Private William Bernard Nankervis, 23rd Battalion, AIF
William Nankervis was born in 1895, the second son of James and Bessie Nankervis of Long Gully, Victoria.
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Australian War Memorial
Sergeant David John Anderson, 8th Battalion, AIF
David Anderson, known as “Jack”, was born on 30 July 1896 to David and Jessie Anderson of Bendigo, Victoria.
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Australian War Memorial
Lieutenant William James Spencer, 15th Battalion, AIF
William Spencer was born William James Bottom in 1887 to William and Catherine Bottom of Cooma, New South Wales.
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Australian War Memorial
Corporal Joseph Charles Bottom, 14th Field Artillery Brigade
Joe Bottom was born in 1889 to William and Catherine Bottom of Cooma, New South Wales.
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Australian War Memorial
Corporal Harry Burgan Slee, 50th Battalion, AIF
Harry Slee was born on 13 July 1897 in Yelta, Victoria.
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Australian War Memorial
Flying Officer Kenneth Lovett Ridings, No. 10 Squadron, RAAF
Kenneth Ridings was born on 7 February 1920 in the Adelaide suburb of Unley.
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Australian War Memorial
Private David Glen Guthrie, 10th Battalion, AIF
David Guthrie was born David Matson Glen Guthrie on 21 March 1898, the youngest son of Senator Robert Storrie Guthrie and his wife Janet.
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Australian War Memorial
Lance Sergeant Fred Lindsay Staggs, 2/18th Battalion, 2nd AIF
Fred Staggs was born on 29 April 1892 in Lismore, New South Wales, one of seven boys and three girls born to John and Jemima Staggs.
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Australian War Memorial
Private Thomas Francis Lynch, 32nd Battalion, AIF
Thomas Lynch was born around 1898 in Adelaide.
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Australian War Memorial
Lieutenant William Sydney Duchesne, 1st Battalion, AIF
William Duchesne was born on 28 May 1894 in the Sydney suburb of Waverley, the eldest son of Edwin and Edith Duchesne.
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Australian War Memorial
Lieutenant Arthur Elton Tandy, 1st Australian Tunnelling Company
Arthur Elton Tandy was born on 29 October 1882, the son of William and Eliza Tandy of Maitland, New South Wales.
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Australian War Memorial
Sergeant Donald Kelway Storrie, No. 20 Squadron, RAAF
Donald Storrie and his twin sister Merle were born on 20 January 1920 to Sydney and Myrtle Storrie of Sassafras, Victoria.
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Australian War Memorial
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
FLORENCE SYER UNIT In 1999 Ramsay Health Care recommissioned one of the old pavilion wards as interim accommodation facility for patients waiting for places in
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Peter Ashley Rasey
Keith Payne Unit 1996
KEITH PAYNE UNIT Prior to 1996, psychiatric inpatient services at Greenslopes were housed in one of the old pavilion ward blocks.
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Peter Ashley Rasey
Gallipoli Medical Research Centre
Launched in 2005, Gallipoli Medical Research is proud to be part of Greenslopes Private Hospital’s long tradition of providing health and medical support to veterans and their f
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Peter Ashley Rasey
Link to News Article on the WWII Bunker Museum Greenslopes
Greenslopes Hospital Shelters History with World War II Bunker Museum
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Peter Ashley Rasey
Greenslopes Hospital Memorial Paper
Meanwhile, in Brisbane, the first plans for the base hospital arrived from Melbourne architects, Stephensen and Turner.
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Peter Ashley Rasey
The precincts first Building
THE CHAPEL & RED CROSS FACILITY
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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