Papua New Guinean experiences of the Pacific War
Australian war artists captured striking portraits of Papua New Guineans who served in WWII.
The Beer They Never Shared
One of Australia’s oldest unopened bottles of beer has been donated to the National Collection.
Skin in the Game
Australia’s long defence relationship with Papua New Guinea is based in shared history.
Sybil Craig: for the war effort
Sybil's artworks capture the vital role of war industry workers on the home front.
The Japanese Experience
The Allied victory at Buna–Gona was harrowing for the Japanese soldiers
Down the Buin Road
Sweat, mud, fatigue, stress, fear and constant patrolling in Bougainville, 1945.
An Australian "Scarlet Pimpernel"
A little-known group of Chinese spies, organised and led by an Australian
Shooting Gallery: G for George over Germany
Letters from Adrian Marks, a crew member on a Lancaster bomber, tell of the raids over Germany.
From camouflage to cartoons: Norman Hetherington
The remarkable story of Mr Squiggle's creator, Norman Hetherington
A theatre of 'perculiar significance'
“The front line of Australian defence”
The Spirit of the Samurai
At surrender ceremonies in 1945, Japanese leaders were made to do the unthinkable.