Dubbo Public High Schools' Ex-Students War Service Honour Boards
The first public high school in Dubbo was Dubbo High School.
Author: 
Patrick Bourke
St George Cathedral Burt Memorial Hall History
The Burt family of Perth (Septimus and Louisa) had two sons killed during the course of the First World War.
Author:
Brian Rowe
Honouring Women in Wartime Heritage Garden Dedication
Heritage Rose Garden Dedication Poem Depicted on Information Board at Entrance to Memorial Garden
Pause and Reflect
Author:
Brian Rowe
L/CPL Mervyn Rober (Bob) FARRANDS
Bob Farrands was born in Ganmain NSW, (only 220kms to the east of Hay) on 27 July 1922.
Author: 
Western Front Association Central Victoria Branch
LT Lorna WHYTE
Lorna Whyte was born in Hay on 19 April 1915, the youngest of eight children.
Author:
Western Front Association Central Victoria Branch
PTE Victor George MURRAY
Victor Murray was born 29 July 1909 in Brewarrina, NSW and a member of the Ngemba tribal group.
Author:
Western Front Association Central Victoria Branch
PTE Norman Charles FLACK
Norman Flack was born in Hay, NSW on 2 January 1920.
Author:
Western Front Association Central Victoria Branch
CPL Clifford Leslie FARLOW
Cliff Farlow was born 27 April 1922 and lived on the dairy ‘Rosedale’ on the Hay Irrigation Area. He attended the Hay Public and War Memorial High Schools.
Author:
Western Front Association Central Victoria Branch
PTE William ‘George’ CANNON
George Cannon was born on 3 March 1919 and grew up in Booligal.
Author:
Western Front Association Central Victoria Branch
Pilot Officer Rawdon Hume (Ron) Middleton VC
One of the names on the WW2 RAAF Memorial Wall at the Narromine Aviation Museum in NSW, which commemorates the service of RAAF servicemen who undertook their early pilot trainin
Author:
Patrick Bourke
Deans Marsh Soldiers Memorial Park
The Deans Marsh Soldiers’ Memorial Park was dedicated to those who served in the WW1, and later after WW2, was rededicated to those who served in both world wars.
Author: 
Birregurra District Historical Centre
St George's College Servicemen commemorated
The St George’s College Wall of Remembrance pays tribute to the 14 young men, all members of the College between 1931 and 1941, who were killed during the Second World War, 1939
Author:
St George's College within The University of Western Australia
Arthur Graham Briggs
Arthur Graham Briggs was born in 1891 in Cudgewa, Victoria. He was the eldest of nine children to James and Emily Loiuse (nee Eames).
Author: 
Stephen Learmonth
Frederic Charles Puddephatt
Fred was born in Yackandandah, Victoria, on the 19th of November, 1883, the youngest of nine children to John Joseph and Ann (née Higgins) Puddephatt.
Author:
Stephen Learmonth
Allan Dixie Findlay
Allan Dixie Findlay was born on the 17th of April, 1915, at Corryong, Victoria.
Author:
Stephen Learmonth
Harry Nutman Derrick
Harry was born in 1886 In Tallangatta, Victoria. He was the second eldest of four children to John Henry and Jane (née Sinclair) Derrick.
Author:
Stephen Learmonth
John (Jack) Wallace Whitehead
John Wallace Whitehead was born on the 8th of June 1897 at Cudgewa, Victoria.
Author:
Stephen Learmonth
Richard Alexander Matheson
Richard Alexander Matheson was born at Tumbarumba, NSW on the 16th of July 1911, the third of six children to Thomas and Elizabeth (nẽe Portors) Matheson.
Author:
Stephen Learmonth
Walter James Llewellyn Reid
Walter’s story is very different to all the other men that have been written about.
Author:
Stephen Learmonth
Thomas Harold Blomley
Thomas Harold Blomley was born in 1896 in Tooma, New South Wales. Thomas was the middle child of George and Charlotte (née Gill) Blomley.
Author:
Stephen Learmonth
Frederick Charles Cook
Born on the 24th of July, 1894, at Aston, Warwickshire, England, Fred was the second youngest of eight children of Richard and Susan (née Bradford) Cook.
Author:
Stephen Learmonth
Leonard Say
Leonard Say was born on the 17th August 1891 at the village of South Petherton, in Somerset, England.
Author:
Stephen Learmonth
Frederick Ward
Fred was born in 1897 in Tallangatta, Victoria. He was one of at least five children to John and Bridget Ward.
Author:
Stephen Learmonth
Leopold Vogel
Leopold Vogel was born on the 26th of September 1881, at Tintaldra, Victoria.
Author:
Stephen Learmonth