Honour Roll Recipients
M. Roberts: no information
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).
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.

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.
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.
Australian Army Veterinary Corps
The monument commemorates those who served with the Australian Army Veterinary Corps in conflicts in which Australia has been involved.
Our Forgotten Winged-Allies
The plaque commemorates the pigeons that saved many soldiers lives in World War One and World War Two.
Indigenous Light Horsemen
The monument commemorates Indigenous Light Horsemen who have served in the various conflicts in which Australia has been involved.

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.

BADEN-POWELL AVENUE
Avenues of Honour became popular after WW1 but their Australian origins lie in the Boer War.

Roy Richard NOUD, 54th Infantry Battalion, AIF
Roy Richard Noud was born in December 1894, in Randwick, New South Wales, Australia, to William James Amos Noud (1871-1947), a horse trainer and Ursula Clift Noud (1866-1898).
Heroes, Larrikins and Visionaries of Broken Hill Walk
Sebastian Hotel Honour Rolls Moved

Forgotten Kearsley veteran honoured on Anzac Day
More than 90 years after vanishing without a trace, a veteran was publicly honoured for the first time by his hometown of Kearsley on Anzac Day 2024.

The National Defence Chaplains' Memorial Grove
Finished just ahead of ANZAC Day 2024, The National Defence Chaplains’ Memorial Grove
Twin Cedars War Memorial
It is made of sandstone by local stone mason Wayne Osbourne.
Lancaster ME685 EM-C 207 Squadron RAF Spilsby
Lancaster ME685 EM-C from 207 Squadron RAF Spilsby was commanded by Warrant Officer J R “Ray” Senior age 23.

Australian Peace Memorial
The Peace Memorial is the first of its type in Australia, being the first time colour stone etching has been used in the creation of such a memorial.
Alfred Richard Hintz
Alfred was born in Adelong, New South Wales in 1884. He was one of twelve children to William Frederick and Eliza (née Gallear) Hintz.

Arthur Cyril Ahrens
Arthur Cyril Ahrens was born in 1890 in Corryong, Victoria. At the time his father, Ferdinand Francis was 54 and his mother Katherine (nee Denny) was 35.

Leonard Clarence Scammell
“We have been shifted from Salisbury Plain and are stationed dow at Fort Wallington, a fortress down at the south coast of England, 5 miles from Portsmouth.

William Henry Goldspink
William Goldspink was born on the 17th of June 1880 in Tumbarumba, NSW.
Allan Henry Ellis Courtney
Allan was born on the 20th of August, 1891, at Mitta Mitta, near Eskdale, Victoria. He was the eldest of eight children to John Henry and Mary (née Ellis) Courtney.
William Williams
William Henry Williams was supposedly born in Corryong, Victoria sometime before 1900. He was one of five children of William and Martha Williams.