The War Correspondents Memorial - Honouring the memory of Australian War Correspondents
The War Correspondents Memorial is a place for solemn reflection and contemplation of the sacrifices made by those who brought back the stories of conflicts around the globe, in
They Died That Others May Live
Stories of sacrifice abound in the annals of Australians at war. The enemy though, is not always a human enemy. Sometimes it is nature that must be conquered.
Author: 
Henry C Moulds
George Perry LeDan
George Perry LeDan was born in North Adelaide, South Australia on the 22nd May 1891 to Peter Perry and Aphrah Sarah LeDan (nee Petit).
Author: 
RSL (Port Pirie Sub Branch) Inc.
Gallantry in a rubber plantation
Seven names are listed on the Tamworth Vietnam War Memorial, local men who paid the highest price for their service.
Author:
Henry C Moulds
The Youngest Recipient
Every name, on every memorial, has a story behind it. Some are stories of ‘ordinary’ people who did extraordinary things.
Author:
Henry C Moulds
Corporal Arthur Percy Sullivan V.C.
Arthur Percy Sullivan was born in Crystal Brook, South Australia, on the 27th November 1896. His parents were storekeepers Arthur and Eliza Sullivan (nee Dobbs).
Author:
RSL (Port Pirie Sub Branch) Inc.
Hall officially opened
12 November 1930
Author: 
Kerrie Gambley
Official opening
Saturday 11 October 1930
OLD BONALBO
(From our Correspondent.)
Author:
Kerrie Gambley
War Memorial Plinth 2020
The war memorial was constructed in 1922 to remember the 24 former students who died as a result of their service during World War 1.
Author: 
Perth Modernian Society Museum Association Incorporated
Melbourne Korean War Memorial opens in Maribyrnong
Melbourne’s Korean War Memorial was formally unveiled last week. Korean and Australian war veterans attended.
Author:
Jo Kuys
Glebe Public School World War One Memorial
The Glebe Public School World War I Memorial is located on the Derwent Street side of the school.
Author: 
Rod Holtham
Splendor Rock (bushwalkers war memorial in Blue Mountains)
Nearly 200 bushwalkers from Clubs of the NSW Federation of Bushwalking Clubs (now Bushwalking NSW - BNSW) served in WWII. Campaigns included Bomber Command to North Africa
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Bushwalking NSW
God Save the King
Friday 19th March 1915
Author:
RSL (Port Pirie Sub Branch) Inc.
Glebe War Memorial description
The Glebe War Memorial is designed in the form of a shrine.
Author:
Paul Fisher
Captain Dorothy Jean Goode
Dorothy Jean Goode was born in Port Pirie on the 22nd September 1911 to Samuel Mortimer James and Mary Jean Bishe Goode (nee Lindsay).
Author:
RSL (Port Pirie Sub Branch) Inc.
The Australian Women's Land Army
The Australian Women's Land Army (AWLA) was formed in 1942 in response to the acute shortage of rural workers.
Author:
RSL (Port Pirie Sub Branch) Inc.
The Naval Auxiliary Patrol in Port Pirie
On the 23rd February 1942 at the Pirie Yacht Club, enthusiasts between the ages of 16 and 60 who were not otherwise eligible for military service formed ‘Pirie Command’ of the N
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RSL (Port Pirie Sub Branch) Inc.
Albert Alfred Davies
Albert Alfred (Bert) Davies was born in Morphett Vale, South Australia, on the 14th April 1885 to Alfred Herbert and Sophia Davies (nee Smith).
Author:
RSL (Port Pirie Sub Branch) Inc.
Newcastle & District Firemen Honour Roll
R Foster and L West were decorated with the Distinguished Conduct Medal for Gallantry.
Author: 
NSW Fire Brigades - Contributor Ian Grimwood AFSM
Padua College Vietnam Veterans' Memorial Key Information
To coincide with the 50th anniversary of the battle of Long Tan, Padua College announced a plaque acknowledging all Old Boys who served in the Vietnam war.
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Padua College, Kedron, Brisbane,
Maleny Soldiers' Memorial Hospital
The original Maleny Hospital was across the road in Bean Street Maleny where the ambulance station now stands.
Author:
RSL Maleny Sub Branch
RSL Maleny Memorial Hall History
The RSSAILA MALENY purchased the building (no77) the Gymnasium/Picture Theatre from Maryborough depot in 1946 for a cost of 2000 pounds.
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RSL Maleny Sub Branch
RSL Maleny Memorial Hall History
The entrance to Maleny is quietly guarded by the RSL Hall, a building that looks as if it has always overlooked the town.
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RSL Maleny Sub Branch
Post-World War II veterans remembered and honoured by the communities of Kearsley and Abernethy
Two veterans from the villages of Kearsley and Abernethy who served in the Australian Defence Force following World War II were today honoured at the Kearsley Community Remembra
Author: 
Jordan Fallon