Built in 1917, Duncraigan house hosted garden parties for the social elite of Townsville until it was comandeered by US forces during the Second World War....

Volunteers are determined to keep the recently re-opened Zara Clarke Museum viable...

Tens of thousands have attended Anzac Day services across the state to remember the fallen heroes of Australian history....

Townsville Little Theatre's production of Dinkum Assorted might be a musical comedy, but it addresses some serious issues about women in war...

Simpson and his donkey are national heroes and infamous for carrying wounded men from the front line at Gallipoli... but they weren't alone....

It's a place that sends a shiver down a nation's spine, chills its soul and has a people in absolutely no doubt that history does repeat and that lightning indeed strikes twice, in one place. A place called Katyn. It was in this starkly striking forest that 22,000 of Poland's leading lights were ...

It's a place that sends a shiver down a nation's spine, chills its soul and has a people in absolutely no doubt that history does repeat and that lightning indeed strikes twice, in one place. A place called Katyn. It was in this starkly striking forest that 22,000 of Poland's leading lights were ...

This year is the 70th anniversary of the voyage of the HMT Dunera, a ship that sailed between England and Australia during WWII and which was to become infamous for the mistreatment of its human cargo -- over two thousand internees who were mostly fleeing Nazism in Europe. To mark the anniversary, ...

The 70th anniversary of World War II "Albury's Own" 2/23rd battalion....

Marie Armstrong began her long stage career as a ringleted, Shirley Temple look-alike but went on to become a member of Sydney's popular and notorious New Theatre. During the iciest days of the Cold War some called the New Theatre a front for the Communist party. Marie, like many others to come, ...