The Anzac biscuit is a cultural icon, invented after the first world war. But women still provided necessities and small comforts to the ANZACs.

Followed categories will be added to My News. RSL Victoria said clothing company Aussie Vibes was using the Anzac name, symbols and Army Rising Sun Badge without authorisation. The Anzac name has ...

According to the ABC, 9News and Veteran’s affairs minster, Matt Keogh, the “disgraceful” booing heard during the service was ...

The Hellenic Presidential Guard (Evzones) brought a piece of Greece to Sydney’s Greek Orthodox Community Home for the Aged in ...

As dawn broke on April 25, Veterans Park at Fort Novosel became a sacred gathering place for Australians, New Zealanders, ...

The Evzones marched to Sydney’s ANZAC Memorial in Hyde Park, 3rd May 2025, honoring Greek-Australian wartime sacrifices. Joined by flag-waving crowds and traditional Greek costumes, the ceremony ...

The Anzac Day round begins with what has become ... This formation, a moving symbol of remembrance, is a ceremonial flight performed by aircraft in honour of fallen soldiers, sailors, and aviators.

Melbourne's Anzac Day jumper worn by Jake Bowey This formation, a moving symbol of remembrance, is a ceremonial flight performed by aircraft in honour of fallen soldiers, sailors, and aviators.

The red poppy is the most recognisable symbol of Anzac Day. Its vibrant colour represents both the blood shed on battlefields and the enduring hope for peace. Wearing a poppy on your chest or ...

Defining and preserving the identity of the Anzac biscuit affirms a tangible symbol of national identity. While the recipe may have been invented after the fact, a consistent standard encourages ...