It has been described as one of our most sacred places. The "heart and soul of the Australian spirit", a national shrine to sacrifice. It is a memorial, a museum, and a mausoleum. The memorial's ...

The legendary Avro Lancaster G for George is being carefully disassembled at the Treloar Technology Centre in preparation for ...

In the context of the former Coalition government handing the Australian War Memorial $500 million for a pulldown, rebuild ...

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 ...

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

"Ten years have passed and the grief and pain is still as new today as it was then." "I miss your smile, that cheeky glint in your eye, your sense of humour every day." These words are taken from ...

A new roof is sparkling under the sun at the Australian War Memorial, and unlike most roofs around the world made of copper, this is expected to stay like this for quite a while. The big crane that ...

A sculpture recognising the emotional burden of war is providing a place for those affected to grieve and commemorate. The piece titled "for every drop shed in anguish" was unveiled a year ago at ...

We mark Remembrance Day with the National Ceremony from the Australian War Memorial in Canberra. Governor-General David Hurley delivers the Commemorative address, joined by dignitaries and the general ...