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: Minister for Veterans, John Eren, Matt Preston and student Gul Dasta-Ali at the Recipe for Remembrance event

: Minister for Veterans, John Eren, at the Recipe for Remembrance event

: Minister for Veterans, John Eren, and chef at the Recipe for Remembrance event

: Ted Baillieu and chef at the Recipe for Remembrance event

: Student Gul Dasta-Ali at the Recipe for Remembrance event

: Anzac biscuits

: Participants of the Recipe for Remembrance event

: Participants of the Recipe for Remembrance event

: Participants of the Recipe for Remembrance event

: Minister for Veterans, John Eren, and chef at the Recipe for Remembrance event

: The first Anzac Centenary Tram

: The tram shelters at Arts Precinct

: The tram shelters at Arts Precinct

: The first Anzac Centenary Tram

: The Hon John Eren MP, Minister for Veterans

: The Hon John Eren MP, Minister for Veterans

: The Hon John Eren MP, Minister for Veterans

: Descendants of Albert Nye, Ryan Hall, Carol Kelly and Sherrin Kelly

: Descendants of James Foley, Karina Stott, Paul Stott, Zach Price and Janine Stott

: From left to right the people are: Stephen Crawford, Brendan Fisher, Erin Fisher, Megan Burg (with Alexandra Burg in her arms), Harrison Crawford, Cameron Crawford, Jacinta Fisher – behind, John Fisher – holding Lachlan Crawford, Claire Crawford, Luke Fisher, and behind Claire is Gerard Burg.

: The Gallipoli 2015 Dawn Service Tour Victorian representatives and Minister for Veterans

: The Gallipoli 2015 Dawn Service Tour Victorian representatives

: The Gallipoli 2015 Dawn Service Tour Victorian representatives

: The Hon John Eren MP, Minister for Veterans

: The Gallipoli 2015 Dawn Service Tour Victorian representatives and Minister for Veterans

: Departure of the First Convoy Commemoration – 19 October 2014

: Departure of the First Convoy Commemoration – 19 October 2014

: Departure of the First Convoy Commemoration – 19 October 2014

: Departure of the First Convoy Commemoration – 19 October 2014

: Departure of the First Convoy Commemoration – 19 October 2014

: Departure of the First Convoy Commemoration – 19 October 2014

: Departure of the First Convoy Commemoration – 19 October 2014

: Departure of the First Convoy Commemoration – 19 October 2014

: Departure of the First Convoy Commemoration – 19 October 2014

: Architects rendering of the development, ARM Architecture

: Troops marching away from the A3 HMAT Orvieto at Alexandria

: Recruits arriving at Broadmeadows Military Camp in 1914. Pictures Collection, State Library of Victoria.

: Shrine of Remembrance, Melbourne

: Soldiers in Collins street after the war. Pictures Collection, State Library of Victoria.

: Stone of Remembrance, Shrine of Remembrance, Melbourne

: The corner of Collins and Elizabeth streets – a solid area of commerce. Pictures Collection, State Library of Victoria.

: The Lost Diggers Courtesy of the Australian War Memorial

: The Man with the Donkey, Shrine of Remembrance, Melbourne

: Bourke street Melbourne – the shopping heart of the city. Pictures Collection, State Library of Victoria.

: Victorian infantry embarking on HMAT Hororata (A20), at Station Pier, Port Melbourne, 1914. At left is HMAT Orvieto. Reprinted courtesy of the Australian War Memorial.

: Peter Corlett’s sculpture of the Cobbers

: German-Australian citizens paid to erect this arch in Collins street to celebrate the presence of the Duke and Duchess of York in Melbourne in May 1901. Pictures Collection, State Library of Victoria.

: Federal Government House, Melbourne. The scene of much horse-trading in late December 1917 as the Governor-General tried to find a prime minister after Hughes’s resignation. Hughes was recommissioned. Pictures Collection, State Library of Victoria.

: One of Melbourne’s most famous buildings – the Flinders street railway station. Note the recruiting sign to the left of the picture and the Light Horseman waiting for the tram to pass. Pictures Collection, State Library of Victoria.

: Orvieto leaving Port Melbourne pier, 1914

: 5TH BATTALION DISEMBARKING FROM THE ORVIETO (A3) AT ALEXANDRIA

: Five Australian Nursing Sisters on board Troopship Orvieto returning to Australia after serving overseas, 1919. Reprinted courtesy of the Australian War Memorial.

