Anzac Park, Balranald
The Balranald War Memorial lies within Anzac Park, along with the Balranald Memorial Rose Garden, a Lone Pine Tree Memorial and plaques to commemorate those who served
A special tribute to the Merchant Navy in times of war
The King St, “Avenue of Honour” is a living memorial to the service and sacrifice of Merchant Navy in two world wars. It is comprised of native trees and shrubs plan
Berwick Lodge Primary School Memorial Garden
Berwick Lodge Primary School’s Memorial Garden was officially opened on Friday 11th November 2016 by Judith Graley MP who was acting on behalf of the Honourable John Eren,
A short history of the Ulverstone Cenotaph
The Shrine is a clocktower built by immigrants in 1953 which represents the three military services.
Nowra Soldiers Memorial
The Nowra Soldiers Memorial commemorates those who have served in a number of those conflicts in which Australia has been involved.
Westonia War Memorial
The Westonia War Memorial is housed in a room inside the historic Old Miners Hall (Miners and Mechanics Institute) which was built in 1914 & fully restor
Kyneton cenotaph
The Kyneton Cenotaph was unveiled on Tuesday, 1st March 1927 by Lieut-Col the Right Hon. Arthur Herbert Tennyson Baron Somers, K.G.M.G., D.S.O, M.M., Governor of Victoria.
South Kolan State School War Memorial (formerly Kalbar State School War Memorial)
The Bundaberg Mail of 21 June 1920 states the Kalbar School Memorial had been erected after being designed and executed by Bundaberg monumental mason Mr E.N. Downes.
The Australian Ex-Prisoners of War Memorial
The Australian Ex-Prisoners of War Memorial-The First Military Memorial of National Significance
Hervey Bay Freedom Park
Hervey Bay Freedom Park was officially opened on 17th July 1921. At that time it was identified as the Cenotaph in the Pialba Railway Square Common.
Horsham Cemetery WW1 Memorial Memorial Information
This Memorial is a tribute and an acknowledgment to those who enlisted or served in the First World War, returned home and in a lot of cases went on to become prominent and well
Bundaberg War Nurses Memorial and Park
The West Bundaberg Progress Association initiated the construction of the memorial when they approached Bundaberg City Council to hand over the land for beautification purposes.
Eric and Allan Cumming
Road has been realigned since the memorial trees were planted but memorial now outside the 'Stonelea' property.
Pottsville Remembers
The Pottsville Beach Cenotaph located at ANZAC Park Pottsville Beach adjacent to the Community Hall on Tweed Coast Road is a sepulchral monument in honour of those whose remains
The story behind the Harvey War Memorial
In 2011, members of the Harvey RSL Sub Branch approached the Shire with an idea to establish a specific War Memorial in Harvey. Council supported the proposal and included
Spanish Civil War Memorial Information
The memorial is a wall of sandstone blocks with red brick courses dedicated to the Australians who fought during the Spanish Civil War.
Kalamunda Stirk Park Memorial Walk
In 2002, G.S. Connell stumbled over the vandalised Honour Walk in Stirk Park, Kalamunda.
The Memorial built by the community in one day
ANZAC Cottage, the first World War I war memorial to be built in Western Australia, is a shining example of how community spirit can enable imaginative projects to succeed. 
World War 1 Honour Board in Trentham Mechanics Institute
A comprehensive Honour Board hangs in the Trentham Mechanics Institute Hall. This was unveiled on Saturday 4th October, 1920. Mr.
Hall sold to RSL for ₤500
1924 – The Cooran Branch of the Returned Soldiers League unanimously endorsed a request by the School of Arts committee to form a new committee to complete the building of a Mem
Trentham cenotaph
At the end of the Second World War, Trentham citizens began a debate about how best to honour their war dead and remember those who had served their country.
2/14 Memorial Yandina
2/14 Battalion Memorial, Yandina.
Record of service Pte E.S.G.Myers No2490
Ernest Samuel Gordon Myers was born in Rye on the 26 / 10 /1890 he attended the Rye State School after leaving the school he worked in the area until he enlisted in the Army on
NSW Government Railway and Tramway Honour Board
8477 employees of the New South Wales Government Railways and Tramways enlisted for service in the Great War.