It's time to remember Australia's conscientious objectors of World War I

Australians who voiced vociferous opposition to war in general and conscription, in particular, should be commemorated as an important part of our history, writes UniSA’s Rick Sarre.

Council candidates slam "disrespectful" relocation of historic war memorial

Adelaide City Council candidates have condemned the State Government and the council for what they say is a disrespectful relocation of Australia’s oldest World War I memorial from the south park lands.

Ngarrindjeri man Roland Carter and German ethnologist Leonhard Adam.

The epic story of an unlikely wartime friendship

The extraordinary story of a Ngarrindjeri Digger and a Jewish German ethnologist who became lifelong friends after meeting in a World War I POW camp is being brought to life in a new South Australian play which will have its first readings this month.

Search begins to uncover hidden World War I relics

An ashtray made from a shell casing and wood allegedly from the Red Baron’s plane has been unearthed in the local search for World War I heirlooms.

Review: Red Cross Letters shows the power of words

At a time when we have been bombarded with World War I documentaries, novels, exhibitions and articles, one might wonder if there’s a need for a theatre production dealing with the same subject. The Red Cross Letters shows there is.