: Henley-on-Yarra just before the outbreak of war. So many of the people in the picture will either be at war or worrying about those at the Front. Pictures Collection, State Library of Victoria.

: Horse lines at Broadmeadows Military Camp. Pictures Collection, State Library of Victoria.

: Legacy Garden of Appreciation, Shrine of Remembrance, Melbourne. Photograph by David Grant, John Brown Photography Services

: Marching soliders through Melbourne

: Melbourne’s Swanston street in 1914 – calm and confident. Pictures Collection, State Library of Victoria.

: Soldiers receiving instructions on the deck of Orvieto

: A guard of the 5th Battalion on board A3 HMAT Orvieto, 1914. Reprinted courtesy of the Australian War Memorial.

: Lieutenant Vernon Ashton Hobart Sturdee embarked on the Orvieto in 1914

: Lieutenant Colonel David Sydney Wanliss embarked on the Orvieto in 1914

: Lieutenant Colonel Cyril Brudenell Bingham White embarked on the Orvieto in 1914

: Charles Edwin Woodrow Bean Egypt 1915. Bean embarked on the Orvieto in 1914

: Staff Nurse Doris Marion Green embarked on the Orvieto in 1914

: Richard Gavin Gardiner Casey embarked on the Orvieto in 1914

: Colonel Henry Gordon Chauvel embarked on the Orvieto in 1914

: Colonel The Hon James Whiteside McCay embarked on the Orvieto in 1914

: Captain James Campbell Stewart embarked on the Orvieto in 1914

: Denis (Denny) Hoskins embarked on the Orvieto in 1914

: Trooper Hughie Heffer embarked on the Orvieto in 1914

: Bryan Joseph Rush embarked on the Orvieto in 1914

: George Robert Carson embarked on the Orvieto in 1914

: Hugh Heffer leads on a white horse at the Kerang Centenary, 1948. Heffer embarked on the Orvieto in 1914

: Lest We Forget – Frankston War Memorial

: Avenue of Honour – Allans Flat – Indigo Shire

: Portrait of Brigadier General Harold Edward ‘Pompey’ Elliott CB CMG DSO DCM, date unknown.

: Studio portrait of Captain (Capt) Albert Jacka VC MC and Bar, 14th Battalion, c 1917

: General Sir John Monash mounted on a dappled grey charger during an Anzac Day march, 25 April 1931

: Brigadier General C B B White, of 1st Anzac Corps Headquarters, in his office, at the Chateau of Henencourt, 31 July 1917

: Waiting to board Shropshire 22 November 1916, Port Melbourne. Pictures Collection, State Library of Victoria.

: Soldiers marching down Collins Street during World War I. Pictures Collection, State Library of Victoria.

: Three soldiers in a cemetery on the Gallipoli Peninsula tend the grave of 835 Private Patrick Michael McDonough, 7th Battalion, who was killed in action on 5 July 1915. Reprinted courtesy of the Australian War Memorial.

: Certificate of Service

: Troops prior to boarding either SS Makarini or HMAT Star of Victoria – Port Melbourne, 10 September, 1915. Reprinted courtesy of the Australian War Memorial.

: Saying good-bye, Port Melbourne. HMAT Euripides before departure from Port Melbourne circa 1914 – 1919. Reprinted courtesy of the Australian War Memorial.

: Hororata Departure from Port Melbourne 1916. Pictures Collection, State Library of Victoria.

: If my country’s worth living in it’s worth fighting for picture Date 1915. Pictures Collection, State Library of Victoria.

: A soldier with an injured leg at Port Melbourne, 10 September, 1915. Reprinted courtesy of the Australian War Memorial

: Aussie again. A ship pulls up to Port Melbourne Pier, 1919. Pictures Collection, State Library of Victoria.

: Disembarking from H.M.A.S. Chemnitz after returning from Europe, Port Melbourne. Pictures Collection, State Library of Victoria.

: A group of unidentified Australian and New Zealand soldiers in a front line trench on the Gallipoli Peninsula, 1915. Reprinted courtesy of the Australian War Memorial.

: Port Melbourne, 1919. Pictures Collection, State Library of Victoria.

: A member of the 2nd Battalion carrying on with his correspondence. Reprinted courtesy of the Australian War Memorial.

