The picture with 132 stories
IT IS a picture from the Gallipoli campaign with so much detail, but which leaves so many unanswered questions.
Anzac Centenary
Hundreds sleep out for Anzac eve
Hundreds of people have flocked into the Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary to enjoy a night under the stars for the Symbolic Sleep Out on ANZAC eve.
‘Anzacs would have braved it’
THEY promised an authentic Anzac experience under the stars, but the campsite has been moved indoors and expensive merchandised swags ‘cannot be erected due to OH & S’.
What you need to know for tomorrow
WONDERING where to head to watch the Dawn Service? Here’s the ultimate guide for every state in the country.
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SA footy champ’s war time legacy lives on in family line
HE WAS an SANFL champion but his promising sporting career was cut short when left for a world a far cry from the battlefield of the football field.
‘He found his sister in a brothel’
WAS an encounter with the “white slave trade” behind Australia’s first WW1 battle? Not on the shore of Gallipoli, but in the backstreets of Cairo.
PTSD diagnosis only after 25 years
VIETNAM veteran Barry Musch thought the headaches were bad enough after he returned home from war. He then began experiencing flashbacks and realised he had post-traumatic stress disorder.
Anzac centenary boon for collectors
ANTIQUE stores across the southside are reporting huge interest in Anzac memorabilia ahead of this month’s 100th anniversary of Gallipoli.
Booklet honours fallen soldiers
THE stories of seven soldiers buried at Balmoral Cemetery have been commemorated in a special booklet for Anzac Day.
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
WOULD you be leading from the front or diving for cover? Personality test shows what role you’d have played — and who you’re most like.
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.
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