APPENDIX 1

Council membership

Chair

Rear Admiral K.A. Doolan AO RAN (Retd) — reappointed 12 November 2012

Members

Air Marshal G.C. Brown AO — appointed July 2011

Mr L. Carlyon AC — appointed 12 June 2014

The Honourable G.J. Edwards AM — appointed 3 June 2013

Vice Admiral T. Barrett AO CSC RAN — appointed 1 July 2014

Lieutenant General D.L. Morrison AO — term concluded 15 May 2015

Lieutenant General A. Campbell DSC AM — appointed 16 May 2015

Ms J. Segal AM — appointed 19 June 2014

Mr K.M. Stokes AC — appointed 4 August 2014

Ms G. Trainor — appointed 30 June 2013

Mrs J. Stone AM — appointed 26 February 2015

Brigadier A. Creagh CSC — appointed 26 March 2015

Major General G. Melick AO RFD FANZCN SC — appointed 26 March 2015

Mr P.J. FitzSimons AM — term concluded 29 April 2015

Dr A. Hawke AC — term concluded 20 March 2015

Major General J.P. Stevens AO (Retd) — term concluded 20 March 2015

Profiles of Council Members can be found in Appendix 2.

Council Committee membership

Note: The Chief of Navy, the Chief of Army, and the Chief of Air Force (ex officio members of Council) are usually not formally Committee members, but are invited to attend all Standing Committee meetings other than Remuneration.

Finance, Audit, and Compliance Committee

Major General J.P. Stevens AO (Retd) — Chair to 10 March 2015

Ms J. Segal AM — Chair from 10 March 2015

The Honourable G.J. Edwards AM

Dr A. Hawke AC — to 10 March 2015

Ms G. Trainor — from 10 March 2015

Major General G. Melick AO RFD FANZCN SC — Deputy Chair from 20 May 2015

In attendance:

Director, Australian War Memorial

Assistant Director, Corporate Services

Chief Finance Officer

Invited members for relevant portions of the meeting:

Representatives from the Australian National Audit Office (ANAO)

Representatives from Internal Audit

Terms of reference

Objective

The Finance, Audit, and Compliance Committee (the Committee) is established as an advisory committee to provide independent assurance and advice to Council on the Memorial's risk, control, and compliance framework, financial statement responsibilities, legislative and policy compliance, and internal and external audit activities.

Sub-committees

To assist the Committee in meeting its responsibilities, the following sub-committees are established:

Audit and Risk

The principle responsibilities of the Audit and Risk Sub-committee are:

• approval of internal annual and strategic audit plans;
• review of all audit reports and advice to the Director on action to be taken on any matters of concern raised in a report of the internal or external auditors;
• recommendation on certification of the annual financial statements;
• assurance, through the audit function, that a suitable risk management and internal control framework is developed and implemented by Memorial management; and
• assurance, through the audit function, that the Memorial management activity is fully compliant with relevant laws and regulations.

Finance and Budget

The principle responsibilities of the Finance and Budget Sub-committee are:

• scrutiny and monitoring of the management and reporting of financial performance;
• review of and advice to the Director on the development of budgets and financial estimates; and
• endorsement of long-term capital funding and investment strategies.

Membership of the Committee

Membership of the Committee will comprise up to five members of Council (excluding the Chair of Council), all of whom shall be independent of management. The Chair of Council, the Director, the Assistant Director and Branch Head, Corporate Services, and the Chief Finance Officer will also attend the Committee meetings. Invited members for the Audit and Risk Sub-committee will comprise representatives from the Australian National Audit Office and the Australian War Memorial Internal Audit Team.

Members will be appointed by Council for an initial term of three years. An extension of the term will be subject to a review of each member's performance and contribution to the Committee. The Committee will elect a Chair from among its members. The Chair should be elected for a minimum period of one year and should preferably have served as a member of the Committee before becoming Chair. An alternative Chair will be appointed at any meeting where the Chair is unable to attend.

