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Princess of Wales makes solo appearance to lay wreath for Anzac Day

Hundreds of people watched as Kate commemorated the 1915 Gallipoli landing of Australian and New Zealand troops in the First World War

The Independent UK

Princess of Wales greets young fan in tender moment during Anzac Day commemorations

Kate honoured Commonwealth soldiers as she laid a wreath at the Cenotaph in Whitehall

Evening Standard

Australia and New Zealand gather in Turkey to commemorate WWI battle

Officials and visitors from Australia, New Zealand and Turkey gather in northwest Turkey to commemorate the 111th anniversary of the Battle of Gallipoli

The Independent UK

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The first Anzac Day was marked by women wearing mourning black

Even before the first world war, a high mortality rate from disease, accident and death during infancy meant that Australians were familiar with mourning black.

The Conversation

Gallipoli has 4 lessons for the Strait of Hormuz crisis

The Iran war reminds us small strategic moves can mushroom into expanding military commitments. The United States decided to blockade Iranian ports by controlling access to and from the vital Strait of Hormuz, as a response to Iran’s asserting control over it – which it had long threatened to do…

The Conversation

Not content with making three WW1 first-person shooters already, the creators of Verdun and Isonzo are now making a Gallipoli FPS

BlackMill Games' latest will hit PC next year.

PC Gamer

Cherry blossoms and eucalypts: this Japanese war cemetery remembers fallen Australians

After the Great War, Australians made pilgrimages to distant battlefields of Gallipoli and northern France. They paid their respects to the fallen soldiers who shaped our national identity.

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A law change will expand who we remember on Anzac Day – the New Zealand Wars should be included too

Anzac Day has come and gone again. But – lest we forget – war and its consequences are not confined to single days in the calendar. Nor do we only remember those who fought at Gallipoli more than a century ago.

The Conversation

King pays special tribute to Australian and New Zealand forces on Anzac Day

The Princess Royal will attend a dawn service for the Australian and New Zealand troops who fell in Gallipoli in north-west Turkey in 1915.

Evening Standard

Aussies mark Anzac memory of diggers young and old

Tens of thousands of Australians have turned out pay respects to veterans, despite some dawn services being marred by hecklers and interjections.

AAP

While secularism is growing in Australia, Anzac commemorations remain fervently Christian

There is no doubt many soldiers took solace in their predominant Christian faiths amid the horrors of Gallipoli – but times change as do religious affiliations

The Guardian - AU

Friday essay: ‘War has made me a pacifist’. Why are we so reluctant to acknowledge Australia’s anti-war veterans?

“I have seen enough of the horrors of war, and want peace. War has made me a socialist and a pacifist,” announced Gallipoli veteran and Victoria Cross winner, Hugo Throssell, on Peace Day in 1919.

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Tradie wins art prize honouring soldiers' legacy

A Sydney artist has used skills he learnt as a tradesman to win an art prize commemorating soldiers who fought on the Gallipoli Peninsula in 1915.

AAP

Wildfires in western Turkey threaten homes on city outskirts and war memorials at Gallipoli site

Firefighters are tackling blazes across Turkey as dry, hot and windy weather conditions cause a series of fires

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Loaned bugle shows bonds, as NZ cancels Anzac service

A loaned bugle from the Australian Defence Force to their New Zealand counterparts in Gallipoli for commemorations underscores the Anzac bonds.

AAP

More than 10,000 march in Melbourne to honour Anzacs

Melbourne's city streets have been lined with large crowds for the Anzac Day parade after 40,000 attended a dawn service outside the Shrine of Remembrance.

Newcastle Herald

Age will not weary nations' common bond of humanity

IDENTITY FORGED: Turkey embraces the Anzacs 'who lie in peace in Gallipoli' as its own sons

Newcastle Herald

Mystery of the lone medal on Newcastle beach

Mystery owner of a WWI medal washed up on a Newcastle beach finally solved

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The Hindu

Near east

A hundred years ago, at a meeting of the political committee of the Near East Conference, experts announced that an agreement had been reached between Turkey and Britain regarding the Gallipoli cemeteries

Asharq Al-Awsat

Australia Rediscovers ‘Football’s Ashes’ After 69 Years

A long-lost trophy crafted to celebrate matches between Australia and New Zealand has resurfaced, football officials said Tuesday, solving a sporting mystery that has puzzled historians for almost 70 years. Inside the ornate wooden trophy is a small silver razor case containing the ashes of cigars smoked by the Australian…

The New Daily

Australians honour defence personnel, past and present

More than 100 years since the Gallipoli landings, thousands have gathered at dawn services across the country to remember Anzac troops.

The New Daily

Watch: Defence shake-up, Shooting murder charge, Gallipoli preparations

Watch: Anthony Albanese has spoken on a major shake-up of Australia's military capabilities, releasing the government's defence strategic review. A man

The New Daily

Lest we forget: Anzacs to be honoured around the world

Australian elected officials will honour the country's fallen veterans at dawn services at Gallipoli, the Western Front and the Kokoda Track

ABC News

Veterans reflect on the meaning of Anzac Day and why it can be a difficult day

Anzac Day started in 1915 to honour those who died at Gallipoli and those who came back forever changed. More than 100 years later, does the day still honour our current-day veterans?

AAP

Gloomy depiction of veteran trauma earns art honour

Sydney artist Andrew Tomkins has won the 2023 Gallipoli Art Prize for his work Ray's Room, a depiction of his veteran uncle's refuge from the trauma of war.

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