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- Dig for the Diggers - Deloraine
- Dig for the Diggers - Scottsdale
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- Dig for the Diggers - Swansea
- Dig for the Diggers - Oatlands
- Dig for the Diggers - Hobart, 3:00pm
- Dig for the Diggers - Hobart, 6:00pm
- Brighton Army Camp Project Community Meeting
- Commemorating the Centenary of the Battle of Pozieres
- The Odd Angry Shot
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- South Hobart in the Great War
- South Hobart Community Event
- Allegri Ensemble - Remembrance
- The Sound of Peace
- Beyond the Seas: King Island World War One Exhibition
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- Remembrance Day Service - Burnie
- Thanksgiving for Peace
- Remembrance Day Lecture
- Sounds of Peace - Launceston
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- Last Stop Before Home
- Windows into Wartime
- Dig for the Diggers - one act play
- ANZAC Day
- Launch of Tasmania’s Centenary of ANZAC Commemorations
- Remembrance Day
- 10,000 Steps Challenge
- Hartzview marks World War One
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- Dig for the Diggers - one act play
- ANZAC Day
- Launch of Tasmania’s Centenary of ANZAC Commemorations
- Remembrance Day
- 10,000 Steps Challenge
- Hartzview marks World War One
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- Journey Across the Strait
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- Victory in Pacific 75th Anniversary
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- Dig for the Diggers - one act play
- ANZAC Day
- Launch of Tasmania’s Centenary of ANZAC Commemorations
- Remembrance Day
- 10,000 Steps Challenge
- Hartzview marks World War One
- Australian Living Memorials
- Journey Across the Strait
- Lone Pine seedlings
- How Tasmanians commemorated the Centenary
- The Odd Angry Shot
How Tasmanians commemorated the Centenary
How are you commemorating the Centenary of Anzac?
How Tasmanians choose to commemorate the Centenary of Anzac illustrates how Tasmanian individuals, communities and organisations decide ways to remember those who served and mark historical events.
Tasmanians are encouraged to share their stories about their Centenary of Anzac commemorations. Here are some of ways Tasmanians are commemorating.
From seeds, history grew
Joining forces to grow Lone Pine trees.
Military historian visits
British military historian John Greenacre visited Rose Bay High School.
Expressions of Gratitude
Making connections and exchanging information is beneficial learning more about the military history.
Commemorating Corporal Cameron Baird VC MG
Corporal Cameron Baird VC MG encapsulated the qualities of the Anzac legend. Rose Bay High commemorated Corporal Baird with a memorial in the school’s commemorative garden.
Remembrance Day 2015
Students made special tributes for soldiers for Remembrance Day 2015.
Experiencing the Spirit of Anzac Centenary Experience
The Spirit of Anzac Experience provided valuable background information.
Standing before the crosses
Rose Bay High School student Jacoba Sayers stood before the crosses when she visited cemeteries and memorials on the Western Front in Europe as a member of the Frank MacDonald Memorial Tour.
Essay explored impact of war
Essay explored the devastating effect World War I had on Australian/Tasmanian Society and examined the reasons why we commemorate the Centenary of our participation in conflict.