Responsibilities of Committee members

Members of the Committee are expected to understand and observe the legal requirements of the Australian War Memorial Act 1980 and other relevant legislative instruments. Members are also expected to:

• act in the interests of the Memorial;
• apply good analytical skills, objectivity, and good judgement; and
• express opinions constructively and openly, raise issues that relate to the Committee's responsibilities, and pursue independent lines of enquiry.

Skills, experience, and qualities of Committee members

To be fully effective in supporting Council, the Committee must: be independent of management; understand the accountability relationships and their impact on financial performance, risk, and controls; and maintain a good relationship with management and internal and external auditors.

Members must have an understanding of the business of the Memorial and the ability to ask relevant questions of management and internal and external auditors. Members should have sufficient understanding of the Memorial's financial reports and audit requirements as well as some broad business and/or financial management experience. At least one member of the Committee should have accounting or related financial management experience and/or qualifications and an understanding of accounting and auditing standards. If necessary, the Committee will seek external financial advice.

The Chair of the Committee should have the qualities and abilities to lead discussions, encourage openness and transparency in discussions, facilitate the participation of other members, and conduct meetings in a manner that establishes effective communications with all stakeholders for continuous improvement.

Frequency of meetings, quorum, and operation of the Committee

The Committee will meet at least quarterly, prior to Council meetings, and at other times as necessary. A quorum will be deemed to exist when a majority of members is present.

Members, through the Chair, will have direct access to the Director; to the Assistant Director, Branch Head, Corporate Services; to the Chief Finance Officer; and to external and internal auditors as necessary on matters relating to the Committee's function.

Minutes of the Committee's meetings will be provided to Council for each quarterly meeting, based on the agenda of the Committee meeting and its principal responsibilities. Copies of the minutes will be available, as necessary, to ANAO or its subcontractor as part of the annual audit process. A summary report of matters dealt with will be issued to Council by the Committee after each meeting.

The Committee will review the performance of internal audit with Memorial management annually, and formally evaluate its own performance against its charter, with input sought from management, the Director, Council, and internal and external auditors.

Conflicts of interest

Once each year, members of the Committee will provide written declarations declaring any potential or actual conflicts of interest they may have in relation to their responsibilities.

At the beginning of each meeting of the Committee members are required to declare any potential or actual conflicts of interest that may apply to specific matters on the meeting agenda. Where required by the Chair, the member will be excused from the meeting or from the Committee's consideration of the relevant agenda item(s). Details of potential or actual conflicts of interest declared by members and action taken will be appropriately minuted.

Induction

New members will receive relevant information and briefings on their appointment to assist them to meet their Committee responsibilities.

Assessment arrangements

The Chair of the Committee, in consultation with the Chair of Council, will initiate an annual review of the performance of the Committee. The review will be conducted on a self-assessment basis, with appropriate input sought from Council members, Committee members, senior management, internal and external auditors, and other relevant stakeholders as determined by the Chairman of Council.

The Chair of the Committee will provide advice to Council on a member's performance where an extension of the member's tenure is being considered.

Review of terms of reference

The Committee will review its terms of reference every two years, in consultation with Council. Any substantive changes will be recommended by the Committee and formally endorsed by Council.

Remuneration Committee

Rear Admiral K.A. Doolan AO RAN (Retd) — Chair

The Honourable G. Edwards AM

Ms G. Trainor

Terms of reference

The Remuneration Committee will:

• on Council's behalf, agree annually with the Director of the Australian War Memorial the basis for his/her performance appraisal;
• on Council's behalf, conduct the performance appraisal of the Director of the Australian War Memorial in accordance with the agreed Performance Appraisal and the Remuneration Guidelines laid down by the Minister for Veterans' Affairs;
• communicate, as necessary, with the Remuneration Tribunal in relation to remuneration arrangements for the Director of the Australian War Memorial; and
• consider and pursue other matters that may be referred by Council concerning the Director or other senior management of the Australian War Memorial in relation to remuneration and conditions of service.

