United States Marines Memorial Gates
The gates were erected by the Australian Army in appreciation of the fighting qualities of the United States Marine Corps .
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Australian Army Apprentices Association
Florence Syer nursing home transition Unit
See https://www.greenslopesprivate.com.au/About-Us/Our-History see tab1990s
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Peter Ashley Rasey
Keith Payne Unit 1996
See https://www.greenslopesprivate.com.au/About-Us/Our-History 1990s section
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Peter Ashley Rasey
Gallipoli Medical Research Centre
See https://www.gallipoliresearch.com.au/about/
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Peter Ashley Rasey
Link to News Article on the WWII Bunker Museum Greenslopes
See https://greenslopesnews.com.au/greenslopes-hospital-world-war-2-bunker-…
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Peter Ashley Rasey
Greenslopes Hospital Memorial Paper
https://historicgreenslopes.com/documents/GPH%20History%20Book.pdf
Extract
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Peter Ashley Rasey
The precincts first Building
See https://www.greenslopesprivate.com.au/About-Us/Our-History
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Peter Ashley Rasey
Acting Sub Lieutenant Antony Jeffrey Huelin
Known as “Tony” to his friends and family, Antony Huelin was born in East Melbourne on 26 February 1943.
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Australian War Memorial
Corporal Harry Thorpe
Harry Thorpe was born at the Lake Tyers Mission Station, near Lakes Entrance in Victoria, to William Thorpe, a Brabuwooloong man, and his wife, Lilian. He was married and w
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Australian War Memorial
St Mary's Church (The Naval Chapel)
From the offical St Mary's Church webpage
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Peter Ashley Rasey
Text of commemorative sign accompanying the 1942 Bofors 40 mm anti-aircraft gun at the memorial
Mitiamo Memorial Corner gun information sign
Photographed and transcribed 23 July 2025 - the sign is now largely illegible
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David McDonald
Sister Clarice Isobel Halligan, 13th Australian General Hospital, Royal Australian Army Nursing Service
Clarice Halligan, known as Clare, was born on 17 September 1904 in Ballarat, Victoria, one of eight children born to Joseph and Emily Halligan.
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Australian War Memorial
Gunner Andrew Richard Larkin, 1st Field Artillery Brigade, AIF
Andrew Richard Larkin was born on 12 August 1892, one of 14 children born to Michael and Catherine Larkin, near the town of Namurkah,
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Australian War Memorial
Trooper Michael Edward Larkin, 8th Light Horse Regiment
Born to Michael and Catherine Larkin in Mitcham in Victoria, Michael Larkin was working as a labourer in Casterton in the state’s Western District when he enlisted in
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Australian War Memorial
Private Joseph Bottrall, 32nd Battalion, AIF
Joseph Bottrall was born on 5 February 1881, the fifth of nine children born to Mary and Charles Bottrall, in Black Spring, north of Adelaide in South
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Australian War Memorial
Private Vivian Vernon Godden, 7th Battalion, AIF
Vivian Godden was born Vivian Vernon Victor Godden on 6 December 1896, the youngest son of Thomas and Mary Godden of Victoria.
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Australian War Memorial
Private Henry James Bartlett, 4th Australian Light Horse Field Ambulance, AIF
Henry James Bartlett, known as “Harry” to his family and friends, was born on 23 February 1891 in the Sydney suburb of Manly.
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Australian War Memorial
Background YouTube stories
This link takes you to the YouTube, which tells the story of Sallyanne Atkinson and the transplanting of the Anzac Day Tree into Anzac Park as part of the City's preparation to
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Peter Ashley Rasey
Background YouTube stories
This link takes you to the Playlist which tells the story of this 80th Anniversary of the Rats of Tobruk Avenue of Trees htt
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Peter Ashley Rasey
The National Coastwatcher Memorial YouTube Playlist
This link takes you to the Playlist which tells the story behind the Memorials Creation
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Peter Ashley Rasey
The Last Coastwatcher Jim Burrows
The Coastwatching Organisation originated at the commencement of World War 11 in September 1939, when Australian Naval Commander Eric Feldt flew to Port Moresby.
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Peter Ashley Rasey
23 Sqn Wirraway Crash Memorial Cleveland State School
This is the first and primary Memorial of three in the Cleveland area to memorialise the same WWII event, the loss of two Wirraway Aircraft operated by 23 Squadron Royal Austral
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Places of Pride
23 Sqn Wirraway Crash Memorial Ziegenfusz Park Cleveland
This is the first and primary Memorial of three in the Cleveland area to memorialise the same WWII event, the loss of two Wirraway Aircraft operated by 23 Squadron Royal Austral
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Places of Pride
23 Sqn Wirraway Crash Memorial Cleveland Cemetery
This is the first and primary Memorial of three in the Cleveland area to memorialise the same WWII event, the loss of two Wirraway Aircraft operated by 23 Squadron Royal Austral
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Australian War Memorial