The Returned & Services League of Australia (RSL) was founded in 1916 by returning Australian soldiers from World War I to continue to provide the camaraderie, concern, and mateship shown among diggers during the conflict.
Early in the 1914-1918 Great War, it was evident that those returning from Gallipoli and the Western Front would require support, along with the families of those who would never return; this ethos of compassion and service remains today as the motivating influence of the League.
Our purpose is to help veterans and their families by offering care, financial assistance and advocacy, along with commemorative services that help all Australians remember the Fallen.
- Legacy AustraliaToday marks the 77th anniversary of the Bombing of Darwin, in which two raids killed at least 243 people with between 300 and 400 wounded. The 19th of February 1942 marked the beginning of a series of bombings lasting several ... 4 Comments
Australia's Pearl Harbour.!!..as the Japanese said . "They have used a sledgehammer to crack an egg" !!! read the book ...
- Defence AustraliaCongratulations to all those who received an award as part of the #AustraliaDay 2019 Honours List! 🎖️🎖️
The year's list includes the most ever awards for outstanding service or achievement in the community (516) and the highest percentage and number ... - RSL TasmaniaAUSTRALIA DAY ACHIEVEMENT MEDALLION 2019
RSL Tasmania is proud to announce the recipients of its two Australia Day Achievement Medallions which were presented by the Acting State President, Mr Geoff Leitch this week.
The Australia Day Achievement Medallion is an ... - Australia in the Great WarOn 14 January 1942 the 2/30th Battalion laid an ambush for advancing Japanese troops at Gemas, Malaya. The ambush signalled the start of the of the larger Battle of Muar, which would last eight more days until 22 January. The ... 1 Comments
- RSL TasmaniaRSL Tasmania State Branch join in congratulating Mr Richard (Dick) Goodwin of our Channel RSL Sub Branch, on receiving the award of Kingborough Citizen of the Year 2019. You have worked long and hard, Dick, and the recognition is greatly ...
- RSL New South WalesHappy 2019! Thank you for your support throughout 2018.
RSL National shared RSL New South Wales's post. - RSL TasmaniaRSL Tasmania wishes to advise that we are all back at work and wish everyone a happy and safe 2019. Our office is again open for its normal hours.
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- Former senior Army official named as Australia's next governor-generalRetired General David Hurley will replace current Governor-General Peter Cosgrove when the latter's five-year term as the Queen's representative in Australia comes to an end next year.
RSL National shared a link. 2 Comments - Anzac BearsDownload and listen/read five years of John Murray's Great War Diary on your personal mobile device or Kindle. A great summer read for the whole family.
RSL National shared Anzac Bears's post. - Anzac BearsSquadron Leader Thomas M Paff, a member of Australian Invictus team donated an Anzac Bear to to St Joseph’s Primary School recently.
You can also donate an Anzac Bear to your local primary school. Visit anzacbears.com.au to know more.
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Veterans before bears.
News on representing veteran issues to the Commonwealth government before bears. - Darren Chester MPThis fine fellow is Jack Temple, and today he is celebrating his 100th birthday!
Jack was born on 7 December 1918 and enlisted in the Australian Imperial Force on 3 August 1942 with the 57/60th Infantry Battalion, where he attained ... 6 Comments - Veterans Film FestivalThe Last Post magazine Remembrance Day 2018 is out now....
RSL National shared Veterans Film Festival's post. - Veterans Film FestivalCongratulation to @Geraint Hill from Stitching Pictures who has received his Beyond Blue #Poppy #Award for his film.
An Unbeaten Path, won the award for the film which best promoted 'Hope, Recovery and Resilience'
RSL National shared Veterans Film Festival's ... 1 Comments - Anzac BearsBy working with the community and encouraging people to donate bears to their local school, the Tweed Valley- Murwillumbah Sub-branch has notched up more than 55 donated bears.
RSL National shared Anzac Bears's post. - Anzac BearsBossley Park Public School (Bossley Park High School) received Private Ernest Harvey donated by their ex-principal Graeme Brims. He arrived last Friday and became an important part of their Remembrance Day service.
To donate a bear to a primary school ... - The last letters of Lark Force: An incredible tale of defiance and disasterIn 1942, 395 letters written by Australian POWs fell from the sky.
