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'We feel them still near us in spirit': Thousands turn out to mark Anzac Day
Source: ABC NewsTopic: ANZAC Day
Coalition vow to end EV lease discount may inflate prices $15K
Source: ABC NewsTopic: Electric Vehicles
How Trump dealt himself a dud hand on rare earths
Source: ABC NewsTopic: Mining and Metals Industry
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Anzac Day pocket guide: Dawn service start times and opening hours near you
This year Anzac Day falls on a Friday, meaning many people will have a second long weekend in a row.
Source: ABC NewsTopic: ANZAC Day
The invisible soldiers keeping Australia safe for a century
They often shy away from the spotlight, but signallers play a crucial role in defending Australia. They'll be recognised for their service by leading Anzac Day marches across the nation.
Duration: 1 minute 31 seconds
Source: ABC NewsTopic: Defence Forces
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Lifting the lid on the Anzac biscuit tradition
One of the ways people supported soldiers during World War I was to bake and send biscuits. But the humble Anzac biscuit has a contested past.
Duration: 3 minutes 54 seconds
Source: ListenTopic: Food and Drink
How the WWI 'rejects' refused to be cast aside
A Queensland historian has researched the stories of Australia's military "rejects" and how they made vital contributions to World War I efforts.
Source: ABC North QldTopic: World War 2
4WD adventurers urged to stick to tracks as coastal erosion worsens
Three coastal councils have teamed up to help manage recreational four-wheel driving to protect the coastline from "blowing away into the ocean".
Source: ABC Midwest & WheatbeltTopic: Environment
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Federal election 2025
Kinder or stronger: What do voters want?
As Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton muscle up for the final week of the campaign, the two leaders have laid out distinctly different visions on leadership.
Duration: 37 minutes
Source: ListenTopic: Political Leadership
Six women strode into parliament in 2022. Now they want an army to join them
In an election not centred on climate, integrity and women, pundits are closely watching to see if the teal success of 2022 was an aberration or a new normal in Australian politics.
Source: ABC NewsTopic: Elections
Voters swayed by cost of GP, dentist visits and the mental health crisis
Voters tell ABC's Your Say campaign what they want out of Medicare and where it isn't working.
Source: ABC NewsTopic: Australian Federal Elections
Moments in History
Gallipoli exhibition shines light on 'extraordinary generation of Australians'
A young soldier was carrying a Bible when he was hit by shrapnel at Gallipoli — it's among the items on show in Sydney to mark 110 years since the ill-fated landing.
Duration: 1 minute 58 seconds
Source: ABC NewsTopic: World War 1
Forgotten WWII airfield with dark legacy set for revival
The tiny Pacific island of Tinian was once used to cause the most devastating blast in human history. Now its 80-year-old airfield is being brought back to life, and locals fear history could repeat itself.
Source: ABC NewsTopic: World War 2
Food fight — How war changed the way we eat
Armies once lived off the land, but now they can live off a sealed, freeze-dried pouch. Imagining, making and storing combat-ready food leads global food science, which means that each and every one of us eats a little like a soldier.
Duration: 28 minutes 36 seconds
Source: ABC Radio NationalTopic: Food and Drink
The WWII historian who was great at heart
Australia's official World War II historian Gavin Long covered dangerous theatres of war including Dunkirk, Greece, and the Middle East for his 22 volumes of work. His biographer Garry Hills joined Philip Clark on Nightlife.
Duration: 16 minutes 48 seconds
Source: ABC Radio SydneyTopic: Biography
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