Look up! RAAF Hornet flyover
A RAAF hornet aircraft has flown over Surfers Paradise and Currumbin in commemoration of the ANZAC centenary this morning.
Anzac Centenary
Anzac Day events across WA
FROM Kings Park to the Abrolhos Islands and Albany to Warracoona, West Australians are preparing for the most historic Anzac Day of a lifetime.
Why our Anzac history lives, a century on
IGNORING the famous phrase “lest we forget”, for decades Aussies did their best to push Gallipoli into the back of our minds. Patrick Carlyon examines what’s changed.
Football’s promise lost on the field of battle
AMID gripping Anzac Day matches, spare a thought for the VFL players at Gallipoli. Collingwood’s Alan Cordner was among them. | Anzac Day games in Superfooty
More Stories
Queenslander who went down in history
OF ALL the Anzac legends, one of the biggest claims to fame belongs to a Queenslander.
War ghosts caught on camera
STUNNING images blend wartime scenes into the tourist landscapes of today. It’s eerie, emotional and unforgettable.
Life on the front line
KEVIN Hawke is so proud of his grandfather’s military career that he wants to tell the world about it.
How war brought us closer to Turkey
A NEW exhibition celebrates the unlikely bonds of friendship, formed at Gallipoli, that brought Australia and Turkey closer together.
Diggers’ stories must be told
A YOUNG soldier killed in battle nearly 100 years ago has reached out through history to touch the heart of a Tasmanian woman.
Photographer searching for Anzac’s family
ANZAC Harry Swindells’ treasured memories were uncovered in a Brisbane op-shop and now the search is on to return them to his family.
Iconic image only tells part of WW1 medics’ fight
THE image of Simpson and his donkey often comes to mind when thinking of the medical field during World War I.
Anzac Day forms critical part of national memory
ANZAC Day has become one of Australia’s most treasured national anniversaries, but its public appeal was considered on the wane not so long ago.
Ordinary bloke with extraordinary stories
THIS Brisbane City Councillor is immensely proud of his late father, who was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross during WWII.
World War I flying aces the stars of exhibition
AMONG thousands of books in the Royal Australian Air Force Association’s collection are a few gems which tell the stories of our World War I flying aces.
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