most helpful site so far. Here you can search the NSW Births, Deaths and Marriages Indexes. Once you have found a record you can then order it online.
www.centennialpark.org	Centennial Park Cemetery This cemetery now has the ability to search their database for relatives online. Quite helpful to chech dates, ages and grave locations.
www.awm.gov.au	Australian War Memorial Here you can search a huge database of information, including Boer War, WWI & WW2 Nominal Rolls as well as the Roll of Honour, articles, photos, books, films, sound recordings and Official records from the National Archives. Linked are various family members online records.
www.naa.gov.au	National Archives of Australia This is the major repository of material created since Federation in 1901 by agencies of the Commonwealth government. Of particular interest are WWI Service records and Naturalisation records.
www.archives.sa.gov.au	State Records of South Australia This is the source for most of South Australia's Governmental records. It houses thing like the Destitute Asylum and Mental Asylum admissions, records of people who worked in Government Departments, shipping and passenger records and much more.
www.genealogysa.org.au	Genealogy SA My local Genealogy Society. They have an extensive library of books, microfiche and records as well as helpful staff and volunteers. Without this facility we would not have been able to achieve anywhere near as much as we have. Their website has recently been updated with a range of new features and information.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Broken_Hill trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/45309452	War in Broken Hill (Picnic Train) This is an interesting account of an attack on a train load of people heading for a picnic out of Broken Hill in 1915. The train was attacked by 2 Turks and some people were killed. My Grandmother, Ethel Moe (nee Wilson) was a teenager on that train.
www.prov.vic.gov.au	Victorian Public Records Office This site like many other Australian Government sites has some of its historical databases online. Of particular interest is the assisted and unassisted passengers lists.
digitalarkivet.uib.no/index-eng.htm	National Archives Of Norway Norway keeps excellent records and have the 1801, 1865 and 1900 Norwegian Censuses online! We have found several of our ancestors here including my grandfathers Kristiansen family.
www.pictureaustralia.org	Picture Australia One problem a researcher will find is that although there are many libraries and institutions with online databases, you have to search them all individually. You also firstly have to know they exist. This is where PictureAustralia comes in VERY handy. This site links many library databases together so you can search for an historical image from all at once! Very impressive and has helped me find images of people ships etc I had previously missed.
www.shipsuccess.com	The Ship Success This site managed by Richard Norgard tells of the history of the infamous ship "Success". My Jennings family arrived in South Australia on this ship in 1848. Richard will soon be releasing the book "Heart of Teak" a definitive history of the Success.