She stands there, her gaze fixed forever on the horizon. Determination and hope mark her face as she holds her hat against the breeze that blows from the
Anzac Day 2019 had a special meaning for Vietnam War veterans when two murals honouring those who served were launched at the Gunnedah Water Tower Museum in
Cities, towns, shires and councils around Australia on Anzac Day held services and ceremonies at local war memorials to remember the sacrifices made by the
The Field of Light: Avenue of Honour is an installation honouring peace and reconciliation with 16,000 glowing spheres planted in the ground at Albany’s Mt
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people have a long-standing tradition of fighting for Country and continue to serve in the Australian Defence Force. Read
Operation ANZAC Revamp was a project that involved the revamping of several bus stops to reflect two of the conflicts that are associated with ANZAC Cottage:
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
At the end of the First World War, the town of Semaphore built a memorial to remember the service and sacrifice of more than 850 local residents who volunteered
Described as a woman with “boundless and terrifying energy”, Matilda ‘Tilly’ Thompson was the driving force behind the Lucas Girls and building Ballarat’s
On 6 August 1915, the 4th Battalion attacked the Turkish positions roofed over with pine logs. The main trench was captured in the first 20 minutes. But this
Albany, Western Australia was chosen as the location for the Desert Mounted Corps memorial. During the First World War, Albany was the assembly point for many
