THE family of two Australian diggers lost in Papua New Guinea during World War II have finally laid their loved ones to rest. In a small ceremony at Bomana War Cemetery, just outside the capital Port ...

THESE 12 Toowoomba Diggers, killed in a brutal and bloody encounter with the Japanese in 1942, finally have their heroics remembered after an 8-month campaign. The dozen from the Downs lost their ...

AFTER 70 years and two attempts to reach the ridge of Kokoda, a veteran will make the pilgrimage back to PNG to say farewell to a fallen friend. George Palmer's best mate was killed in one of Kokoda's ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them anytime. The family of two Australian diggers lost in Papua New Guinea during World War II have finally laid their loved ones to rest. In a small ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. The government says Australians would be disgusted if a skull used to attract tourists in Papua New Guinea was that of a World War II ...

The Federal Government says the remains of two Australian solders killed in Papua New Guinea in World War II have been identified. The remains of Lieutenant Talbot Logan and Lance Sergeant James ...

Seventy years after they took part in a major victory during World War II, a group of Australian diggers have returned to Papua New Guinea. The eight veterans aged between 88 and 93 have returned to ...

The dozen from the Downs lost their lives in the Battle of Gorari in 1942 and were the only Australian servicemen to not have their sacrifice officially acknowledged in PNG - until last week. The ...

George Palmer's best mate was killed in one of Kokoda's most brutal battles, and over the decades the now 91-year-old has tried twice to go back and pay tribute to his friend but never made it to ...

George Palmer's best mate was killed in one of Kokoda's most brutal battles, and over the decades the now 91-year-old has tried twice to go back and pay tribute to his friend but never made it to ...