The Gallipoli Sniper
Despite not being “of substantial European heritage” William Edward Sing, whose father was Chinese, was accepted into the 5th Australian Light Horse Regiment on the 26th of Octo
Newspaper article - Unveiling of Memorial Gates
The unveiling of the roll of honour and memorial gates, erected at the entrance to Grahame Park*, Carrington, took place on Saturday afternoon, in the presence of a large concou
Terrigal Wamberal RSL Sub Branch
The Terrigal Foreshore War Memorial consists of two War Memorials: The Erina District (Armistice) War Memorial and The Terrigal War Memorial.
Seaham Knitting Circle Memorial
The Seaham Knitting Circle Memorial is perhaps one of the few memorials in Australia that was established and dedicated to the memory of WWI soldiers, entirely by the women of t
Emerald SHS Commemorative Memorial
Our school has a strong history of commemorating Anzac Day and 10 years earlier unveiled a plaque on a rock placed near the flag poles, but the students were largely unawar
Australian Air Force Cadets
The monument commemorates members of the Parish who served in World War Two.
Cowra Breakout
By August 1944 there were 2,223 Japanese prisoners of war in Australia, including 544 merchant seamen. Of these 1,104 were housed in Camp B of No.
Changi Chapel
The name Changi is synonymous with the suffering of Australian prisoners of the Japanese during the Second World War.
Rawdon Hume Middleton VC
402745 Pilot Officer Rawdon Hume Middleton RAAF
Attached to 149 Squadron RAF
Night of 28th-29th November 1942, in raid on Turin, Italy
Death at Sea on the Voyage Home
SS Drayton Grange, a British merchant vessel, was chartered to carry 1,500 troops to Australia at the end of the Boer War.
Sergeant Lewis McGee VC
Lewis McGee was born in Ross, Tasmania in 1888.
Macleod Avenue of Honour
On Monday 23 April 1990, some 250 people attended the unveiling of a memorial and the dedication of the Avenue of Honour in the Mont Park Grounds, near Cherry Street, Macle
Tower of Rememberance
Just, a few more, steps, to go, almost, there! Wow, just look at the amazing views!
The Launceston South African War Memorial
The Renaissance style memorial is composed of Ross (Tasmania) freestone and marble with a coping band around the base of Malmsbury (Victoria) bluestone.
Arthurs Creek 1914-1918 Honour Roll
If you have driven past “The Hall” at Arthurs Creek recently, you will probably have noticed a large rock and a new flagpole located by the front gate.
Hurstbridge Memorial Park and Hurstbridge Avenue of Honour
Hurstbridge Memorial Park and the Hurstbridge Avenue of Honour stand as memorials to local soldiers who served in WW1 and the spirit of the local community. Read more at
World War II Aircraft Tragedy
On 5th March 1945, a Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) Lockheed 'Hudson' aircraft crashed into the sea whilst attempting to land.
War Memorial seats
Two memorial seats facing the Coral Sea on Vasey Esplanade in Trinity Beach, have First World War significance.
Stratford Cenotaph
A simple memorial is set in a small park next to the railway line and Bowls Club.
Munro Martin PArk
Military cadets and the Kennedy Regiment used the park, then known as Norman Park, as a drill area in the lead up to and during, the First World War.
Memorial Gardens
The Memorial Gardens were created to acknowledge the valuable contribution made to our community by volunteers, emergency service workers and military service personnel.
Memorial Flame Artwork
The Memorial Flame artwork is at the end of the Memorial Gardens.
M & Z Special Commando Units Memorial
A memorial in memory of the "Heroes" of M & Z Special Commando Units who trained on this site and the gallant ship "Krait" in World War II.
Gordonvale Cenotaph and Memorial Park
The Gordonvale cenotaph was relocated to its present position in the late 1960s from the intersection of Cannon and Norman Streets and is actively used on commemoration days.