OZ Culture / Folk Heroes

	Anzac ANZAC - Australia New Zealand Army Corps 25th April 1915 Gallipolli Peninsular World War 1. Drastic results of a combination of treacherous terrain and incomplete orders resulting in the slaughter of many thousands of Australian and New Zealand troops.Anzac .
On the Beaches Rugged conditions and rough seas made conditions very difficult. This caused delays when the enemy was able to attack with out any defense	.
	Last Anzac Dies PM pays tribute to Digger Ted
The original Dungarees The original Dungarees marched from Warwick to Brisbane visiting towns along the route, and encouraging more young men to join up in the army.
	Pilgrimage visits battlefields 25.4.98 14 day tour includes an organised pilgrimage to Anzac Cove where 60000 lives were lost in 1915. After the dawn service, the pilgrimage will inspect the cliffs, trenches and graves of our fallen soldiers
Breaker Morant (The Breaker) Harry The Breaker Morant and Peter Handcock were executed by a firing party from the Cameron Highlanders, at Pietersburg, South Africa on the morning of 27th February 1902. They are buried near where they were shot.
	The Story of Anzac The history of the Anzacs leading up to their arrival in Egypt and their subsequent landing at Galillopi, and the now famous Anzac Cove

Inaccurate Maps Poor quality maps blamed on tactical errors in Gallipoli campaign	.
	Bushrangers "Such is life!!". Ned's final words on the scaffold. "Stand and deliver!" was the sentiment of so many defiant bushrangers, who saw themselves as defiant heroes, conforming to romantic ballads of the trade. Pic of Ned Kelly.