In Brunei, Papua New Guinea and Malaysia, we memorialise our efforts against Japan in the Second World War. Visitor walks in Thailand and Malaysia focus on Australian prisoners of war. In New Zealand, memorials show our shared experience of war.
Description The memorial is a plaque, arranged by Dr Ross Bastiaan, mounted on a rock close to the site of the POW camp, adjacent to the original burial site of two POW escapees close to Dong Fang
Description The Memorial is a 2.4 metre high stainless steel plaque inscribed as follows: IN MEMORY OF TWENTY TWO BRITISH SUBJECTS MURDERED BY THE JAPANESE AT BETIO ON THE 15TH OF OCTOBER 1942
Description A memorial shaped like the helm of a ship overlooking Savo Island. It has a brass plaque with an inscription. History In August 1942, the HMAS Canberra was wrecked by torpedoes and gunfire
Description The memorial is a white cross with an inscribed plaque within a fenced area, access of which is gained through a gate. History The Long Tan Cross marks the site of the Battle of Long Tan