All editions of the Brunswick and Coburg Leader newspaper are now available in Trove! Digitisation for this important Victorian newspaper began as part of the First World War centenary. Read the newspaper and see what else is new in Trove: brnw.ch/21wLAn1

We’ve been busy bees! We have rolled out a few more improvements and requested fixes to Trove this month. View the full list of recent Trove system updates: brnw.ch/21wLAzw 📷: brnw.ch/21wLAzx

It’s Family History Month and we want to hear your stories. What have you found out about your family through Trove? Throughout August, we’ll be sharing tips and resources to help you trace your family’s story with Trove.

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alice chik and I are thrilled to announce the new Trove lists - #Australian #fiction translated into #Japanese trove.nla.gov.au/list/180529 and Australian Children's #picturebooks translated into Japanese trove.nla.gov.au/list/180383

This is such a great fun 🐰hole, & we hope that this is a window for #Japanese reading children to learn more about #Australia! Japan Foundation 国際交流基金

Have you found a photo of your ancestor in Trove?

The Cowra Breakout took place #OnThisDay 80 years ago. Search and find this significant event in Australia’s history in Trove. ~ WARNING: This video contains references to suicide. For crisis support, please contact Lifeline on 13 11 14.

Trove is a great resource to learn about your family’s history. Find inspiration through Linda Bull’s story and how her Trove research helped her discover new facts about her family. Read her story: brnw.ch/21wLGMU

Last week we introduced you to Mrs C.H. Baxter, Amy Simms, Tennie Wray and Dot Swain. On 29 July 1931 they started their walk from Sydney to Brisbane in search of work. Read their story: brnw.ch/21wLI6f

Have you ever visited a host city during the Olympic Games? This impressive map shows how the 1932 Olympic Games spread across the Los Angeles area. It was designed and illustrated by Mary Hall Atwood. Discover more Olympic Games collectables: brnw.ch/21wLI78

When starting your family history research, the first thing to do is write down what you already know. Use our interactive family tree chart to discover your own family history. Download our family tree chart on Trove: brnw.ch/21wLJlL

Tracing family history overseas can often be a difficult task. Working with the National Archives of Fiji, in 2020 we digitised their Indian Indentured Labourer records and made them available on Trove. Find out more: brnw.ch/21wLN82

Are you interested in learning more about your family history? Trove has a wealth of knowledge about Australia’s past to help you find more information about your family’s story. Start your family history journey: brnw.ch/21wLR2R

We spoke with Taylor Coventry, a Librarian at the City of Karratha Public Library, about their recent Trove for family history workshops. Read the interview on Trove: brnw.ch/21wLV8G

What is this mystery item? This object is from Trove Partner @MuseumsVictoria. Take a guess in the comments before checking the answer: brnw.ch/21wLWzr Let us know if you’d like a hint.

What exciting discoveries have you made on Trove? Crikey Correspondent Guy Rundle shares the mysteries of Hawksburn that he uncovered through Trove. Read the article on Crickey: brnw.ch/21wM0UP

Natalie Fong’s PhD research helped her gain a deeper understanding into her family history and Chinese-Australian heritage. Read about her discovery: brnw.ch/21wM4c8

Are you wondering what else have been translated? Check out the new translated Australian Children's Picture Books Trove lists (created by alice chik, myself and the team) German trove.nla.gov.au/list/180171 Italian trove.nla.gov.au/list/180172 Spanish trove.nla.gov.au/list/180363

The Australian Women's Weekly published between 1933 to 1982 is available to read on Trove: trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/titl…