It is a memorial, a museum, and a mausoleum. For more than 80 years, the Australian War Memorial has stood solemnly as a monument to those who gave their lives in service in conflicts around the world ...

It's not unusual for one to expect there to be a slouch hat in Australian War Memorial director Matt Anderson 's office. As ...

The Australian War Memorial in Canberra is already one of the most recognisable buildings in the country, with its Byzantine-style green copper dome and solemn sandstone archways. But over the past ...

These words are taken from letters left at the Australian War Memorial's For Every Drop Shed in Anguish sculpture. The sculpture, designed to represent the impact of service on families ...

The piece titled "for every drop shed in anguish" was unveiled a year ago at the Australian War Memorial, symbolising the blood, sweat and tears shed by veterans and their families. Heartfelt ...

The story of Australia's first wars, calling for the nation to acknowledge the First Peoples who died in these conflicts and for the Australian War Memorial to recognise them.

The new copper roof of the Anzac Hall at the back of the Australian War Memorial is now in place. Its shape mirrors that of the Rising Sun badge which every Australian soldier has worn on the ...

The memorial's Roll of Honour has the names of more than 103,000 Australians.(Four Corners: Nick Wiggins) Hundreds of thousands visit the Australian War Memorial every year.(Four Corners ...