Grandchester Roll of Honour
The Roll of Honour is made of polished silky oak, measuring 6 ft (1.8 m) x 4 ft 8 in (1.4 m).
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Ian Curtis
Ernest Myers
Ernest Myers was the only man born and raised in Rye to lose his life during a conflict in World War One
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RYE RSL
ANZAC Memorial Park Cooktown
The current archway was erected and dedicated in 2015. This replaced the old one that had been built in the 50s and was starting to crumble
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Jody4895
UWS World War One Memorial
This memorial was used for the 2015 ANZAC Day Dawn Service held at McQuade Park in Windsor.
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Peter R Lister
HAC War Memorial Library
Over 740 HAC men (staff, ex-students and students) served in WWII, at least 46 of them having previously served in WWI.
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Peter R Lister
HA College (HAC) Soldiers Memorial Hall
Hawkesbury Agricultural College (HAC) was established in 1891, primarily to teach and undertake research in agriculture. It was the first of its kind in NSW.
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Peter R Lister
The Mildura RAAF Memorial
The Mildura RSL RAAF Memorial was dedicated on 20 May 2007 in the presence of Air Marshal Geoffrey Shepherd AO, Chief of the Air Force.
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Mildura RSL Sub Branch
Memorial Hall demolished - only bird's nests holding it together
Demolished February 2017
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Faithe Jones
Wollondilly Anglican College ANZAC Memorial Shelter Description
On Monday 18th June 2018 Wollondilly Anglican College students, dignitaries and veterans gathered at a ceremony to witness the official unveiling and dedication of the new Anzac
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Ronald L McIntosh
Avenue of Honour transformed with carvings when trees were removed
The Avenue of Honour was planted on Saturday 7 September 1918.
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Faithe Jones
Expression of face tells of his mental tension
The other day, a Soldier's Memorial was unveiled at Emmaville, a mining town, situated in the north, about 30 miles from Glen Innes.
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Faithe Jones
Expression of sympathy with the Mothers of the Fallen Soldiers
This memorial is a plinth in centre Gatton erected by a Memorial Committee and funded by public subscription at a cost of a little over 500 pounds.
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Faithe Jones
Binding all Australian Prisoners of War together for all time
This memorial to Australian Prisoners of War takes the observer on a journey.
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Faithe Jones
Erected by a private citizen
The 21 metre high Memorial Cross was erected by a private citizen, Mr William Cameron, in the 1930`s to commemorate those who died in World War One and to provide work for the u
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Faithe Jones
Parramatta Boer War Memorial
The memorial, which occupies a prominent position near the site of the observatory obelisk, which marks the position of the first observatory in Australia, is of the Grecian Dor
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Faithe Jones
50th Anniversary of VJ Day
A pair of stained glass windows commemorate the 50th anniversary of VJ Day.
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Faithe Jones
Unequalled bravery
Harry Murray Farmer - Soldier 1880 - 1966
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Faithe Jones
Panels tell the story of the WWII Kokoda Campaign
This memorial was unveiled on the occasion of the 66th Anniversary of the first shots fired by the 39th Australian Infantry Battalion and the Papuan Infantry Battalion against t
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Faithe Jones
Importance of the Australian Digger
Australian soldiers who fought on the South African veldt, the First World War at Gallipoli, the Sinai and Palestine, and on the Western Front in the Second World War in North A
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Faithe Jones
120,000 stars on the domed ceiling
The monument is surrounded by 16 great buttresses, each topped by individual figures of men and women of the Australian Imperial Force, and constructed of New South Wales red gr
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Faithe Jones
64 survived after clinging to debris and life rafts for 34 hours
Australian Hospital Ship Centaur was sunk during World War Two at 4.10 am on 14 May 1943 off Stradbroke Island, Queensland, by a torpedo from the Japanese Nav
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Faithe Jones
VC recipient poised to throw a grenade
A life-size bronze statue commemorates Sergeant Reginald Rattey who was awarded the Victoria Cross during World War Two.
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Faithe Jones
Rays of the rising sun shine directly through the arch each Anzac Day
The memorial sculpture is the work of internationally acclaimed artisans Charlie and Joan Smith.
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Faithe Jones
Sheltering shape and calming water offer respite to visitors
Three concrete stelae (slabs), rising from a shallow moat, form the dramatic centre of the memorial and enclose a space for quiet contemplation.
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Faithe Jones