Malvern War Memorial
On 19 March 1922, 3000 people attended the unveiling of
Author: 
Sean Watt
Cenotaph relocated without Digger statue
The statue was erected as part of the Chinchilla War Memorial, unveiled on 30 January 1919 by the Governor of Queensland, Major Sir Hamilton Goold-Adams, GCMG, CB.
Author: 
Faithe Jones
Large and distinguished attendance
Sir George Le Hunte, Governor of South Australia, performed with due ceremony on the 6th June 1904 the unveiling of an equestrian statue in bronze raised to the memory, of South
Author:
Faithe Jones
Offering a helping hand to his mate
To complement the Avenues of Honour, an appeal was undertaken by the Rose Park Improvement Association in 1919 to enable the construction of a monument, on which will be inscrib
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Faithe Jones
720 men of the Battalion were killed in action and 1,557 were wounded
The 50th Battalion was raised in Egypt in March 1916 as part of the “doubling” of the AIF.
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Faithe Jones
Chipped and broken by shot, they bear the marks of their wartime experience.
5,000 people were present in 1938 when the crosses, set in niches in the Government House wall at the rear of the memorial, were unveiled and the offici
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Faithe Jones
Wooden cross from "Australia's most sacre acre"
This shrine houses the wooden cross erected to mark the common grave in which many of those killed in the 1916 offensive were buried.
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Faithe Jones
Pretty village, named after General Birdwood
This pretty village, named after Gen. Birdwood, was gay with bunting and bristling with excitement in March 1920, when Gen.
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Faithe Jones
Ten gallant men from the Mallala district
Ten gallant men from the Mallala district gave their lives during the war.
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Faithe Jones
Made from handmade bricks from the Bliss Brickworks in Bathurst
The Carillon was constructed in 1933 as a memorial to the men of Bathurst and District who served in World War One.
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Faithe Jones
Only 5 plaques remain today
This Plaque commemorates the Cowangie Avenue of Honour planted 2nd August 1918 by the Cowangie Progress Association as a mark of honour to the men from Cowangie who enlisted for
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Faithe Jones
1500 Pilots pass through the Flying Training School
Memorial to the more than 1500 pilots who passed through the No 5 Service Flying Training School conducted, here at Uranquinty, by the R.A.A.F.
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Faithe Jones
Showered with daisies gathered by “her boys”
In an unmarked grave at Woronora Memorial Park rests a heroine of WWI, registered nurse Alice Cashin, the first Australian to be awarded a Royal Red Cross plus the bar to that m
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Faithe Jones
"Exceptional Gallantry and Devotion to Duty"
LT ALBERT BORELLA, VC, MM, MID
Born in Borung Victoria on 7th August 1881 Died in Albury New South Wales on 7th February 1968
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Faithe Jones
Creation of Knox drinking fountain monument refenced in a book
The creation of this monument is referenced in "Sacred Places: War Memorials in the Australian Landscape" written by Kenneth Stanley Inglis on page 42 (3rd Ed. 2008).
Author: 
Josh McDade
'Spirit of Sacrifice' - National Soldiers Memorial, Adelaide
In 1919, the South Australian government decided that the state needed a memorial to commemorate the Victory of the Great War 1914-1918, the supreme and personal sacri
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Faithe Jones
Tribute to Fortitude and Bravery of the Crew of HMAS Perth
HMAS Perth was built at Portsmouth Naval Dockyard and commissioned into the Royal Navy as HMS Amphion on 15 June 1936.
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Faithe Jones
Captured 12 Guns and 30 Prisoners
ALBERT (ALBY) DAVID LOWERSON VC 1896 - 1945
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Faithe Jones
Debt and gratitude owed to Australian Horses
A bronze plaque in the wall near the gates to the Botanic Gardens was unveiled by lady Chauvel.
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Faithe Jones
Frenchs Forest Bushland Cemetery War Memorial & Columbarium
The War Memorial was officially opened at a Remembrance Day service on Tuesday, 6 November 2018. This included the unveiling of the WW1 soldier statue.
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Simon Graham
Pyramid Hill Avenue of Honour
The avenue was originally planted in 1929 with 20 sugar gum trees, in memory of those who lost their lives in World War I.
The avenue is marked by a stone cairn.
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Faithe Jones
Record-breaking navigator
Taken from the plaques on the memorial:
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yveper
Commemorating Boer War Valour
This memorial commemorates the Valour and Self Sacrifice of those Australian Servicemen who were awarded the Victoria Cross during the war in South Africa (The Boer War).
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Faithe Jones
Regarded with great respect and admiration
This memorial was dedicated as a tribute to the Papuans who assisted the Australian troops on the Kokoda Track from June 1942 to October 1945.
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Faithe Jones