Modest digger awarded for “shooting biscuit tins”
Gallipoli signalman Charles Dunderdale Gill always downplayed his service but his 91-year-old daughter is still incredibly proud.
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Kokoda Track duo to honour fallen
FATHER and son team Robert and Daniel Harris will carry with them some precious cargo when they tackle the Kokoda Track next month.
Teens on social media battleground
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Divine start to dawn service
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Call to honour young diggers
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Parents remember their fallen hero
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WWI Digger who defied death
GEOFF Thredgold was reluctant to tell his family what he went through during World War I, but the recent discovery of his wartime letters has given them an insight.
Lest we forget: one man’s quest
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Moment of humanity amid horror
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Brave war widow builds a legacy
WHEN a pregnant Miriam Zariffa lost her husband shortly after he served in East Timor, she did not expect to meet other young mothers who shared her pain.
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