World
Finders international probate genealogy firm
Cindislist - monumental links from around the world
Family Search - access the world's largest database operated by the Mormons
Genealogy Links - world resources
Australia
Generally, Australian records more than 30 years old are accessible to the public. This applies to all states and territories with some variation as to form of access.
For example, in the NT one would apply for access under the FoI Act, yet under this process one might access virtually any kind of records up to today.
In most instances records have to be accessed physically in reading rooms under rather strict conditions. However, some states will even hand-deliver records to you.
Public Record Office Victoria - incl. State Coroners Office
State Records of South Australia
Archivenet - very comprehensive range of links to Australian sources
University of Melbourne - archives and library
Department of the Parliamentrary Library - Australia
South Australian government archives - comprehensive external links
University of Wollongong - comprehensive archives and libraries
Bank archives - Reserve Bank of Australia
USA
The Online Public Access prototype is the first step to providing a single search to our records from several of current systems, including the Archival Research Catalog (ARC), Access to Archival Databases (AAD), Archives.gov, and the Electronic Records Archive (ERA).
As part of the National Archives' flagship initiative in the Open Government Plan, the new search is intended to make the permanent records of the federal government easier to find online.
National Archives Online Public Access
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