Tales of danger, hardship and adventure in war
Peter Kennedy is a 90-year-old veteran of the Second World War, still fighting fit and keen to share his life story with younger generations.
View ArticleFunds to help honour war vets
Federal Government grants to help communities honour Australia's war veterans have been awarded to two towns in regional Western Australia.
View ArticleAlliance floats Anzac centenary funding hopes
Albany Centenary of Anzac Alliance chairman Peter Aspinall says he hopes the state budget will make a commitment to Albany's Anzac centenary celebrations.
View ArticleMP up-beat about Albany Anzac Day funding
The local Member for Albany says Federal Government funding towards key features in Albany's bid to be at the forefront of Anzac Day centenary commemorations is encouraging.
View ArticleKojonup father and sons Kokoda pilgrimage
The Kokoda trail in Papua New Guinea is synonymous with the ANZAC spirit
View ArticleAlbany historian reflects on nations first Anzac dawn service
At 6.00am on the 25th of April 1930, the nations first Anzac Day dawn service was held at the Church of St Johns in Albany.
View ArticleDawn service remembers Anzacs
Thousands of locals attended Bunbury's Anzac Day dawn service yesterday to pay tribute to those who fought and died for the country.
View ArticleBarnett urges downsized Anzac Interpretive Centre
The Western Australian Premier says a scaled down version of the Anzac Interpretive Centre, slated for Albany's Mount Adelaide, is the best way to address uncertainty over its future.
View ArticleNo answer on plea for more Anzac centre funds
The Federal Government will not say if it is willing to give the additional funding the National Trust says is needed to get Albany's planned Anzac Interpretive Centre off the ground.
View ArticleRSL positive Anzac interpretive centre to be built
The RSL says it is "extremely confident" Albany's Anzac interpretive centre will be built, despite infighting in the organising committee.
View ArticleCapacity crowd tipped for Anzac Day services
The RSL is urging people attending tomorrow's Anzac Day dawn service in Albany to arrive early because a capacity crowd is expected.
View ArticleFears more country RSL clubs to 'fade away'
An RSL country branch president says many regional branches of the war veterans' organisation will be forced to close in coming years.
View ArticleHopes of big Anzac naval re-enactment sunk
A key part of the biggest Anzac centenary commemorations planned for Australian soil will be smaller than first hoped, with as few as four naval vessels to attend Albany's 2014 events.
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