Content on War correspondents

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Australian media and the Vietnam War: Great Debates (Student activity), (Educational)

Our Great Debates series is designed to help teachers investigate how wars and conflicts have affected Australians. This classroom resource presents the motion that the Australian media influenced…

Charles Bean's first report from Gallipoli 1915

The first report Australia's Prime Minister, Andrew Fisher, made the first report of the Anzac landing by Australia's official war correspondent,

Charles Edwin Woodrow Bean

Charles Edwin Woodrow (CEW) Bean, historian and journalist, was born on 18 November 1879 in Bathurst, where his father was headmaster of All Saints' College.

Curiosity: Stories of those who report during wartime (Book), (Educational)

This commemorative publication is a part of the series; a Century of Service. It contains stories of journalists, artists and photographers who reported on various wartime conflicts. Their stories…

Damien Parer: Stories of Service (Video), (Online lesson), (Student activity), (Educational)

In the 21st century, it's easier than ever to find media coverage of conflicts. Technology allows us to record skirmishes and make stories available to millions of people. In the Second World War,…

Damien Peter Parer

Damien Parer was one of Australia's best-known war correspondents and camera operators.

Denis Gibbons: Photographing Australia's Vietnam War (Video)

The story of Australian photojournalist Denis Gibbons and the experiences of service personnel and Vietnamese people that he captured during the Vietnam War. Researched by Dr Dale Blair, DVA…

Denis Stanley Gibbons

Denis Stanley Gibbons was born in Granville on 23 August 1937, the eldest of 3 children. His parents were Stanley and Doris Gibbons.

Documenting the Australian experience of World War I

Reporting what they see and hear War correspondents include journalists, photographers, camera operators, filmmakers and artists.

Dorothy Drain: Stories of Service (Video), (Online lesson), (Student activity), (Educational)

Journalist Dorothy Drain was born in Mount Morgan, Queensland, in 1909. A pioneer in her field who wrote from the heart, she helped pave the way for Australian female war correspondents. Dorothy…

Gary Ramage - Photographer (Video)

Gary Ramage is a photographer and video journalist. He was born in Scotland and emigrated to Australia with his parents and siblings in 1975.

John Alfred Ford

Service life John Ford was born in 1947 in Hindmarsh, South Australia. There's little public information about his early life.

Phillip Frederick Edward Schuler

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