Tag: Iraq
Battle scars remembered
By REBECCA STONE
SOME 47 years ago on 18 August 1966, the defining moment of Australia’s involvement in the Vietnam War, the battle of Long...
Anzac students honoured
THE dedication of an honour roll acknowledging the service of 35 former students and one staff member in conflicts since Vietnam was a highlight...
UNE signs MOU with Republic of Iraq
More students from Iraq will be calling Armidale home for a few years after the University of New England and the Republic of Iraq...
Gretel Killeen is Looking For Love in All the Wrong Underpants
Gretel Killeen is a household name in Australia, famous to some for her hosting of one of the nation’s most controversial TV shows, famous...
The public passing of “Bob’ Brown
If ever there was an individual in recent Australian political history with real leadership qualities, who routinely demonstrated old fashioned “guts' in pursuit of...
America is finally pulling out of Iraq
After twenty years, two wars and years of sanctions, America is finally pulling out of Iraq. They leave behind a country that is wracked...
In response
There are those among us who appear to consider themselves more Australian than the rest. They feel that they are able to declare...
