by Grace Stranger | Apr 26, 2017 | Feature, News
Under the command of the Commonwealth, the Australian Infantry Force lost 39,652 sons and daughters in the Second World War. Frank Richard Archibald was one of them. A proud Gumbaynggirr man killed on the battlefields of Papua New Guinea on November 24th, 1942. His...
by Shawn Burns | Apr 30, 2015 | RadioU - Wollongong
The Sleep In is back for another week. This week Kevin Suarez and Claire Fenwicke bring all the big issues in news. They look at ANZAC Day and a new photography exhibition before a live performance from Bridy Garnon and Will Brown.
by Hayley Speechley | Apr 23, 2015 | Sport
The UOW Scuba Club will mark ANZAC Day the best way it knows how, with a dive at Jervis Bay. Club member, Kai said the club will take the boat out in the bay this weekend to dive as a team. The club are regular divers in the bay, but also enjoy exploring...
by Daniel Jeffrey | Apr 23, 2015 | News
Four decades ago, ANZAC Day was a far cry from the occasion it has become today. Young people, disenchanted by the Vietnam War, were turned their backs on a day that now dominates Australian culture every April. So why has ANZAC Day experienced a renaissance in recent...
by Shawn Burns | Apr 23, 2015 | RadioU - Wollongong
This week’s show has an ANZAC theme, including an interview with UOW Associate Professor Jon McQuilton, who is in the final stages of planning ahead of again taking a group of history students to Gallipoli in June. Hosts Sydney Pead and Jordan...
