Australian Birth, Death and Marriage records are held individually by each state. All states except Tasmania and the Northern Territory have searchable online indexes available.
Prior to 1930, BDMs in the ACT were registered in New South Wales, click here
Online services include applications for birth, death and marriage certificates for people in the ACT. In general terms where a birth occurred more than 100 years ago, a marriage occurred over 75 years ago, or a death occurred more than 30 years ago, the limitations imposed upon applicants are less stringent. There is no search function for the indexes online so best to find the certificate details by searching elsewhere such as Ancestry.com.au and then request the certificate.
Records include:
After viewing search results, you can purchase a certificate and obtain all the information available.
Queensland Archives has compiled indexes of their archival records. Use these links to get to the page and search the index database by name.
Once you get to the Queensland Archives page, here's how to use it:
You may also be able to download the full index using a link that will appear on the top right of the page or below the search box (depending on what device you are using, eg: desktop, iPad etc).
After viewing search results, you can purchase a certificate and obtain all the information available. By supplying a registration number, you get a discounted fee
Registry records available in the link above range from 1856 to ...
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The registry records can be searched free online. The results will give you an extract of the record and you can then proceed to purchase full details in post or downloadable image format.
The registry offers free online historic index searching of births, deaths and marriages from 1841.
The online registry records cover:
You can order records found by completing the order application and posting to them with your fee (about $31 for historical records). Historical records cover Births that occurred more than 100 years ago, deaths that occurred more than 30 years ago and marriages that occurred more than 75 years ago. These have no access conditions and do not require identification.
While the SA Government Office hold the records, Genealogy SA has a free online search facility available. The search also includes links to newspaper obituaries and notices. You can order copies of results found from Genealogy SA for a small fee (scans of their microfiche records), or order specific lookups. The online search of BDM will provide a registration number which can also be used to order records from the registry.
Tasmanian BDM records are centralised in one online database "Tasmanian Names Index". Copies of original documents can be ordered on request and include:
Online services include applications for birth, death and marriage certificates for people in the NT. There is no search function for the indexes online so best to find the certificate details by searching elsewhere such as Ancestry.com.au and then requesting the certificate. Find their certificate fees here.