Lost on the Limestone Plains (Registration)

Lost on the Limestone Plains is a Family History ACT (FHACT) group writing project. The aim of the project is to research, write and publish a collection of biographies and stories of ordinary women who lived in the Canberra region during the 100 years prior to the opening of Parliament House (1927). Members should purchase a ticket to attend this event either in-person or via Zoom. After registering to attend via Zoom you will receive an email with a link to the external Zoom website to complete the registration.

The topic for this meeting is :

"Lost on the Limestone Plains Project - progress"

The aim of the Lost on the Limestone Plains project is to research, write and publish a collection of biographies and stories of ordinary women who lived in the Canberra region during the 100 years prior to the opening of Parliament House (1927). Check-in meetings are an opportunity for new members to join in and for existing project members to check in with each other. From time to time, guest speakers will join us to talk about specific topics.

For more information about this project or the activities of the Writers SIG, including details of future events, click here 

Family History ACT values the intellectual property of our speakers and the privacy of all meeting participants.
To protect these rights, the use of third-party AI note-taking or transcription tools,  including but not limited to Otter.ai, Read.ai, Fireflies, or similar services is not permitted during FHACT meetings, webinars or events.