
Memory keepers
Anzac troops heading into conflict went armed with more than weapons.
Anzac troops heading into conflict went armed with more than weapons.
On 6 August 1914, Australia officially joined the allied forces in WWI.
In the lead up to the centenary of Gallipoli, a national tribute to lifesavers who died serving their country has been unveiled
The largest raid ever mounted on the nation, on 19 February 1942, forced Australia to reconsider its place in the world.
AG reports from Anzac Cove, Turkey, with Conservation Volunteers Australia to help preserve this precious site.
On 5 August 1944, more than 500 Japanese prisoners of war launched a violent breakout in Cowra, NSW.
On 3 September 1939, two days after Hitler invaded Poland, Australia entered World War II.
On 3 October 1952, Britain tested its first atomic weapon off the coast of Western Australia.
In 1942, 130,000 British, Indian and Australian troops surrendered in one of the most stinging defeats of World War II.
Until recently, war service dogs awarded the animal equivalent of the Victoria Cross hardly ever came home.