Max Caldwell,who turned 100 on Sunday,is one of only two surviving soldiers from the 2/14th Battalion.
Geoff Freeman and Graeme Bales have been playing for the same baseball team since 1968.
The car enthusiast didn’t like cemeteries or the idea of cremation,so he was slipped into the Southern Ocean off Portland.
Bendigo’s Easter parade doubles as a reunion for the Lougoon family,who are descended from a 19th century Chinese immigrant.
Father-daughter team Jim and Anna McCauley have spent days crafting a three-metre-high entry into the Australian Sand Sculpting Championships.
Gold fever has returned to a Victorian goldfields town,but this time in the name of love for a breed that continues to win hearts.
Paul Bennet and his 19-year-old son,Jett,will perform aerobatics together at the Avalon Airshow this week.
A veterans’ march,but not as we know it,was held among Sunday joggers along Melbourne’s Tan.
Volunteers who care for a 120-year-old ship and a replica of the Enterprize say they have nowhere to go after being told to move out.
The Quiet Man pub will close its doors for the last time on Monday,St Patrick’s Day,but a new Irish pub is being planned for the site.