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A long-lost trophy crafted to celebrate matches between Australia and New Zealand has resurfaced, football officials said Tuesday, solving a sporting mystery that has puzzled historians for almost 70 years. Inside the ornate wooden trophy is a small silver razor case containing the ashes of cigars smoked by the Australian…

More than 100 years since the Gallipoli landings, thousands have gathered at dawn services across the country to remember Anzac troops.

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Australian elected officials will honour the country's fallen veterans at dawn services at Gallipoli, the Western Front and the Kokoda Track

Anzac Day started in 1915 to honour those who died at Gallipoli and those who came back forever changed. More than 100 years later, does the day still honour our current-day veterans?

Sydney artist Andrew Tomkins has won the 2023 Gallipoli Art Prize for his work Ray's Room, a depiction of his veteran uncle's refuge from the trauma of war.

Travelers from Australia and New Zealand joined dignitaries at the former World War I battlefields of Gallipoli in northwest Turkey for a dawn service to honor soldiers who were killed during an unsuccessful British-led campaign that aimed to take the Ottoman Empire out of the war

Darwin historian Jared Archibald has spent decades researching other people. It wasn't until he turned those skills on his own family that he discovered the grim truth about his Anzac relative.

After years of pandemic disruptions, crowds will once again be free to attend Anzac Day dawn services and veteran marches on April 25 this year.

Australians have gathered in large numbers at events across the country and overseas to mark Anzac Day, as war once again threatens Europe.