From Gallipoli to East Timor: Carrying the Memory Forward
When I was a kid, Remembrance Day carried a kind of mystique. I remember buying poppies at school and looking
Families of WWI soldiers will be reunited with century-old letters discovered on WA beach
Two World War I soldiers' letters that were found in a bottle washed up on a remote WA beach will
Vietnam Veterans’ Day: Reflections on Service and Sacrifice
Vietnam Veterans’ Day is held annually on the 18th of August to recognise and show gratitude to the veterans of
Navigating History: Inside the Legendary Battle of the Coral Sea
The first week in May marks the anniversary of what many consider a turning point in the Allied involvement in
Honouring The Last Post on Anzac Day
As we approach Anzac Day once again, the familiar sights of hot cross buns, commemorative pins, and poppies fill the
Finding Strength in Faith: The Irish ANZACs and St. Patrick’s Legacy
The Irish diaspora is renowned for its widespread influence, with St. Patrick's Day standing as a testament to its global
Celebrating women in service for International Women’s Day
The stories of women in the ADF are rich and varied and many of their experiences paved the way for
Recognising war’s greatest companions
Animals have played a pivotal role throughout the course of history when it comes to war time efforts, not the
