In this video.
We're going to be taking a look at a couple Australian tools for people searches, business searches
and whatnot.
Now, this didn't come as a request from a Australian student a while back, and I did post a video
up earlier, but I'm coming back to revise it.
Now, full disclaimer I normally don't search out people in Australia.
I really didn't have a use case for that before.
And I do live in the United States, so.
As far as what your mileage is going to be using the search tools, I can't really tell you if you're
in those if you're in Australia and you decide to try these tools, please feel free to drop me a line.
You can let me know how it works out for you.
Hopefully it works out pretty well.
I did vet these tools beforehand and they do seem decent.
They do seem to pull up about the same relevant information as the US counterparts would.
So I'm presenting it to you and again, if you have any questions or you're looking for anything particular,
I'm more than happy to go out there and take a look and see if I can find anything.
I have had a few requests over over the years for this, and I do try to go out there and look because
it not only benefits you, but it benefits me and everyone else, essentially.
For finding more tools to help with our investigations.
So let's get started.
The first one we're going to look at is people Search.com aew.
Now, as you can tell by the URL, this is all Australian search tool.
So if we go in here, it's a free people search, there's adoption search directory, internet email,
missing persons, phone addresses and whatnot.
And we could do quite a bit of information here.
Let's do a.
A public records click on this link and it gives you a link to the Australian Public Record Index.
And if we click in here, then we can get to the public records and we could potentially find out more
information.
So this site actually gives you quite a bit of links to different criterias that you might be looking
for.
So that can come in definitely handy for whatever your use case is going to be.
The next site we have here is Saro-Wiwa Govan U, and this is a state records office of Western Australia.
If we click in here, we can search the archive catalogue for different records.
There are state keeping records, state archive records, State Commission records.
So you can go through here and start querying different different things that you're looking for.
We also have white pages, so whitepages.com dot edu.
And here we can search a business or organization and we can put in different various locations for
where we're looking for.
So I'm not sure if this is going to work.
Let's try.
So I'm just going to type in Best Buy.
And we'll do search.
And I'm going to put I'm not a robot and unfortunately, I have a Captcha here.
So let me try clicking through this and see how it looks.
Okay.
And it gives us various locations.
It will give us information about the location, phone number addresses.
We can get a satellite view on a map and whatnot.
So pretty handy.
Last one we have is public records.com I'm sorry, public records dot search system dot net forward
slash other underscore nations forward slash Australia underscore free underscore public underscore
records so that's a really long URL you can do search system dot net and you'll probably come up with
this Australia free public record.
So if you do a search right here, I wouldn't recommend that because it is going to be for the United
States if I scroll down in here.
So what you can do is you can actually click on these different Australian free public records here,
depending on what location you're looking for.
Say I'm one Information Tasmania.
I can click this link and there's different links in here that we can use Bus routes, airborne surveys,
a genealogy film and video, family history, GIs maps, government directories and whatnot.
So again, really handy, especially if we're.
We know our targets in Tasmania and say if we want to if we think they're taking a bus, we could take
a look at the bus routes, we could take a look at airborne surveys.
Legal references, licenses and so on and so on.
There's quite a bit of information here, and this is off of search system net.
So again, these are some Australian tools that I did want to put out here for you to take a look at
and use potentially.
And hopefully they do benefit you.
And again, if you have any questions, problems or if you're looking for some tools that I don't have
here, always feel free to drop me a line.
Thank you for watching.
I'll see you in the next video.