RSL National shared a link. 1 CommentsHostages To Fortune A great read!
We hope we can help bring their story to the forefront of the Australian WWII memory. - Open Arms - Veterans & Families CounsellingYou don't have to wait until there is a crisis before you seek help to improve your mental fitness.
At-Ease.dva.gov.au is a website for serving and ex-serving community members. It has mental health tools to help you recognise the signs, ... - Poppy Appeal AustraliaOur heartfelt thanks to each and everyone of our volunteers, all those who wore a poppy, and everyone who paused to reflect with us.
If you didn't manage to buy a poppy you can still donate online to support our ... 1 Comments - Anzac BearsMeet our first Bears to School student ambassador Aiden Davie from Canberra Grammar School.
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Legacy Australia Today marks the 77th anniversary of the Bombing of Darwin, in which two raids killed at least 243 people with between 300 and 400 wounded. The 19th of February 1942 marked the beginning of a series of bombings lasting several years with the first day killing almost 200 people.
During the war other towns in northern Australia were also the target of Japanese air attacks, with bombs being dropped on Townsville, Katherine, Wyndham, Derby, Broome and Port Hedland.
It is certainly worth reflecting on this historic event and remembering those who lost their lives.
Legacy Australia were there to support the families of fallen soldiers and have continued to Keep the Promise for 96 years.
Royal Australian Navy
Australian Army
Royal Australian Air Force
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During the war other towns in northern Australia were also the target of Japanese air attacks, with bombs being dropped on Townsville, Katherine, Wyndham, Derby, Broome and Port Hedland.
It is certainly worth reflecting on this historic event and remembering those who lost their lives.
Legacy Australia were there to support the families of fallen soldiers and have continued to Keep the Promise for 96 years.
Royal Australian Navy
Australian Army
Royal Australian Air Force
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Defence Australia Congratulations to all those who received an award as part of the #AustraliaDay 2019 Honours List! 🎖️🎖️
The year's list includes the most ever awards for outstanding service or achievement in the community (516) and the highest percentage and number of women recipients (422).
Over the coming days, you will meet some of #YourADF recipients, who have made a significant contribution to their community and the nation.
bit.ly/Honours2019
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The year's list includes the most ever awards for outstanding service or achievement in the community (516) and the highest percentage and number of women recipients (422).
Over the coming days, you will meet some of #YourADF recipients, who have made a significant contribution to their community and the nation.
bit.ly/Honours2019
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RSL Tasmania AUSTRALIA DAY ACHIEVEMENT MEDALLION 2019
RSL Tasmania is proud to announce the recipients of its two Australia Day Achievement Medallions which were presented by the Acting State President, Mr Geoff Leitch this week.
The Australia Day Achievement Medallion is an inspiring way for us to acknowledge the contribution to the nation by organizations, our own volunteers or a member of the community. The Australia Day Achievement Medallion and certificate program is administered by the National Australia Day Council.
On Tuesday, 22 January 2019 the first of the Australia Day Achievement Medallions was presented to Mr Damian Bester, a journalist with the Mercury Newspaper. Damian has long been a supporter of veterans, and the RSL. In the 100 days leading to the Centenary of Armistice on 11 November 2018, Damian put together stories of 100 soldiers, one published each day, of Tasmanians who served, died, or were injured in WW1 and it was a magnificent tribute to those soldiers.
Damian is member of the New Norfolk community and attends many commemorative events across the South of the State, writing them for The Mercury or Derwent Valley Gazette along with the images. In the 100 Days series, he wrote about how New Norfolk became the place to treat soldiers with PTSD - more notably Millbrook Rise which still exists today as a mental facility.
He has also produced WWI supplements for the Newspaper In Education resources which are used under the Department of Education over the centenary years 2014 - 2018. Through Damian’s work, the loss of those who fell in WWI has resonated across the generations with many Tasmanian families responding to the stories over the 100 Days. Damian, outside his work with the Mercury, has also produced several volumes of the history of the Derwent Valley.
While it could be said this work is the result of Damian’s employment, he writes with compassion as well as a genuine understanding of our military history.
