Update on Glenrowan state school war honour monument
It is with great sadness in January of 2025 during ground works at the Glenrowan State primary school the marble honour roll monument was reduced to rubble.
2/3rd Australian Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment
The 2/3rd Australian Light Anti-Aircraft (LAA) Regiment was raised in Melbourne on 1 July 1940, trained at Werribee Racecourse and embarked for the Middle East in December 1940.
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David McDonald
H.M.A.S. Sydney I Mast
The Bradley’s Head Naval Memorial is the site of the HMAS Sydney I memorial mast, which commemorates the “Sydney-Emden” action.
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Places of Pride
There Would I Die
On the Roll of Honour panels that record those who died in the conflicts between 1885 and 1902, the last of these conflicts is the South African
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Henry C Moulds
Captain Lionel Matthews GC MC
In the glass display case sits a group of seven medals, court mounted.
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Henry C Moulds
ADFA Rugby Club Memorial
Dedicated to former members of the Australian Defence Force Rugby Club who have died on active service. Customary for all
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Places of Pride
"The earth holds not a braver gentleman"
In the 1918 gallery, in the First World War section of the Australian War Memorial, there is a small display dedicated to relics that relate to a
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Henry C Moulds
Point Danger War Memorial
The original stone cairn memorial was established by the Torquay and District Ex-Servicemen’s club in 1950.
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Western Front Association Central Victoria Branch
Grantham Heritage Park Memorial
Description / Background
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The Martins
Ermyntrude Mary Martin (Ermy), born 9th December 1914 and Norma Grace Martin born 28th June 1916, were both born in Crystal Brook, South Australia to
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RSL (Port Pirie Sub Branch) Inc.
Soldiers Memorial
The column was unveiled by Sir Neville Howse, VC, on Saturday 26 January 1924.
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Meredith Atilemile
Memorial to Ted Dunhill
According to the plaque, the limestone rocks in the garden were donated by the Dunhill family of 'Boonderoo' in memory of Ted Dunhill who died in Sandakan Borneo in 1945.
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Meredith Atilemile
Barkly Church Memorial Gates
According to the notice outside the Barkly Church, the tiny building was once a private chapel at Woodlands.
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Meredith Atilemile
Place as Memorial
Memorial Park, Gympie is a rare example in Australia of a public park space conceived to serve as a memorial, not just in name, but the natural place itself as the embodiment of
Rupanyup Avenue of Honour Monument
The original Avenue of Honour was planted on 26 June 1918. While some of the original Sugar Gums and Kurrajong trees remain, none of the commemorative plaques have survived.
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Meredith Atilemile
Honour Roll Recipients
M. Roberts: no information
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History of the Puckapunyal Buckler’s Hill Cairn
In the 1950s Lieutenant Colonel Sydney (Spin) Buckler was Commanding Officer of 14 NSTB (National Service Training Battalion).
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Rebecca Polonski
The Geelong College Anglo-South African (Anglo-Boer) War Memorial
The Memorial plaque to former collegians who served in the Anglo-South African (Anglo-Boer) War is mounted above the fireplace in the Senior School Dining Hall.
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Birregurra District Historical Centre
War Animals Memorial Opening
The plaque is dedicated to all the animals that have served Australia in war and peace and the sacrifice they have made in battlefields across the world.
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Victory Day In Crystal Brook
Thanksgiving services were held in Crystal Brook Memorial Park on Wednesday 9th May 1945 to celebrate the end of the war in Europe.
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RSL (Port Pirie Sub Branch) Inc.
Australian Army Veterinary Corps
The monument commemorates those who served with the Australian Army Veterinary Corps in conflicts in which Australia has been involved.
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Our Forgotten Winged-Allies
The plaque commemorates the pigeons that saved many soldiers lives in World War One and World War Two.
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Indigenous Light Horsemen
The monument commemorates Indigenous Light Horsemen who have served in the various conflicts in which Australia has been involved.
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Havelock's Avenue of Honour
The two newspaper reports are at variance. The Avoca Mail of 29th June 1900 states there were about 40 trees.
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