
Public services will return for Anzac Day this year
Public Anzac Day events will be held in Queensland this year, after being cancelled in 2020 because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Public Anzac Day events will be held in Queensland this year, after being cancelled in 2020 because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
For all the rain 2020 has delivered, there has also been plenty to be thankful for, such as these 12 gifts of Christmas, writes Madonna King
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Each day this month, we will publish Tales of 2020, the stories of ordinary Queenslanders enduring an extraordinary year. Today, Brisbane GP Dr Philippa Charters writes a birthday wish for her six-year-old daughter Isla about a celebration that will never be forgotten.
Saturday marks the 75th anniversary of VP Day and although we won’t be able to dance in the streets, it’s important to commemorate one of the most significant milestones in Queensland and Australia’s military history, writes Queensland RSL president Tony Ferris.
With traditional ANZAC Day services and marches off the agenda this year, the Museum of Brisbane has commissioned new work and delved into its archives to curate an online exhibition to honour Australian and New Zealand veterans.
A dog-tag dating back to the Second World War has miraculously made its way back into family hands after going missing for almost 70 years.
Without the usual fanfare, Queenslanders have the chance to touch the very core of the ANZAC spirit at the end of their driveway, writes RSL Queensland State President Tony Ferris