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Turkey faces wildfires amid fears for Anzac war graves

A wildfire raging on the Gallipoli Peninsula has raised Australian fears it could damage "sacred" Anzac graves, while Turkey says the blaze is under control.

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Turkey battles blaze amid fears for Anzac war graves

A wildfire raging on the Gallipoli Peninsula has raised Australian fears it could damage "sacred" Anzac graves, while Turkey says the blaze is under control.

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Lost luggage hampers New Zealand Anzac commemorations

New Zealand defence force personnel will commemorate Anzac Day on the Gallipoli peninsula without band instruments after losing their luggage in transit.

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Hundreds gather in Turkey to remember WWI dead on Anzac Day

Hundreds of people have gathered near the former World War I battlefields in Turkey to pay homage to soldiers from Australia and New Zealand who died in a disastrous campaign 108 years ago

The Independent UK

ANZAC Soccer Ashes trophy rediscovered in suburban garage after almost 70 years

A rare trophy, which holds the ashes of two cigars inside a razor case that travelled to Gallipoli, was last seen in 1954. Now, the century-old relic has been found.

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Australians mark 108 years since Gallipoli with Anzac Day dawn services and marches across the country

Australians have marked Anzac Day across the country, with dawn services and parades also held in Papua New Guinea and Gallipoli to honour those who served.

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Albany, 'home of the Anzacs', was the last place in Australia many saw before being killed in Gallipoli

More than 41,000 troops and horses set sail from Albany, the last Australian place many of the Anzacs saw before they departed for Gallipoli in 1914.

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Message from Cairo: unique audio of original Anzac recorded during first world war speaks across the years

Henry Miller Lanser made the shellac disc recording for his family in a ‘talking-machine shop’ while undergoing training in Egypt

The Guardian - AU

Medals of Gallipoli seaman who saved comrades after being shot in backside to go on auction

Leading Seaman William Pierce was hit in an assault on enemy lines in the disastrous Gallipoli campaign, but stayed behind in order to cover the retreat of other soliders from the field

Daily Mirror

What is Anzac Day? Australia and New Zealand soldiers commemorated in dawn ceremony

Soldiers who fought in the name of freedom from Australia and New Zealand are commemorated in moving services that see people flock to the dawn gatherings in the two countries and beyond

Daily Mirror

A stain on New Zealand's moral record

Refusing to acknowledge the Armenian genocide has been a long-standing position under successive NZ governments. It's time we stopped enabling denialists, writes Gareth Hughes.

Newsroom.co.nz

Remains of 17 French WWI soldiers buried at Gallipoli

The remains of 17 missing French soldiers who fought in the World War I Battle of Gallipoli have been handed over to French military officials and put to rest alongside other fallen comrades more than a century after their deaths

The Independent UK

Ride to Damascus: 're-loved' Light Horse history earns Novocastrian artist Gallipoli Prize

The artist's oil painting, Along the Ride to Damascus, depicts a sword, scabbard, and "swagger stick" - loaned from a private collection.

Newcastle Herald

Winner of Gallipoli Art Prize announced

A Newcastle artist's painting of a sword used in World War I and an item she mistook for a whip has won the 2022 Gallipoli Art Prize.

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Hidden women of history: 'the Buzzwinker' Ellen Miles, child convict, goldfields pickpocket and vagrant

—Me name’s Miles; Ellen Miles, remarked an old woman at the City Court yesterday. —And you are charged with vagrancy, stated Sergeant Eason. Can you show the Bench that you have means of support? —'How can I support myself when I’m continually in gaol and not a shilling coming into…

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