The Australian New Zealand Army Corps (ANZAC) was a military corps originally formed in Egypt, in 1915—during the First World War.

Anzac Day is a public holiday in which the people of both countries honour the memory of the troops who served.

The following story is historical fiction. During the First World War, Anzacs, consisting of Australian and New Zealand troops, had been...

Is ANZAC Day worth remembering? Some people don’t think so. After all, it costs a lot of hard-earned taxpayer money to build memorials...

Written by respected Christian author, Col Stringer, 800 Horsemen gives a compelling Christian perspective to the Battle of Beersheba.  Cert