Australian War Memorial
Formation of women's naval service commemorated
The 80th anniversary of the first Women's Royal Australian Naval Service members arriving for duty was commemorated at the Australian War Memorial.
Maintaining pride in Hornet work
Air Force Hornet maintainers have played a vital role in the life cycle of the F/A-18A/B aircraft, which they are preparing to farewell.
Gesture acknowledges Indigenous links
Shells, soil and sand collected from around the country are placed at the For Our Country – Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander memorial.
Future meets Indigenous past
The Australian War Memorial’s Indigenous Liaison Officer Michael Bell held tours during NAIDOC Week to rekindle Indigenous history.
Time taken to remember despite the pandemic
While COVID-19 restrictions prevented Anzac Day marches from proceeding earlier in the year, Remembrance Day commemorations went ahead.
Memorial's screenings ensure we don't forget
Pre-recorded readings of Last Post ceremonies are being screened to continue the ceremonies during the Australian War Memorial’s COVID19 closure.
Proud to be serving
Able Seaman Amy-Lee d’Hotman de Villiers will be in a catafalque party at the Australian War Memorial on Anzac Day.
Reflecting on the sacrifices
A select few from Australia’s Federation Guard will participate in a dawn service at the Australian War Memorial, live streamed to the public.
Recognising the efforts of war animals
A new memorial has been unveiled at the Australian War Memorial as part of the National Day for War Animals in Australia.
A tale that needs to be told
An exhibition at the Australian War Memorial is telling the story of more than 3000 Australians involved in the D-Day landings.
