Places of Pride

A memorial in front of a cottage

A digger statue in a bed of colorful flowers

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Featured memorials

Bombing of Darwin Memorial

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The Bombing of Darwin Memorial

Darwin City, Northern Territory

Donnybrook Memorial with commemorative flowers

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Donnybrook Memorial

Donnybrook, Western Australia

Renovated 2014

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Port Campbell Soldiers Memorial

Port Campbell, Victoria

Featured stories

Ballarat's Arch of Victory, the entrance to the city's Avenue of Honour.

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A nation of memorials

They’ve been described as some of Australia’s most ‘sacred places’ and can be found in cities and towns around the country.

L-R: Eric and Ron Burton

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Remembering the Burton brothers

Ronald Garnet Burton was born in Millthorpe, New South Wales, on 31 October 1917, the son of William Burton and Ann Clara Frances Burton. Ronald attended Orange High School and played cricket,

Tree carved into the shape of a soldier

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From Seed to Sculpture: First World War remembered in Legerwood

Along the streets of Legerwood, a tiny town 1 hour’s drive from Launceston in Tasmania, are tree carvings that resemble the local men who lost their lives in the First World War. They are known as the