The Weekly Times

A century ago 30,000 Anzac troops left the port of Albany bound for war in Gallipoli.

THEY had no idea where they were going, or that many wouldn’t return. They hadn’t even heard of Gallipoli. A century ago today, the Anzacs left our shores. They had never heard of Gallipoli or the ...
The Courier-Mail

Anzac Centenary: Perth Mint honours WWI Anzacs with silver coin to mark 100 years since troops left Albany

A LIMITED number of coins marking 100 years since Australia’s first fleet of WWI military ships departed Albany have been released by the Perth Mint. ANZAC CENTENARY The coin features two ships, a ...
The Examiner

National Anzac Centre opens in Albany, 100 years after first Anzacs left for war

Now complete: Recent aerial shots of the National Anzac Centre, Albany. Photo: City of Albany Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott and New Zealand Prime Minister John Key came together to open a ...