Daughter’s touching tribute keeps growing
PASSION Flower Hobart owner Amanda Rhodes sets up a tribute in her shop window for Anzac Day every year — and every year it takes up more space.
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A new Anzac pilgrimage site rises
A NEW $100 million museum honouring the nearly 300,000 diggers who fought on the Western Front has been designed to elevate their sacrifice in our memories.
Cushioning memories of Great War
A HOBART artist’s crafty decision to create a cushion to celebrate her grandfather’s contributions in World War 1 as a birthday present has sparked a series of textile tributes.
Brothers fighting for their mates
TASMANIAN brothers Norm and Peter Cairn are part of a small but gutsy band of Vietnam Veterans called the Tunnel Rats.
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Margie Abbott delights crowd in Gallipoli
TONY Abbott has walked among the crowds at Gallipoli, but it’s his wife who impressed particularly when one attendee lost her shoe.
Margie Abbott delights crowd in Gallipoli
TONY Abbott has walked among the crowds at Gallipoli, but it’s his wife who impressed particularly when one attendee lost her shoe.
Anzac Day 2015: Gallipoli Dawn Service
LEST WE FORGET: Gallipoli’s 100 year anniversary memorials are observed at the Dawn Service in Turkey.
Landscape hides horror … at first
IT’S A stunning landscape — until you notice the details and hear the rumours of prisoners being shot as the enemy launch a suicidal defence.
Price paid went beyond call of duty
TASMANIA’S small communities paid a huge price during World War I.
Melburnians unite to honour our heroes
MELBURNIANS gathered in huge numbers despite rain to mark the 100th anniversary of the first landings at Gallipoli. See the best of social media
ANZAC Day 2015
ANZAC Day 2015 on the Gold Coast.
‘Courage, bravery and stupidity’
TODAY, war is about elite soldiers using hi-tech gear to equalise the enemy. So what can today’s soldiers really learn from a century-old battle?
Haunting Gallipoli re-enactment
WATCH: The Gallipoli landing was re-enacted at Tweed Heads before dawn in a haunting display this morning.
Anzacs march on through noise, fires
NIGHTCLUB owners were forced to issue an apology after loud music interrupted Anzac dawn services in Sydney, while fires shocked crowds in Perth.
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