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ANZAC Day commemorations across region
Commemorating Anzac Day 2023
Honouring local legend at Lavington Sports Ground
Finals win in final 30 seconds
Anzac Day 2023 at Australian War Memorial
Freedom of entry to Perth a first for regiment
Recognising our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander service men and women
City of Perth grants historic Freedom of Entry
Veterans’ exhibition arrives at JCU
Signaller discovers her inner runner
Soldiers prepare to deliver combat training
Air Force reservist turns crime whistleblower
Support for reservist nurse recognised
Hospital wins national reserves support award
Cpl upholds family’s Gallipoli tradition
Library’s History Calendar celebrates 20 years
Second man charged over crash, public place shooting in Lidcombe
NSW police seek information as investigations continue into public place shooting
Identifying our fallen and overseas Anzac services
Brisbane bases and industry in spotlight
6th Battalion prove victorious in skills competition
Fighter in and out of ring
Queen transcended politics
Proud day for signal regiment
Engineers bridging gaps
Mutual appreciation by young and old on Long Tan Day
Opening of Winchelsea war memorial cairns
Action and crowds aplenty at open day
HMAS Anzac returns home
Fijian infantrymen set standard
‘giant’ sees fit to move
Troops take to sky
French battlefield revered soil gets biosecurity nod
Council preparing to replace historic Lone Pine
Diggers treated to Fijian feed
50 years of service and still going strong
7 June 2022, Cr Geoff Lovett- Maryborough District Advertiser
Bridging cultural gaps focus of sailor’s work
Pushing back against Parkinsonia
Remembering Galloping Jack at Gallipoli
Pacific mateship on show in Anzac Day parade
How defence scientists gave voice to ‘silent Anzac’
Medals taken to battlefield in family tribute
Australians gather around world to commemorate Anzac day
On Anzac Day, we remember
Heading home to Murgon for Anzac Day
Anzac Day services in Horsham and Natimuk
Anzac Day services in Horsham