The year the Anzacs came: the little-known story one English village still tells its children

The year the Anzacs came: the little-known story one English village still tells its children

Leighterton still relied on horse-drawn carts when a few hundred young Australians arrived in 1918, weaving their way through the skies above and into the hearts of villagers below.

The unusual Anzac Day tribute ringing out from an Australian university

In the heart of one of Australia's great learning institutions, another unusual memorial will honour the oc...

Postmaster honours diggers with touching Anzac Day display

A display in a NSW post office commemorating the diggers is being celebrated for keeping the Anzac spirit alive.

Will the spirit of Anzac shine on young Ballarat side against Lakers?

Discover the emotional Anzac Day netball game between Lake Wendouree and young Ballarat side, as both teams honour fallen heroes and strive for victory.

110 years of Anzac spirit

WHYALLA - As the sun rises in Whyalla on April 25, the community will once again gather to honour those […] Subscribe or Login to see the rest of the content. Username Password Remember Me     Forgot Password The post 110 years of Anzac spirit appeared first on The Transcontinental.

Remembering still: 110 year anniversary of ANZAC commemoration - Alpine Observer

By JOHN TAYLOR OAM, Myrtleford and District Historical SocietyTHE 110th anniversary is a reminder once more of the 25 April landing on the Gallipoli Peninsula and the subsequent conflict which would continue for over eight months in 1915. Thirty Myrtleford and district soldiers are recorded as having participated in this campaign.At the end of World War 1 the total number of locals involved from 1914-18 was 142. Their enlistment is recorded on t…