Woodward Park
Returning to Australia in May 1919, Oliver Holmes Woodward, Military Medal with Two Bars went to the Mount Morgan Gold Mining Co.
Author: 
RSL (Port Pirie Sub Branch) Inc.
Wings of Valour
In Honour of AAFC 7 Wing WA
Author: 
Charles Page, AAFC Branch, RAAFA WA
Lost diggers honoured by NSW Governor a century on from service
Twenty soldiers from the villages of Kearsley, Edenville and Abernethy who had disappeared from the nation’s collective memory were honoured and remembered at a ceremony by
Author: 
Jordan Fallon
Park Wallace Park Reserve
Named after Wallace Park, who along with other soldiers, died at the battle of Lone Pine, Gallipoli on 8 August, 1915.
Author: 
Paul Fisher
History of the Griffith War Memorial Museum
The site of the Griffith War Memorial Museum was originally built in the 1930’s in the Art Deco style and was designed by a local architect, Mr AB Long and built by a local name
Author:
Griffith War Memorial Museum
The History of Griffith's Fairey Firefly Memorial
The history of Griffith’s Fairey Firefly War Memorial dates back to the 1960’s when Griffith local and RSL member Charlie Beltrame was attending a dinner in Canberra and struck
Author:
Griffith War Memorial Museum
History of the Mundaring War Memorial
In May 1937, the Greenmount Road Board accepted a tender from Whittaker Bros for a 36ft Oregon timber flagpole at a cost of £13/10/- to be placed at the war memorial.
Author: 
Lost Mundaring & Surroundings Local History Museum
Old Frankston Memorial
The monument commemorates Australian servicemen and women who have served in all wars and conflicts.
Author:
Edward Fleming
Krupp 150mm SFH 13 L14 Howitzer
Captured German howitzer from 1916.
Author:
41st Battalion Association
Anzac Memorial Avenue
‘Country News’, The Argus (Melbourne, VIC), 13 Jun 1917, p11 reports the opening and naming of the Amphitheatre Anzac Avenue.
Author: 
Amphitheatre Mechanics Institute
Consecrating the Cenotaph
Daylesford Cenotaph Les Pitt
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Daylesford and District Historical Society
H.M.A.S. Pirie
¹H.M.A.S. Pirie was one of fifty six Australian Minesweepers (commonly known as corvettes) built during World War 2 in Australian shipyards as part of the Commonwealth
Author:
RSL (Port Pirie Sub Branch) Inc.
Paddy Bugden VC
This memorial is in honour of Patrick "Paddy" Bugden VC, who came from this district.
Author:
41st Battalion Association
Bugden Bridge
Named in honour of Patrick "Paddy" Bugden VC.
Author:
41st Battalion Association
Albert Park in honour of a RAAF pilot
Name in honour of Albert John Cockerill DSO, who was a native of Casino, NSW.
Author:
41st Battalion Association
Neighbours in life, linked after death
A brief overview of the Jarrahmond Avenue of Honour is provided on one of the information panels adjacent to the Memorial tablets, at the start of the Avenue.
Author: 
Henry Moulds
Newtown Superior Public School Honour Roll WW1
Granite and sandstone obelisk with carvings and globe mounted on top. Names are engraved and highlighted in gold.
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Author:
Paul Fisher
Grand United Order of Oddfellows Monument
Square structure with four columns, mounted on steps, complete with four main plaques.
Author:
Paul Fisher
Carved in stone - incorrectly
The Bega War Memorial Gates form the entrance to a local Sports Ground.
Author:
Henry Moulds
Ballarat Boer War Memorial (1899-1902)
Built (Unveiled): 1st November, 1906.
Opened by: 1st Baron Northcote - Henry Stafford Northcote (GCMG, GCIE, CB, PC), 3rd Governor General of Australia.
Author:
Daniel Bishop
Heritage Reawakened
The original Tambo Upper Avenue of Honour comprised of six flowering gums that were planted in the 1920s, in memory of six soldiers from Tambo Upper who lost their lives in the
Author:
Henry Moulds
An avenue preserved in art
Like those from almost every other community in Australia in 1914, men and women from Lakes Entrance, Victoria answered the call to arms in the name of ‘King and Empire’.
Author:
Henry Moulds
The Tragic Loss of Brave Women
In early February 1942 the Imperial Japanese forces were set to complete their conquest of Malaya with the capture of the British bastion of Singapore.
Author:
Henry Moulds
41st Battalion 1st AIF Honour Roll Reproduction
A reproduction of the original Honour Roll, housed in the Shrine of Remembrance Crypt, beneath Anzac Square, Brisbane. This was in honour of the centennial of WW1.
Author:
41st Battalion Association