The nurses who exposed a scandal
AT Gallipoli, the War Office provided one 400-bed hospital ship for wounded Anzacs. It was the birth of a scandal which embarrassed the British military authorities.
Anzac Centenary
Anzac Day Tweets won’t be forgotten
AUSTRALIANS can add their voices to history on the 100th anniversary of the Gallipoli landings with #AnzacDay tweets.
Tight-knit community’s fight for freedom
THE small tight-knit community of Clarendon lost six of its sons in World War I. Among the dead were two sets of brothers. They were among 37 men who enlisted from the area.
Who’s not going to Gallipoli, and why
CHANNELS Seven and Nine are sending some of their big names to Gallipoli for the Anzac centenary commemorations. But others have been left at home. Here’s why.
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It was like a whole city wiped out
IMAGINE every resident of your town either killed or injured by gun or shell fire in less than a year. That is effectively what happened in one small place.
This is who you’d be in the war
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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.
Teens on social media battles
COULD today’s social media teens handle the reality faced by youngsters who went to war a century ago?
Emily to honour relatives’ memory
A GOLD Coast high school student will honour the memory of fallen relatives during a trip to Europe next month for the 100-year Anzac anniversary.
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
COULD the social media teens of 2015 handle the horrific reality faced by youngsters who went off to war a century ago? Today they can find out.
Take a journey through time with Alice
INTERACTIVE: At the age of 27 Alice was cleaning up the mess left by the bloody battles on the Gallipoli peninsula. Join us as we explore her life in real time.
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