On Thursday, 24 January 2019 our second Medallion was awarded to Mr Brian Watson, a member of our Northern Midlands RSL Sub Branch at Longford. Brian has been instrumental in the organization of ceremonial events throughout the centenary of ANZAC and the Centenary of Armistice commemorations during 2014 to 2018.
Mr Watson was responsible for the live broadcast of the New Zealand dawn service to the Longford cenotaph on Anzac Day in 2014 and 2015.
He also organized a centenary of Anzac-themed concert at Launceston’s Door of Hope in 2015. After the success of the above events Mr Watson put his efforts towards organizing the centenary of armistice events. A Centenary of Armistice concert and dinner were organized by Mr Watson. Both events were held at the Albert Hall in Launceston.
We join with all members of RSL Tasmania in congratulating the very worthy recipients, Damian and Brian on receiving their awards.
We acknowledge the Mercury and the Examiner Newspapers for the photographs
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RSL Tasmania is proud to announce the recipients of its two Australia Day Achievement Medallions which were presented by the Acting State President, Mr Geoff Leitch this week.
The Australia Day Achievement Medallion is an inspiring way for us to acknowledge the contribution to the nation by organizations, our own volunteers or a member of the community. The Australia Day Achievement Medallion and certificate program is administered by the National Australia Day Council.
On Tuesday, 22 January 2019 the first of the Australia Day Achievement Medallions was presented to Mr Damian Bester, a journalist with the Mercury Newspaper. Damian has long been a supporter of veterans, and the RSL. In the 100 days leading to the Centenary of Armistice on 11 November 2018, Damian put together stories of 100 soldiers, one published each day, of Tasmanians who served, died, or were injured in WW1 and it was a magnificent tribute to those soldiers.
Damian is member of the New Norfolk community and attends many commemorative events across the South of the State, writing them for The Mercury or Derwent Valley Gazette along with the images. In the 100 Days series, he wrote about how New Norfolk became the place to treat soldiers with PTSD - more notably Millbrook Rise which still exists today as a mental facility.
He has also produced WWI supplements for the Newspaper In Education resources which are used under the Department of Education over the centenary years 2014 - 2018. Through Damian’s work, the loss of those who fell in WWI has resonated across the generations with many Tasmanian families responding to the stories over the 100 Days. Damian, outside his work with the Mercury, has also produced several volumes of the history of the Derwent Valley.
While it could be said this work is the result of Damian’s employment, he writes with compassion as well as a genuine understanding of our military history.
On Thursday, 24 January 2019 our second Medallion was awarded to Mr Brian Watson, a member of our Northern Midlands RSL Sub Branch at Longford. Brian has been instrumental in the organization of ceremonial events throughout the centenary of ANZAC and the Centenary of Armistice commemorations during 2014 to 2018.
Mr Watson was responsible for the live broadcast of the New Zealand dawn service to the Longford cenotaph on Anzac Day in 2014 and 2015.
He also organized a centenary of Anzac-themed concert at Launceston’s Door of Hope in 2015. After the success of the above events Mr Watson put his efforts towards organizing the centenary of armistice events. A Centenary of Armistice concert and dinner were organized by Mr Watson. Both events were held at the Albert Hall in Launceston.
We join with all members of RSL Tasmania in congratulating the very worthy recipients, Damian and Brian on receiving their awards.
We acknowledge the Mercury and the Examiner Newspapers for the photographs
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RSLWA Do you or your family run a business in Western Australia?
Why not join our brand new Veteran's Business Network group on Facebook and get involved with others in the community. It's all about veterans helping veterans.
📷 founding member Mick Lee Photography
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Why not join our brand new Veteran's Business Network group on Facebook and get involved with others in the community. It's all about veterans helping veterans.
📷 founding member Mick Lee Photography
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RSLWA This video is part of The100 project. The idea of this project is to produce short films that educate and create awareness of relevant social issues within the community.
This video features Brett, an Army Combat Engineer and Timor veteran. Brett shares his story of mental health, addiction and the importance of reaching out.
Trigger warnings: mental health, addiction
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This video features Brett, an Army Combat Engineer and Timor veteran. Brett shares his story of mental health, addiction and the importance of reaching out.
