Wall of Remembrance

Minister for Veterans' Affairs and Defence Personnel, Hon Matt Keogh MP, reflects on the sacrifice of the generations before us.

Personal message to those that have served, continue to serve and the families that stand behind them.
Lest we forget.

The Armistice of 11 November 1918 brought the end of a terrible conflict, but the peace lasted another 20 odd years. As the son of the 1939-45 RAAF veteran and as a police veteran myself, I believe...

In Loving Memory of My Grandfather
Remembering Eric Arthur Flannery, who bravely served in World War II.
Your courage, sacrifice, and love for your country will never be forgotten.
We honour you today...

These photos are of my Pa, Francis Wilfred Glynn and his brother, Uncle Robert Glynn. My Nan's brothers, Uncle Glen Hughes and Uncle Ronald Hughes.
Their remarkable service history spans Egypt (Battle...

Private Loris Ralph 12 Battalion Served in Gallipoli, your family is grateful for your courage.

My father was in the 2/1 battalion in Crete. He was subsequently captured by the Germans and spent over 4 years as a POW. He escaped on several occasions. When he returned from the war he was...

Father - Harold Alfred Lovegrove MC. He served as a Forward Observer in the 2/3 Field Regiment in the Middle East and New Guinea. He fought with considerable distinction and was awarded a military...

My husband was a very proud member of 7RAR and served 2 tours of duty with that Battalion in Vietnam. On the 1st tour from 2/4/1967 to 26/4/1968 he was a Corporal and on the 2nd tour from 16/02/1970...

Minister for Veterans' Affairs and Defence Personnel, Hon Matt Keogh MP, reflects on what Remembrance Day means to him.

Veteran Family Advocate Commissioner Annabelle Wilson and daughter Primrose reflect on what Remembrance Day means to them.

Thank you for the sacrifice the few have given for the benefit of the many.