Council Membership Committee

Rear Admiral K.A. Doolan AO RAN (Retd) — Chair to 11 March 2015

Ms G. Trainor — Chair from 20 May 2015

Mr L. Carlyon AC — from 20 May 2015

Brigadier A. Creagh CSC — from 20 May 2015

Terms of reference

 

Council Members' Attendance

	Council	Committees
Member	Eligible meetings	Att	Eligible meetings	Att
Air Marshal G.C. Brown AO	4	3(1a)	-	-
Mr L. Carlyon AC	4	4	-	-
Rear Admiral K.A. Doolan AO RAN (Retd)	4	4	1	1
The Honourable G.J. Edwards AM	4	4	5	5
Mr P.J. FitzSimons AM	3	3	-	-
Dr A. Hawke AC	3	3	-	-
Lieutenant General D.L. Morrison AO	3	3	-	-
Vice Admiral T. Barrett AO CSC RAN	4	1(3a)	-	-
Ms J. Segal AC	4	2	3	3
Major General J.P. Stevens AO (Retd)	3	3	3	3
Mr K.M. Stokes AC	4	2	-	-
Ms G. Trainor	4	4	3	3
Major General G. Melick AO RFD FANZCN SC	1	1	4	4
Brigadier A. Creagh CSC	1	1	-	-
Lieutenant General A. Campbell DSC AM	1	1	-	-
Mrs J. Stone AM	2	2	-	-

a — Attended by deputy

APPENDIX 2

Council profiles

Chair

Rear Admiral Ken Doolan AO RAN (Retd) was appointed to Council in November 2009 for a three-year term and again in 2012 for a further three years. He was elected Chair on 8 March 2012. Admiral Doolan joined the Royal Australian Navy as a 13-year-old cadet midshipman in 1953 and completed full-time service in 1993 in the rank of rear admiral. He served in the destroyer Vampire during the Confrontation with Indonesia in 1966 and in the guided missile destroyer Perth in 1970—71 during the Vietnam War. He was the first Commanding Officer of the amphibious heavy-lift ship Tobruk and commanded the guided missile destroyer Brisbane in the mid-1980s. During the Gulf Crisis and Gulf War of 1990—91, Admiral Doolan was Maritime Commander Australia, and was Operational Commander of all Australian combatant forces deployed to that conflict. He was appointed an Officer in the Order of Australia in January 1991. Admiral Doolan has filled several remunerated and honorary positions, including membership of the Defence Force Remuneration Tribunal, National Secretary of the Order of Australia Association, and President of the Australian Institute of Navigation. He has written several books and established a publishing firm. Admiral Doolan has served for many years as a member of the National Defence Committee of the Returned & Services League of Australia (RSL). In September 2009 he was elected National President of the RSL and has subsequently been re-elected annually to this position. From 2010 to 2011 Admiral Doolan was a member of the National Commission for the Anzac Centenary, and in mid-2011 was appointed as an ex officio member to its successor, the Anzac Centenary Advisory Board. Other appointments include Chairman of the Forces Entertainment Board; Vice President of the Australian Institute of Navigation; member of the Defence Reserves Support Council; and member of the Hoc Mai Australia Vietnam Medical Research Foundation.

Vice Admiral Tim Barrett AO CSC RAN joined Council in July 2014 when he assumed command of the Royal Australian Navy. His naval career began in 1976 as a seaman officer and later specialised in aviation. A dual-qualified officer, Vice Admiral Barrett served in HMAS Melbourne, Perth, and Brisbane and HMS Orkney as a seaman officer and then as flight commander in HMAS Stalwart, Adelaide, and Canberra. His staff appointments include Deputy Director Air Warfare Development, Director Naval Officer's Postings, and Director General of Defence Force Recruiting. He has served as Commanding Officer 817 Squadron, Commanding Officer HMAS Albatross, Commander Australian Navy Aviation Group, Commander Border Protection Command, and most recently as Commander of the Australian Fleet. Receiving a Conspicuous Service Cross in 2006 for his achievements in naval aviation, Vice Admiral Barrett became a Member of the Order of Australia in 2009 for his service as Director Naval Officers' Postings and Commander Navy Aviation Group. He was made an Officer of the Order of Australia in 2014 for his leadership of Border Protection Command and the Australian Fleet. Vice Admiral Barrett holds a Bachelor of Arts in Politics and History and a Masters of Defence Studies, both from the University of New South Wales. He recently completed the Advanced Management Program at Harvard Business School