: A troopship departing Port Phillip Bay, 1915. Pictures Collection, State Library of Victoria.

: Twelve nurses from Victoria from the hospital ship HMAT Kanowna (A61), 6 July 1916. Reprinted courtesy of the Australian War Memorial.

: A ship returning from WWI. Pictures Collection, State Library of Victoria.

: Lieutenant W. Dunstan being decorated with the Victoria Cross. Reprinted courtesy of the Australian War Memorial.

: Postcard announcing declaration of war 1914 Great Britain Date 1914. Pictures Collection, State Library of Victoria.

: Saying good-bye, Port Melbourne. HMAT Euripides before departure from Port Melbourne, c 1914 – 1919. Reprinted courtesy of the Australian War Memorial.

: Servicemen walk during the ANZAC Day Parade at the Shrine of Remembrance in Melbourne

: ANZAC Day is a special day to all Australians – a time to honour the legacy of our war heros

: The Roll of Honour at the Australian War Memorial

: Australian army cadets during the ANZAC Day Parade at the Shrine of Remembrance in Melbourne

: Prime Minister Tony Abbott and his wife Margie lay poppies on the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at the Australian War Memorial

: Saluting during the Australian National Anthem

: A commemorative site bearing the sign of remembrance, the red poppy

: The Australian flag is displayed at a commemorative site

: Commemoration at a war monument

: A young boy participates in the Anzac Day march

: Major Thomas Albert Blamey embarked on the Orvieto in 1914

: Brothers, Alex and Hugh Heffer. Hugh Heffer was aboard the Orvieto when it left Port Melbourne on October 21, 1914.

: Ringwood Memorial

: Briagolong War Memorial

: Marnoo (between Ararat and Horsham) Soldiers Gates After Restoration3

: Wycheproof RSL Sub Branch

: Rotunda and Wall of Honour Ballarat

: Roll of Honour Rotunda Ballarat

: HMAT Orvieto at the Wharf in Alexandria, Egypt, 1914. Reprinted courtesy of the Australian War Memorial.

: L-R Minister for Veterans’ Affairs, Hugh Delahunty, Orvieto embarkee descendant Mr Bryan McKay Rush and Victorian Anzac Centenary Committee chair, Mr Ted Baillieu

: Minister for Veterans’ Affairs, Hugh Delahunty

: L-R Georgie Crozier, Member for Southern Metropolitan Region and Colonel Jan McCarthy, Returned and Services Nurses Club of Victoria

: Judy Delahunty, Colonel Mark Dixon and Joshua Puls, Director Veterans’ Affairs Branch, Premier and Cabinet

: Denise Hollingworth and Maureen Tritt, descendants of Denny Hoskins who embarked on the Orvieto

: Bryan McKay Rush shares the story of his father Bryan Joseph Rush

: Victorian Anzac Centenary Committee members Peter Haddad and Sharon Knight

: Victorian Anzac Centenary Committe chair, Mr Ted Baillieu

: Three generations of the Carson family, descendants of George Robert Carson who embarked on the Orveito, with Hugh Delahunty and Ted Baillieu

: The commemoration was held at the Boathouse, Princes Pier

: President of the Bendigo RSL Cliff Richards (second from left), Commander Terry Makings, BSE school captains Eva Marchingo and Brady Price and actors playing the nurse and soldier. Picture courtesy of the Bendigo Advertiser

: Melbourne Legacy President, Ian Harrison with The Hon Damian Drum MP, Minister for Veterans Affairs lays a wreath at the Melbourne Racing Club’s Legacy Lone Pine Ceremony with Legacy World War 1 Widows Vera Gee (left) and Mabel Cummings.

: Orvieto embarkee descendants Denise Hollingworth and Maureen Tritt

: Flyover at a commemorative event

: ANZAC Convoy

: Dawn Service, Shrine of Remembrance ©Susan Gordon-Brown

: Red Cross Nurses

: Boys…You’re wanted

: Coo-ee

: Orveito A3

: Map of Gallipoli

: Australians Arise

: © Ministry of Culture and Tourism of Turkey. Image courtesy of the Turkish Consulate, Melbourne

: © Hanri Benazus’ Collection. Image courtesy of the Turkish Consulate, Melbourne

: © Hanri Benazus’ Collection. Image courtesy of the Turkish Consulate, Melbourne