Australian War Memorial to reopen on 1 July
The Australian War Memorial will reopen its doors to the public on Wednesday 1 July.
From on our website
Remembering the Callaghan brothers
Walter Callaghan was one of three brothers killed during the First World War. His mother Mary was invited to unveil the Lithgow Soldier's Memorial.
Rocky Hill War Memorial Museum to reopen
From June 1, Goulburn Mulwaree Council will reopen Rocky Hill War Memorial Museum and the Goulburn Historic Waterworks Museum.
From on the goulburn post
First to serve
Two names on the Sutherland War Memorial in Sydney are W Clarke and O N Hayes were amongst the first Australians to enlist during the First World War.
Committed to honouring our veterans in a socially distanced way
Commemorating Anzac Day in 2020 was a little different for the residents of the small villages of Kearsley and Abernethy due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Upgrades to improve Mount Macedon Memorial Cross Reserve
The legacy of veterans will be further preserved with $50,000 to upgrade the Mount Macedon Memorial Cross Reserve.
From Herald Sun
It’s been knocked down, but Boer War memorial stands test of time
Queanbeyan’s Boer War Memorial has been knocked down, but thanks to a group of dedicated members from the Queanbeyan RSL Sub Branch, it’s been stood up again.
From RIOTACT Community News
Dawn live stream from memorials around Australia
Watch the sunrise streamed live from selected Places of Pride around the country
#AnzacAtHome
The Australian War Memorial has put together a number of campaigns you can get involved in this Anzac Day.
Australian War Memorial to broadcast Anzac Day ceremony to the nation.
The Australian War Memorial will go ahead with a private, nationally televised Anzac Day commemorative service on 25 April 2020. The traditional Dawn Service, National Ceremony and veterans’ march will not take place.
New memorial for military working dogs
The Australian War Memorial has unveiled a new memorial dedicated to, and created by, military working dogs and their handlers.
Grant allows Tingha RSL Sub-Branch to build new memorial walls
Tingha RSL Sub-Branch will receive $3,850 to build new war memorial walls under the Federal Government's Saluting Their Service grants program which recognises the New England's military service history.
From The Inverell Times
Busselton monument turns 100
The Busselton RSL Branch has celebrated the 100th anniversary of the Busselton War Memorial by sharing the fascinating history.
From Bussleton-Dunsborough Mail
New memorial map search
Today places of pride launched the new memorial map explorer.
WWI hero honoured in WA
Sky news
From Sky News
War memorial sign unveiled
A new war memorial sign has been erected in Savernake as part of an initiative driven by the Corowa RSL Sub-Branch.
From COROWA FREE PRESS
Saluting Their Service Commemorative Grants now open
The Australian Government is inviting applications for the Saluting Their Service Commemorative Grants Program.
The first victory
On 9 November we commemorate the 105th anniversary of the sinking of the Emden by HMAS Sydney.
Memorial Gates to be re-dedicated
Almost 70 years after the Mayrung Memorial Gates were officially opened, the monument has been registered as an official war memorial.
From Deniliquin Pastoral Times
Heritage hall will be a whole lot more comfortable
The Trundle War Memorial Hall is at the heart of dozens of community events each year, now it's going to be a lot more comfortable.
From Parkes Champion Post
Artist paints tribute to Port Lincoln War Memorial
A man who is travelling around South Australia to create painted tributes to those who fought for Australia has created more works during a stay in Port Lincoln.
From Port Lincoln Times
Ballarat's George Frederick Oakes remembered as 'a gentle man'
Members of the city's emergency and health services joined the family of one of Ballarat's quiet, unrecognised heroes for a short but moving acknowledgement of remembrance at the Ex-Prisoner of War Memorial in the Botanical Gardens.
From The Courier
War memorial heritage gates refurbished
Government and community organisations contributed to the restoration costs of the war memorial heritage gates at Canley Heights Public. It's been a two-year project.
From Liverpool City Champion News
Still no funding for VC winner's grave Memorial push continues
THE push for a memorial marking the South Windsor grave of Australia's first Victoria Cross recipient, Frederick Whirlpool, is continuing following a continued lack of funding.
From Hawkesbury Courier, Richmond