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Audio: Diana Hookham on multicultural family research

Amateur genealogist Diana Hookham speaks at Family History Feast 2014 on researching her husband's multicultural family.

25 Aug 2014 Duration: 52:00

Audio: Liz Denny on researching Chinese miners

Hear research insights from Liz Denny, Access Services Officer at Public Record Office Victoria, speaking at Family History Feast 2014.

25 Aug 2014 Duration: 42:57

Audio: Walter Struve on German family history resources

At Family History Feast 2014, librarian Walter Struve appraises the German contribution to Victorian society and culture.

25 Aug 2014 Duration: 48:50

Audio: Andrew Griffin on Australia's non-British migrants

As part of Family History Feast 2014, Andrew Griffin discusses the many non-British migrants who came to Australia.

25 Aug 2014 Duration: 32:30

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