The Gallipoli Peninsula, forming the western edge of the Çanakkale Strait (the Dardanelles), is where history whispers ...

Collapsed ceilings, rotting wood, rusted pipes and black mould. My visit to the home of 6RAR at Brisbane’s Gallipoli Barracks ...

Australia's official correspondent in the war, the journalist Charles Bean, had followed Australian forces from the disaster ...

Six Australian Defence Force personnel deployed to assist during storms and flooding caused by ex-tropical cyclone Alfred ...

Let's bring in Prime Minister Anthony Albanese now live on the Grey Coast. PM, good morning to you. Look, Alfred certainly outstayed its welcome ...

Visitors with large scale model of Cecil Malthus in Gallipoli: The scale of our war exhibition, 2015 (Photo/ Michael Hall, Te ...

Australia’s volunteer shortage means more ADF personnel involvement in natural disasters. But the recent accident shows this comes with risks.

The battle began on March 18, 1915, when the British and French navies launched a large-scale naval assault to seize control ...

Te Papa will extend the exhibition Gallipoli: The Scale of Our War until April 2032. Created by Te Papa working closely with ...

Get creative for the anzac day schools' awards110 years on from the landings at Gallipoli, school students are being encouraged to get creative in ...

had followed Australian forces from the disaster of Gallipoli to the horrors of Europe's Western Front. It was at the Battle of Pozieres in 1916, a wasteland of killing where the Australians ...