Greece’s Presidential Guard, the iconic Evzones, paid tribute to the ANZACs during the Dawn Service in Adelaide.

Age is certainly catching up with them. Of the 900,000-odd Australians who donned a uniform in World War II, fewer than 1300 ...

Gwenda Garde, aged 102, served in the Women’s Royal Australian Naval Service during World War II as a translator of Japanese ...

Peter Dutton was also up ­before the sun, but did not speak at the rainy Dawn Service in his outer Brisbane electorate of ...

Fifty years after the conflict in Vietnam, the Australian soldiers who fought still bear the scars – as do their children and ...

Armed with nothing but a uniform, a fake backstory, and nerves of steel, one man infiltrated enemy ranks and humiliated the ...

Australian politicians, many of whom served themselves, reflect on the meaning of Anzac Day. Anzac Day has always been ...

World War II veteran Joyce Daymon is preparing to celebrate her 100th birthday in style. The Woodend resident is returning to ...

MELBOURNE, Australia — At 104 years old ... verses he learned in his local religious school in Poland. When World War II broke out, Aurbach was just 19 years old. In the Warsaw Ghetto, he ...

The motto of war is “Let the strong survive; let the weak die.” The motto of peace is “Let the strong help the weak to ...

Hundreds have braced the rain and lined city streets to pay respect for Australia's fallen soldiers at a pre-dawn service.

The significance of Gallipoli, as the first theatre of war for Australian troops, will be remembered this Anzac Day.