Anzac Day is a time to remember the lives and service of Australian and New Zealand military personnel, and to reflect on the generations that came before us.
To mark the occasion, MyHeritage is offering free access to all historical records from Australia and New Zealand from April 21–26, 2026.
Search Australian and New Zealand Records for free
Explore billions of records from Oceania
For a limited time, you can search and view 351 collections with a total of 2,375,390,660 records from Oceania for free.
These collections continue to grow over time, offering more opportunities to learn about individuals and families from the region.
They include a wide range of records that can help build a clearer picture of the past — from official documents to newspaper records and other historical sources. Together, they provide insight not only into military service, but also into everyday life across different time periods.
Learn more about your family’s story
Anzac Day is often associated with military history, but it is also an opportunity to explore the broader stories of families — where they lived, how they moved, and how their lives unfolded over time.
These records can help uncover connections, confirm details, and add context to family stories that may have been passed down through generations.
How to access the records
The collections are free to search and view from April 21 through April 26, 2026. While a subscription is usually required to view these records, during this period they are open to everyone. If you’re new to MyHeritage, you’ll need to register for a free MyHeritage account to access them.
This Anzac Day, take a moment to explore the people and stories that are part of your family history. Start searching today at myheritage.com.