Tag: ANZAC Day

• Anzac’s unsung heroes

  

  In the quiet corners of history, amidst the commemorated valour of Anzac soldiers, lies a trove of unsung heroism — the poignant chronicles of Gallipoli nurses like Anne Donnell. Their sacrifices during World War I are a testament to the bravery and resilience that is often overshadowed by the tumult of battle.

  ontherecord

  April 25, 2024

  Community, History, Long Reads

  ANZAC Day, gallipoli, History, Long Reads, Prisha Mercy, World War 1, World War I, WWI

• Anzac Day: honouring the past, examining the present, and building the future

  

  On the 108th anniversary of the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps (ANZAC) landing on the beaches of Gallipoli, OTR journalist Robert Hicks investigates Anzac Day’s cultural, historical, and political significance.

  ontherecord

  April 25, 2023

  Community, Culture, Global Politics, History, Long Reads

  ANZAC, ANZAC Day, Australia, Australian history, Culture, dawn service, gallipoli, History, politicas, Politics, politixs, Rememberance, RSL, tradition

• Anzac Day: Rich traditions with modern-day relevance

  

  More than a century after the Anzacs landed in Gallipoli in 1915, Anzac Day remains steeped in an abundance of traditions and still captivates us as a nation.

  ontherecord

  April 24, 2021

  Community, History

  ANZAC Day, Australian history, dawn service, Rememberance, tradition

• A local RSL rallies university students for support as thousands commemorate the Anzacs

  

  Beyond the annual dawn services and the traditional Anzac Day marches are community groups working hard to take care of veterans and current serving personnel.

  ontherecord

  April 25, 2018

  News, Student Life

  ANZAC Day, Australia, RSL