War heroes not restricted to battlefield
CALEB McClure says it is important we never forget the sacrifices our war heroes made – both in the trenches in and the makeshift hospitals.
Anzac Centenary
Anzac legacy remembered in birth of baby boy
ANZAC Day will be a time of mixed emotions for Tony Ollivier who will remember his grandfather while celebrating the recent birth of his grandson.
Logan City’s men of steel
A THREE-dimensional piece of art at Greenbank RSL will ensure the bravery of soldiers past and present will never be forgotten.
Diary of a Gallipoli journey
A BRISBANE primary school pupil has shared his great-great uncle’s Gallipoli war diary with his class mates as they learn about the Anzac’s history.
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Aussies graffiti ancient relic
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Japanese Kokoda myth exploded
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What our first WWI reporter saw
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Light Horse makes history for light show
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Baptism of fire a rebirth for walking wounded
SOLDIERS with post-traumatic stress disorder are finding brotherhood and healing through the rigours of the Kokoda Track.
Gallipoli history revealed
HISTORICAL records have gone on display at the Hobart LINC to mark the beginning of the centenary of World War I.
Aussies ditch Anzac ballot tickets
HUNDREDS of national ballot winners who had been set to attend next year’s 100th anniversary of Gallipoli have turned in their tickets due to the high costs.
They want to defy us? Flog them
CANED or left to the cannibals: this is what happened to enemy troublemakers in a little-known war to our north. Warning: Politically incorrect.
Lost secrets of Gallipoli uncovered
ONE of the biggest archeological projects ever undertaken has begun in Gallipoli and has already uncovered some of the lost secrets of the Anzacs.
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