Dying Child Killer Sparks Urgent Confession Demands
Bevan Spencer von Einem, convicted child killer and suspected Family murders member, is terminally ill. Victims' families demand deathbed confession before justice is lost forever.
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Townsville Men's Shed Creates 500 Anzac Crosses
Townsville Men's Shed volunteers handcraft 500 memorial crosses for Anzac Day, honoring local servicemen. Community spirit shines through this heartfelt tribute.
AWM's triple role: Memorial, museum and archive
AWM board member Glenn Keys explains the institution's equal roles as memorial, museum and archive. Discover how context enables meaningful commemoration of Australia's military history.
War Memorial sculpture vandalised, police seek man
A man is accused of damaging the 'For Every Drop Shed in Anguish' sculpture at the Australian War Memorial. Police have released an image and are appealing for public help to identify the suspect.
Intimate Gaza war documentary told through video calls
A powerful documentary filmed via video calls with a Palestinian poet in Gaza offers an unfiltered look at life during conflict, culminating in tragic loss. A must-see film.
Shoalhaven man charged with historic child sex crimes
A 55-year-old Shoalhaven man has been charged with multiple historic child sex offences involving young girls. Police urge anyone with information to contact Crime Stoppers.
Karrakatta War Graves Neglect Sparks Outrage
Revealing the disgraceful state of WA war graves at Karrakatta Cemetery. Veterans' memorials face shocking neglect. Demand action now to honor our heroes.
Perth LGBTQIA+ community confronts rising homophobia
Perth's LGBTQIA+ community reports escalating homophobic abuse and assaults. New data shows a troubling reversal in Australian attitudes since 2017. Community leaders demand action.
HMAS Sydney's Remarkable Post-War Transformation
Discover how a WWII battleship became agricultural machinery that helped plant Western Australia's future. This untold history reveals innovation and resilience.
WA man jailed after police phone discovery in breath test
A WA man has been sentenced to 12 months imprisonment after police discovered child abuse material on his phone during a routine roadside breath test. Read the full details of the case.
WWI's long shadow over Australia's broken nation
Explore Australia's hidden WWI costs beyond Gallipoli's glory - the trauma, broken families, and national burden that reshaped a generation. Remember the true sacrifice.
Remembrance Day 2024: Honouring Australia's Fallen
As Remembrance Day approaches, we reflect on the sacrifices made by Australian service members and why their legacy remains crucial today. Join us in remembering.
Far North Veterans Share Remembrance Day Stories
Far North Queensland veterans and community members gathered for emotional Remembrance Day ceremonies, sharing powerful stories of service and sacrifice to honor fallen heroes.
Remembrance Day 2025: Honouring Service and Sacrifice
As Australia prepares to mark Remembrance Day on November 11, 2025, we explore the enduring legacy of the Furner brothers and the growing public engagement with commemorative services. Join the nation in remembering.
WA WWII Veterans Reflect for Remembrance Day 2025
Western Australian WWII veterans gather for Remembrance Day 2025, sharing powerful memories and reflections. Discover their stories of service and sacrifice.
Rachel Griffiths on Art and War in New Documentary
Award-winning Australian actress Rachel Griffiths returns to screens with a compelling documentary series examining how artists respond to conflict and trauma throughout history.
US Supreme Court Scrutinises Trump Tariffs
The highest court in America is scrutinising controversial tariffs imposed during Donald Trump's presidency, potentially reshaping international trade law and its impact on Australian exporters.
War Memorial redevelopment wins top architecture award
The Australian War Memorial's $500m redevelopment has claimed the nation's highest architecture award, the Sir Zelman Cowen Award, despite facing significant public criticism and heritage concerns.
Jailed priest Patrick Holmes guilty of more child sex crimes
Former Catholic priest Patrick Holmes, already serving prison time for child sexual abuse, has been found guilty of additional historical offences against children in Western Australia's District Court.
Chris Masters reinstated for War Memorial lecture
Award-winning investigative journalist Chris Masters has been re-invited to deliver the CEW Bean Memorial Lecture after the Australian War Memorial reversed its decision to cancel his appearance over concerns about his reporting on Australian special forc
Defrocked priest faces more child sex charges in WA
Disgraced Catholic priest Patrick Holmes, already serving prison time for child sex offences, now confronts additional historical charges as Western Australian authorities continue investigating his dark past.
Soldier's final message to mum found after 109 years
A poignant World War I letter from a South Australian soldier to his mother has been uncovered after more than a century, revealing heartbreaking final words before his Gallipoli deployment.
Weary Dunlop: Australia's WWII Hero of Compassion
Discover the incredible true story of Sir Edward 'Weary' Dunlop, the Australian surgeon who became a legend of resilience and humanity in WWII prison camps.
WA Police Launch Dedicated Hate Crime Unit
Western Australia Police establish specialised team to combat hate crimes and support vulnerable communities with enhanced protection and reporting measures.
Youngest Curator Leads WWII Mateship Exhibition in WA
A groundbreaking war exhibition curated by Western Australia's youngest-ever museum curator brings to life the powerful stories of mateship and sacrifice on the 80th anniversary of WWII.
Geelong's Spectacular 1916 Gala Day Parade
Step back in time to witness Geelong's most magnificent public celebration - the 1916 Gala Day Parade that brought colour and joy to a city grappling with World War I.
Australia Wins as US-China Trade Tensions Ease
As Washington and Beijing take steps to mend trade relations, Australia finds welcome respite from being caught in the middle of the superpower showdown. Discover what this means for our economy.
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