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TALIS: Tasmanian Index of Newspapers and JournalsState Library of Tasmania: Indexes selectively from Tasmanian publications such as: The Mercury, The Examiner, The Advocate, Tasmanian Country, etc
Macbeth Genealogical Services: This resource contains over 175,000 references to people in Tasmania up to 1950. It has been compiled from material held in the Mitchell Library, New South Wales, and in the Archives Office of Tasmania. Records include musters, immigration, church records to 1950, hotel licences, court, hospital, prison, land etc. Some records are from 1792 Norfolk Island and 1823-1848 New South Wales.
Tasmania Gen WebTasmanian genealogy resources, including indexes of births & deaths, juror lists, post office directories, etc
Archives Office of Tasmania: Contains records of births, deaths and marriages registered in Tasmania, including war deaths (WWI) of those who enrolled in Tasmania to serve with the Australian Imperial Forces and who died in service. Compulsory registration in Tasmania was introduced in December 1838. AVAILABLE IN THE MAIN READING ROOM INTERVIEW ROOM or IN THE NEWSPAPER READING ROOM ON JUKE BOX PC.
Archives Office of Tasmania: Index to birth, death and marriages registered in Tasmania from 1803 to 1899. Church records for baptisms, marriage and burials 1803-1838 and official birth, death and marriage records 1838-1899. Full certificates are available on microfilm in the Newspapers and Microforms Reading Room at MfmN 220.
Informit: TAXABS covers primarily taxation law, but also includes other areas of interest such as child support, accounting and superannuation. Journal articles, legislation and cases are included in this database.
Te Ara - The Encyclopedia of New ZealandMinistry for Culture and Heritage: Te Ara - The Encyclopedia of New Zealand offers many pathways to understanding New Zealand. When complete, it will be a comprehensive guide to New Zealand's peoples, natural environment, history, culture, economy, institutions and society. Te Ara consists of 9 themes, appearing progressively between 2005 and 2012: New Zealanders; Earth, Sea and Sky; The Bush; The Settled Landscape; Trade and Exchange; Connections; Nation; Daily Life and Creativity.
TechXtraHeriot Watt University: A free guide to quality engineering, mathematics and computing information on the Internet. TechXtra aims to help users find articles, books, websites, industry news, technical reports, technical data, full text e-prints, and teaching and learning resources. It provides users with access to the Hidden Web by searching 25 collection s from different publishers. The full text of some items may be freely available (e.g. from arXiv, CiteSeer, CSA Discovery Guides, EEVL Ejournal Search Enging, ePrints UK, NASA.)Formerly known as EEVL: Edinburgh Engineering Virtual Library, TechXtra is an initiative of Heriot Watt University, Edinburgh.
Te Puna Web DirectoryTe Puna Web Directory is a service provided by the National Library of New Zealand to enable Internet users to more easily find information relating to Aotearoa/New Zealand and the Pacific Islands.
Terrorism Knowledge BaseMemorial Institute for the Prevention of Terrorism: The Terrorism Knowledge Base (TKB) is a resource for research and analysis on global terrorist incidents, terrorism-related court cases and terrorist groups and leaders. TKB covers the history, affiliations, locations, and tactics of terrorist groups operating across the world, with over 35 years of terrorism incident data and hundreds of group and leader profiles and trials. TKB also features interactive maps, statistical summaries, and analytical tools that can create custom graphs and tables.