Dr John Miller will be a guest of honour at the Shrine of Remembrance on Monday. He attended the inauguration of the Shrine on November 11,1934.
In early 1917,as the Allies prepared to take Bullecourt on the Western Front,Jacka was sent into No-Man’s Land.
Albert Jacka was Australia’s first Victoria Cross recipient for his actions in Gallipoli when Turkish troops launched an attack on troops dug in at Courtney’s Post.
As The Age celebrates 170 years,we look back on some of the most notable major events featuring on our front pages over the decades.
Good neighbours are a treasure,as a group of countrymen proved to my grandfather in his time of need after World War I.
Maybe it’s time to quit jibing in clubland.
A new graphic narrative tells little-known yarns about the Shrine of Remembrance.
Our commemorations for the dead take us inevitably into the extraordinary and unknowable.
At the site where an Allied landing was beaten back by Ottoman troops in 1915,the flames reached Canterbury Cemetery,where 22 soldiers from New Zealand are interred.
Frontline nurse Alice Ross-King’s World War I diaries tell of a great love - and a dreadful tragedy.
Cecil Healy died the day after the battle of the Somme was won. More than a century later,his legacy for bravery and sportsmanship live on in Australia and France.