The World War I recruitment ... SYDNEY’S BEST WW1 EXHIBITION: Open until the end of September They need you ... call to arms. We need you ... and it worked. In Australia several posters made ...

The World War I recruitment ... SYDNEY’S BEST WW1 EXHIBITION: Open until the end of September They need you ... call to arms. We need you ... and it worked. In Australia several posters made ...

Seventy five years ago this week the government formed the Australian ... posters urged women to join up to “Keep the farms going while the men are fighting” advertising it as a “vital war ...

in Australia is holding an important public meeting on Thursday May 15 at 7 p.m. entitled “After the Australian election: The socialist alternative to Labor’s government of war and austerity.” ...

Australian mining companies are walking a tightrope between China, the nation's biggest market for our resources, and the United States, our greatest ally. The trade war between them could open up ...

Divide and rule. “American and Australian governments are a club, they always work together. If America is at war, Australia is going to support that war, whatever they do. “They want to carve ...

The Emu War: A surreal showdown Following World War I, the Australian government sought to settle more than 5,000 soldiers turned farmers in the westernmost state of Australia. However, the region ...

Sergeant Fairley will pay tribute to Australia's troops in Vietnam by donating thousands of images to the Australian War Memorial. When John Geoffrey Fairley thinks of the Vietnam War he recalls ...

New weapon in war against plastic waste May 16, 2025 - 7:04AM New Australian-made tech has been hailed as a huge step forward in tackling one of the world's most pressing environmental problems.

Only one Australian veteran of the Afghanistan campaign has been charged with a war crime, former Special Air Service Regiment soldier Oliver Schulz. Schulz has been charged with murdering an ...

"It should not be left to journalists and brave soldiers to stand up to a war criminal. Australian authorities must hold Ben Roberts-Smith accountable before our criminal justice system," he said.

Investors are bracing for a wave of profit downgrades next week as companies reveal the damage inflicted by US President Donald Trump’s trade war, threatening to reverse the stunning rebound in ...