Anzac Day
Arts & Culture
A toast to Anzac Day
Celebrating ANZAC Day with a drink is a long tradition, but one that has always been contested
Politics & Society
Beyond Anzac: What really shaped our nation?
Australia’s reputation as one of the first progressive democracies in the world may have been forged peacefully, but is nonetheless worthy of commemoration
Health & Medicine
War and trauma: Learning the lessons
From a cup of tea behind the lines, to sophisticated psychological therapies, we are still working to improve treatments for Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
Arts & Culture
Dinner in No-Man’s Land
As the country marks Anzac Day, we look at how the act of sharing food during a time of war, even across enemy lines, is a potent symbol of our humanity.
Business & Economics
Accounting the cost of war
On Anzac Day, we take a look at the untold story of Australia’s wartime accountants
Politics & Society
Anzac Day not just for the boys
By the late 1920s, Anzac Day had become male-centric. But that wasn’t the case during WW1 and the immediate post-war years, when nurses played a central role in commemorations.
Politics & Society
The women doctors who fought to serve
When the Great War broke out, female doctors were famously told to “go home and sit still”. But a group of remarkable women refused.