Trigger warnings: mental health, addiction
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Australia in the Great War On 14 January 1942 the 2/30th Battalion laid an ambush for advancing Japanese troops at Gemas, Malaya. The ambush signalled the start of the of the larger Battle of Muar, which would last eight more days until 22 January. The ambush at Gemas was the first Australian contact with Japanese troops of the Second World War. While the ambush was an Allied success, the ensuing Battle of Muar would result in Japanese victory and the death of more than 3,100 Australian, Indian and British soldiers. https://www.australiagreatwar.com.au/features/WWII.html
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RSL Tasmania RSL Tasmania State Branch join in congratulating Mr Richard (Dick) Goodwin of our Channel RSL Sub Branch, on receiving the award of Kingborough Citizen of the Year 2019. You have worked long and hard, Dick, and the recognition is greatly deserved. Well done! We share the below information:
Kingborough Award Winners 2019
Kingborough Council hosted its annual awards ceremony on Saturday 5 January 2018 at the Civic Centre in Kingston to recognise and celebrate residents who have made an outstanding contribution to the well-being of the Kingborough community.
The Mayor of Kingborough, Cr Dean Winter presented the Citizen of the Year, Young Citizen of the Year, Community Group of the Year and Certificates of Appreciation. He said “These awards are Council’s opportunity to recognise not only those who are receiving awards, but to send a message to all volunteers, who, through their own efforts help create the community we are so proud of.”
Chair of the Kingborough Awards Committee Councillor Paula Wriedt said “It was a really difficult decision by the panel this year, because of the large number and high quality of nominations we received. It is heartening to see so many potential worthwhile recipients being recognised in our municipality and I encourage everyone to nominate their local hero next year.”
The Citizen of the Year was presented to Richard Goodwin, for his outstanding contribution to the Blackmans Bay District Cricket Club, and his dedication to the ongoing welfare and support for returning veterans and their families. Richard is highly respected member of the Kingborough community and supports a number of initiatives, schools, charities, youth organisations and aged care facilities.
Richard Goodwin, Citizen of the Year
Richard is a co-founder of the Blackmans Bay District Cricket Club in 1972 and, quite literally, has built the Club from the foundations. Over the years, he has been responsible for planning many improvements including upgrades to playing facilities to oval drainage, watering systems and fencing and wicket replacements.
The North West Bay Golf Club has also benefited from Richard’s success in applying for grants, which enabled them to improve watering systems and maintain their machinery. Richard has also planted many native trees around the course to help rehabilitate the natural environment.
Helping veterans and their families is a particular focus for Richard. He is an extremely valuable member of the Channel RSL Sub Branch (formerly the Kingborough RSL Sub Branch), and he wrote and published the booklet ’80 years of service’ to celebrate their achievements. He is always available to provide advice to Channel ex-service persons and their families, particularly when they are in need, and continues to push for more consideration to be given to returning soldiers.
Richard is a highly respected member of the Kingborough community, and has supported and advised schools, community associations, youth organisations, aged care facilities and a number of other charities. During 2018, he was instrumental in establishing The Cluny Portnell Scholarship with the University of Tasmania, which is awarded to an outstanding nursing undergraduate.
The support for Richard’s nomination was overwhelming and he is a very worthy recipient of this award.
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Kingborough Award Winners 2019
Kingborough Council hosted its annual awards ceremony on Saturday 5 January 2018 at the Civic Centre in Kingston to recognise and celebrate residents who have made an outstanding contribution to the well-being of the Kingborough community.
The Mayor of Kingborough, Cr Dean Winter presented the Citizen of the Year, Young Citizen of the Year, Community Group of the Year and Certificates of Appreciation. He said “These awards are Council’s opportunity to recognise not only those who are receiving awards, but to send a message to all volunteers, who, through their own efforts help create the community we are so proud of.”
Chair of the Kingborough Awards Committee Councillor Paula Wriedt said “It was a really difficult decision by the panel this year, because of the large number and high quality of nominations we received. It is heartening to see so many potential worthwhile recipients being recognised in our municipality and I encourage everyone to nominate their local hero next year.”
