The Old RSL Hall by E.C. Hunter
I think this memorial is important because it teaches people about town kids with families who go to the war, and about people who go to the war from a town.
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Coorow Primary School
RSL Coorow Memorial
I think this memorial is important because it helps children's education by providing a place to learn!
by Brayden Coughlan Year 3
Author:
Coorow Primary School
Remember Them
I think this memorial is important because animals might live here. It also makes us think about people who have died in the war.
Author:
Coorow Primary School
Our Memorial on Yued Land
I think this memorial is important because it is old and rough. it was nice to clean it up. It made me happy .
Ceairra Morrison Year 3
Author:
Coorow Primary School
Coorow
I think this memorial is important because it used to be a school and it helps us remember the people who fought in the war.
Joel Meyer - Year 2
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Coorow Primary School
Lest We Forget
I think this hall is important because it used to be a school as well as place to think about those who went to war.
Rory Cullen - Year 1
Author:
Coorow Primary School
Coorow
I think this memorial is important because it teaches people about those who died and fought in war.
Thomas Ryan - Year 2
Author:
Coorow Primary School
Remember the War
I think this memorial is important because people went here for kindy, and it's about people who went to the war.
Ava Parnham -Year 2
Author:
Coorow Primary School
Coorow RSL Memorial Hall
I think this memorial is important because it has also been a PrePrimary school for ten years.
Annabel Bronickis - Year 2
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Coorow Primary School
Elliott Heads Submarine Lookout ANZAC Day Memorial
Elliott Heads was an important lookout during World War II.
Author: 
Bundaberg Regional Council
Bargara War Memorial
The Bargara War Memorial is sited in an iconic and popular spot on the foreshore in the heart of Bargara.
Author:
Bundaberg Regional Council
Bundaberg Rats of Tobruk Memorial
The Bundaberg Rats of Tobruk Committee approached Bundaberg City Council in 1998 with regard to setting aside a portion of land for a memorial.
Author:
Bundaberg Regional Council
Bundaberg Aerodrome Neptune Propeller Memorial
The Bundaberg RAAF Association first suggested siting a propeller memorial at the airport to commemorate its service as the Bundaberg RAAF Station from 1941-1946.
Author:
Bundaberg Regional Council
A Local Diamond Creek Boy
Friday, 24 April, 2015 was a beautiful sunny day, the wind a little chilly, but the view from the paddock of
Author: 
Yarra Plenty Regional Library
Christmas Hills Cenotaph
The Christmas Hills cenotaph was unveiled on 10 Dec 1921 by Captain Stanley Melbourne Bruce.
Author:
Yarra Plenty Regional Library
Private John Valentine Wilson
19 October 1914, Port Melbourne Pier.
Author:
Yarra Plenty Regional Library
Lions Remembrance Park, Bundaberg
Lions Remembrance Park (previously known as Boot Park) was officially opened and renamed on 27 October 1999. The Park features the following memorials:
Author:
Bundaberg Regional Council
Ex-Students of Dubbo High School
A number of ex-students of Dubbo High School have their names on the WWII list on the war memorial at the Dubbo Memorial Rose Garden in Victoria Park, Dubbo.
Author:
Patrick Bourke
Men who didn't come home
* Alexander William Stinson was in the 1st Australian Light Horse Regiment. He was wounded in the chest at Gallipoli on 18th May 1915.
Author:
Patrick Bourke
Alexandra Park War Memorial
This memorial was originally situated in Alexandra Park to allow for commemorative services to be held in the spacious grounds, rather than the confined area around the Bundaber
Author:
Bundaberg Regional Council
Mount Gambier ANA Memorial - a reminder of the past
The Australian Natives' Association (ANA) began as a ‘friendly’ or mutual society founded in Victoria in 1871 as the Victorian Natives' Association.
Author: 
Henry C Moulds
Bundaberg Civic Centre Citizen's Memorial Portico
A memorial entrance on the west side of the building was funded by a Citizens Committee set up after World War II.
Author:
Bundaberg Regional Council
Hudson crash a national disaster
Ten people, including three Commonwealth Ministers and the Chief of the General Staff, were killed on 13 August 1940, when their RAAF Lockheed Hudson crashed while preparing to
Author: 
AJR
The Symbolism of the Memorial
At the time of the unveiling of the memorial in 1922, an explanation was provided of the symbolism of the memorial.
Author:
Henry C Moulds