Searchable database for passenger lists from 1855 onwards. Information has been transcribed by volunteers mostly from records in the State Records Authority of New South Wales.
http://mariners.records.nsw.gov.au
This pilot project from State Records New South Wales is planning to digitise passenger lists for people arriving in New South Wales during the 19th century. The first to be digitised are the 'Assisted immigrants to New South Wales, 1838-96 and Moreton Bay 1848-59' (NRS 5316). Search using the online indexes and you can then view the digitised passenger list. The microfilm reels are also available in major libraries as part of the Genealogical Research Kit.
http://www.records.nsw.gov.au/state-a...s-and-finding-aids/nrs-lists/nrs-5316
The State Records Authority of New South Wales website has many useful online indexes including passenger lists, convicts, divorces, probate, naturalisation and more.
http://www.records.nsw.gov.au
Some full, some partial passenger lists to South Australia, Victoria and N.S.W. Some passenger names link to further information.
http://graememoad.com/web/Ancestors/Ships_Index.html
Ancestry.com is a subscription site with worldwide content. The library edition is available to use for no charge within the building of the State Library of Western Australia and at most public libraries in Western Australia. Top content includes Australian electoral rolls, Australian passenger lists, convict material, UK census 1841-1901, UK birth, marriage and death indexes 1837-2005, UK National Probate Calendar 1861-1941, British phone books 1880-1984, London parish records, New Zealand electoral rolls 1853-1981, United States census, Canadian census and much more. The commercial (non library) version at www.ancestry.com includes publicly submitted material such as family trees and photographs.
http://catalogue.slwa.wa.gov.au/record=e1000219~S2