The Citizen of the Year was presented to Richard Goodwin, for his outstanding contribution to the Blackmans Bay District Cricket Club, and his dedication to the ongoing welfare and support for returning veterans and their families. Richard is highly respected member of the Kingborough community and supports a number of initiatives, schools, charities, youth organisations and aged care facilities.
Richard Goodwin, Citizen of the Year
Richard is a co-founder of the Blackmans Bay District Cricket Club in 1972 and, quite literally, has built the Club from the foundations. Over the years, he has been responsible for planning many improvements including upgrades to playing facilities to oval drainage, watering systems and fencing and wicket replacements.
The North West Bay Golf Club has also benefited from Richard’s success in applying for grants, which enabled them to improve watering systems and maintain their machinery. Richard has also planted many native trees around the course to help rehabilitate the natural environment.
Helping veterans and their families is a particular focus for Richard. He is an extremely valuable member of the Channel RSL Sub Branch (formerly the Kingborough RSL Sub Branch), and he wrote and published the booklet ’80 years of service’ to celebrate their achievements. He is always available to provide advice to Channel ex-service persons and their families, particularly when they are in need, and continues to push for more consideration to be given to returning soldiers.
Richard is a highly respected member of the Kingborough community, and has supported and advised schools, community associations, youth organisations, aged care facilities and a number of other charities. During 2018, he was instrumental in establishing The Cluny Portnell Scholarship with the University of Tasmania, which is awarded to an outstanding nursing undergraduate.
The support for Richard’s nomination was overwhelming and he is a very worthy recipient of this award.
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RSL New South Wales Happy 2019! Thank you for your support throughout 2018.
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RSL Tasmania RSL Tasmania wishes to advise that we are all back at work and wish everyone a happy and safe 2019. Our office is again open for its normal hours.
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RSL New South Wales Merry Christmas from the entire team at RSL NSW!
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Veterans Film Festival RSL National shared Veterans Film Festival's post. 5 Comments I don't know about a holiday but I am going to have a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. In AUSTRALIA we say MERRY CHRISTMAS and a HAPPY NEW YEAR Merry Christmas happy New year not happy holidays
RSLWA RSLWA Head Office will be closed from 12pm Friday 21st December 2018 through to Wednesday 2nd January 2019.
WELFARE
In the case of an emergency, our State Welfare Officer Rosalind Howat is contactable on 0417 905 742.
Crisis Services are available through:
Open Arms – 1800 001 046
Lifeline - 13 11 14
Crisis Care – 1800 199 008
Urgent Financial Assistance is available through:
Salvation Army – 13 72 58
St Vincent de Paul – 1300 794 054
Your local Sub-Branch – see our website for details
ADVOCACY
If your enquiry relates to a current claim please contact Department of Veterans Affairs 133 254.
In the case of emergency please contact Open Arms 1800 001 046.
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WELFARE
In the case of an emergency, our State Welfare Officer Rosalind Howat is contactable on 0417 905 742.
Crisis Services are available through:
Open Arms – 1800 001 046
Lifeline - 13 11 14
Crisis Care – 1800 199 008
Urgent Financial Assistance is available through:
Salvation Army – 13 72 58
St Vincent de Paul – 1300 794 054
Your local Sub-Branch – see our website for details
ADVOCACY
If your enquiry relates to a current claim please contact Department of Veterans Affairs 133 254.
In the case of emergency please contact Open Arms 1800 001 046.
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Former senior Army official named as Australia's next governor-general Retired General David Hurley will replace current Governor-General Peter Cosgrove when the latter's five-year term as the Queen's representative in Australia comes to an end next year.
RSL National shared a link. 2 Comments Military G-G is NOT what we need!! We are a Democracy...we do not have a Military Junta governing us! Former Chief of Army
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Anzac Bears Download and listen/read five years of John Murray's Great War Diary on your personal mobile device or Kindle. A great summer read for the whole family.
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RSLWA We are so thrilled to be able to assist in the return of family medals and memorabilia. 😍
Pictured is our Marketing Officer handing over a lost 1914-1915 Star to the great nephew of a fallen ANZAC.
A huge thank you goes to our volunteers for tracking down the information.
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Pictured is our Marketing Officer handing over a lost 1914-1915 Star to the great nephew of a fallen ANZAC.
