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  • In the thick of the fighting

    In the thick of the fighting

      By NARELLE COULTER WILLIAM HOLFORD was among the fortunate Anzacs who lived to watch the grisly Gallipoli peninsula fade into the distance as the…

  • Duty bound

    Duty bound

      WOUNDED Gallipoli veteran George Pearson was lauded as a hero when he returned to Dandenong in October 1915. Grainy photographs taken outside the Dandenong…

  • Mission to save wounded

    Mission to save wounded

      By CASEY NEILL DANDENONG man Rod Tharle thought his great uncle had died on a World War I battlefield. But just a few years…

  • Journal in the trenches

      COPIES of the Journal were sent to Gallipoli to keep soliders in touch with news from home. A letter written from Gaba Tepe on…

  • Wounded but ready to fight again

    Wounded but ready to fight again

      By KEITH NOYAHR SERGEANT Edward Barker literally lived to fight another day. Wounded twice in World War I, and undeterred by the battle scars…

  • Families scarred by war’s tragedies

      THE scars of the Great War run deep in many families as Dandenong RSL sub-branch president John Wells knows all too well. Mr Wells’…

  • Trail hosts signs of war

      INTERACTIVE signs will take visitors on a World War I tour across Greater Dandenong. The council will install markers at nine historic locations in…

  • More time spent fighting his own side

      By CASEY NEILL EDWARD James Regan was court-martialled three times during his World War I service – once after shooting himself in the foot.…

  • Brother and sister at the front

      By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS A SISTER followed her brother into wartime duty soon after he was wounded on a French battlefield during World War I.…

  • Parking meters may damage business

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS TRADERS could be “up in arms” over the proposed introduction of on-street parking meters in central Springvale, according to a business group…

  • Car park to open despite terror concerns

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS and CASEY NEILL DANDENONG Civic Centre’s basement car park will reopen to the public despite concerns that it could me a terror…

  • Journal staff go off to war

      THE Journal farewelled several members of staff as they signed up to the fight in Europe and Turkey during World War I. On 1…

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