A quilt stitched with coded messages by allied female prisoners of war and a lamp believed to have been used by Florence Nightingale are among the “objects of
Tony Brady, known as “Kelzo”, and Evan Barlow designed the mural which shows First World War veteran Alfred Robert Wilkinson who was a recipient of the Victoria
The Albany RSL sub-branch will host services this weekend to commemorate the Battle of Beersheba and to honour the contribution of Australian nurses at war.
It’s likely you’ve come across Nick Bandoundas before. Not in the flesh, but through his designs. Bandoundas says it was a twist of fate that led him to work on
Wingham's iconic Vampire Jet, mounted in Central Park overlook the Wingham Memorial Services Club, was installed in 1971 to commemorate the 50th anniversary of
War memorials offer special insights into local history and heroism. Each small town has their own stories of sacrifice, determination and devotion to duty. We
In 1915, Australia's Defence Act prohibited "men not of substantial European origin" from enlisting to fight in World War I. But 21-year-old Northern Territory
A century of Western Australian military history will be recognised at a special event in Perth next month, and a group of South West 'troopers' have been
