Amazement,relief,gratitude from Peter Garrett at the finding of the Montevideo Maru

Amazement,relief,gratitude from Peter Garrett at the finding of the Montevideo Maru

As the USS Sturgeon chases down a Japanese vessel,it has no idea 1060 manacled prisoners are being kept below deck – some 980 of whom are Australians.

  • byPeter FitzSimons

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Will Dons tag Daicos? Who will handle the heat? The burning questions on Anzac Day
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AFL 2023

Will Dons tag Daicos? Who will handle the heat? The burning questions on Anzac Day

Rightly or wrongly,Essendon and Collingwood own the home and away season’s biggest stage. This year it’s also a heavyweight platform. Who will best handle the heat?

  • byGreg Baum
‘No woe is me’:On Anzac Day,Heppell thankful for his whole footy journey

‘No woe is me’:On Anzac Day,Heppell thankful for his whole footy journey

On the eve of what could be his final Anzac Day match in red and black,former Essendon skipper Dyson Heppell says he wouldn’t change a thing despite his and the club’s challenges over the past 13 seasons.

  • byJake Niall
Relatives retrace ghosts of Sandakan death marchers

Relatives retrace ghosts of Sandakan death marchers

A group of Australian relatives of those killed in Borneo have gathered for Anzac Day to remember lost family members.

  • byTim Barlass
How honouring the fallen pushes players above and beyond call of duty
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NRL 2023

How honouring the fallen pushes players above and beyond call of duty

To force your body to perform an action that your mind may be against requires a sense of something greater than individual gain,be it faith in comrades or love of club and country.

  • byRoy Masters
The song about a teen soldier,still striking a chord after 40 years

The song about a teen soldier,still striking a chord after 40 years

Released in 1983,I Was Only 19 is one of this country’s most significant songs about war,and it’s about to get a whole new audience - again.

  • byKerrie O'Brien
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The secret outback base where the US hid one of its top weapons

The secret outback base where the US hid one of its top weapons

Despite playing host to 3500 US airmen and hiding a device used in the bombing of Hiroshima,Charleville barely registers a blip on Australia’s wartime radar.

  • byCatherine Best
From the Archives,1963:24,500 in Anzac Day march

From the Archives,1963:24,500 in Anzac Day march

Sixty years ago,thousands braved the rain to watch as ex-Servicemen and women from the Boer War,two world wars,Korea and Malaya marched through Sydney.

  • byStaff reporter
As it happened:Demons prevail over Tigers with huge last quarter in thrilling Anzac Day eve clash

As it happened:Demons prevail over Tigers with huge last quarter in thrilling Anzac Day eve clash

Join reporter Marnie Vinall for live updates on all the action from this Anzac Day eve blockbuster at the MCG tonight.

  • byMarnie Vinall
The Anzac legend belongs to all of us,not just white Australia
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Opinion

The Anzac legend belongs to all of us,not just white Australia

The story of Australia’s Chinese Anzacs shows how wrong it is that Chinese-Australians are being targeted over geopolitical tensions today.

  • byJason Yat-sen Li
Four formative years:How Bert Biggs’ WWII heroics earned him a legion of French admirers

Four formative years:How Bert Biggs’ WWII heroics earned him a legion of French admirers

In 1942 Bert Biggs was a teenager making gas masks at the Maribyrnong munitions factory when he decided to follow his brother into war. Now approaching his 100th birthday,he has learned to appreciate the poignancy of Anzac Day.

  • byLachlan Abbott