A huge thank you goes to our volunteers for tracking down the information.
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Anzac Bears Squadron Leader Thomas M Paff, a member of Australian Invictus team donated an Anzac Bear to to St Joseph’s Primary School recently.
You can also donate an Anzac Bear to your local primary school. Visit anzacbears.com.au to know more.
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Veterans before bears.
News on representing veteran issues to the Commonwealth government before bears. The League in most of Australia - including you - is the subject of multiple police and other legal investigations ...
You can also donate an Anzac Bear to your local primary school. Visit anzacbears.com.au to know more.
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Veterans before bears.
News on representing veteran issues to the Commonwealth government before bears.
Darren Chester MP This fine fellow is Jack Temple, and today he is celebrating his 100th birthday!
Jack was born on 7 December 1918 and enlisted in the Australian Imperial Force on 3 August 1942 with the 57/60th Infantry Battalion, where he attained the rank of Sergeant.
He served in operations against the Japanese in New Guinea and Bougainville and was wounded in action twice. He was awarded the Military Medal in 1947 for ‘inspiring leadership’ in the Mindjim Valley battle in 1944.
And his secret to a long life? Maintaining a healthy, active lifestyle. Happy birthday Jack, and thank you for your service.
#TYFYS
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Jack was born on 7 December 1918 and enlisted in the Australian Imperial Force on 3 August 1942 with the 57/60th Infantry Battalion, where he attained the rank of Sergeant.
He served in operations against the Japanese in New Guinea and Bougainville and was wounded in action twice. He was awarded the Military Medal in 1947 for ‘inspiring leadership’ in the Mindjim Valley battle in 1944.
And his secret to a long life? Maintaining a healthy, active lifestyle. Happy birthday Jack, and thank you for your service.
#TYFYS
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Veterans Film Festival The Last Post magazine Remembrance Day 2018 is out now....
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Veterans Film Festival Congratulation to @Geraint Hill from Stitching Pictures who has received his Beyond Blue #Poppy #Award for his film.
An Unbeaten Path, won the award for the film which best promoted 'Hope, Recovery and Resilience'
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An Unbeaten Path, won the award for the film which best promoted 'Hope, Recovery and Resilience'
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Anzac Bears By working with the community and encouraging people to donate bears to their local school, the Tweed Valley- Murwillumbah Sub-branch has notched up more than 55 donated bears.
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Anzac Bears Bossley Park Public School (Bossley Park High School) received Private Ernest Harvey donated by their ex-principal Graeme Brims. He arrived last Friday and became an important part of their Remembrance Day service.
To donate a bear to a primary school of your choice visit anzacbears.com.au.
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To donate a bear to a primary school of your choice visit anzacbears.com.au.
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The last letters of Lark Force: An incredible tale of defiance and disaster In 1942, 395 letters written by Australian POWs fell from the sky.
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We hope we can help bring their story to the forefront of the Australian WWII memory.
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We hope we can help bring their story to the forefront of the Australian WWII memory.
Open Arms - Veterans & Families Counselling You don't have to wait until there is a crisis before you seek help to improve your mental fitness.
At-Ease.dva.gov.au is a website for serving and ex-serving community members. It has mental health tools to help you recognise the signs, take action and maintain higher levels of wellness.
Open Arms has trained professionals available to help you and your family, identify problems and explore options to help you enhance your mental health and wellbeing.
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At-Ease.dva.gov.au is a website for serving and ex-serving community members. It has mental health tools to help you recognise the signs, take action and maintain higher levels of wellness.
Open Arms has trained professionals available to help you and your family, identify problems and explore options to help you enhance your mental health and wellbeing.
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Poppy Appeal Australia Our heartfelt thanks to each and everyone of our volunteers, all those who wore a poppy, and everyone who paused to reflect with us.
If you didn't manage to buy a poppy you can still donate online to support our service men and women and their families: www.poppyappeal.com.au
#thanks #poppyappeal #thanksforserving
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If you didn't manage to buy a poppy you can still donate online to support our service men and women and their families: www.poppyappeal.com.au
#thanks #poppyappeal #thanksforserving
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Anzac Bears Meet our first Bears to School student ambassador Aiden Davie from Canberra Grammar School.
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