Council members

Air Marshal Geoff Brown AO was appointed to Council in July 2011. He joined the RAAF in 1980, graduating from No. 111 Pilot's Course in 1981. During the first half of his career Air Marshal Brown served in a number of positions, including 12SQN Amberley flying Chinooks, 2FTS Pearce as a Flying Instructor, CFS East Sale, as a member of the Roulettes, at Williamtown for Hornet conversion, 77SQN, and 75SQN Tindal as a Flight Commander. In 1993 Air Marshal Brown was posted back to 77SQN as the Executive Officer and in 1995 and was posted to HQ Air Command as Staff Officer Operational Evaluation. From 1997 to 2000 Air Marshal Brown commanded 3SQN. In 2000 he completed F-111 conversion and assumed the position of Officer Commanding 82WG. In 2003 he commanded all F/A-18 and C-130 operations in Operation Iraqi Freedom and was appointed a Member of the Order of Australia and a Legion of Merit for his service in the operation. He was Officer Commanding Airborne Early Warning and Control Systems Program Office from June 2003 until December 2004, and spent 2005 at the Centre for Defence and Strategic Studies. He then commanded Air Combat Group from 2006 until taking up an appointment as Director General Capability Planning in Air Force Headquarters. Air Marshal Brown was appointed Deputy Chief of Air Force in June 2008 and Chief of Air Force in July 2011. He was appointed an Officer in the Order of Australia in the Australia Day 2012 Honours List for his outstanding contribution to the RAAF and the Australian Defence Force.

Lieutenant General Angus Campbell DSC AM was appointed to Council in May 2015. He joined the Australian Army in 1981, graduating from the Royal Military College, Duntroon, in 1984. He was assigned to the Royal Australian Infantry Corps and initially served as a platoon commander in the 3rd Battalion (Parachute), Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR). He then served in troop and squadron command appointments within the Special Air Service Regiment. In 2001 he was appointed the Commanding Officer of 2RAR. While in command, the battalion group deployed to East Timor as a component of the United Nations Transitional Administration East Timor. Lieutenant General Campbell has also served in a range of staff appointments, including as Aide-de-Camp to the Chief of Army, as a strategic policy officer in Army Headquarters, as an instructor at the Australian Command and Staff College, and as Chief of Staff to the Chief of the Defence Force. In late 2005 he joined the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet as a First Assistant Secretary to head the Office of National Security. He was subsequently promoted to Deputy Secretary and was then appointed Deputy National Security Adviser. In these roles he was responsible for the preparation of advice to the Prime Minister on national security matters and for coordinating the development of whole-of-government national security policy. Upon his return to the Australian Defence Force in early 2010 he was appointed to the rank of Major General and led the Military Strategic Commitments staff in Defence Headquarters until January 2011, when he assumed command of Australian forces deployed in the Middle East Area of Operations. Lieutenant General Campbell subsequently served as Deputy Chief of Army from February 2012 to September 2013, when he was promoted to his current rank and put in command of the Joint Agency Task Force responsible for the implementation of Operation Sovereign Borders. Lieutenant General Campbell was appointed Australia's Chief of Army on 16 May 2015. He holds a Bachelor of Science (Honours) from the University of New South Wales, a Master of Philosophy in International Relations from Cambridge University, and is a graduate of the Australian Army Command and Staff College.

Mr Les Carlyon AC was appointed to Council in June 2014 for a three-year term. He has previously served on Council from May 2006 and April 2009, each time for three-year terms. He has been editor of The Age, editor-in-chief of the Herald and Weekly Times group, and visiting lecturer in journalism at RMIT. He has received both the Walkley Award (1971 and 2004) and the Graham Perkin Journalist of the Year Award (1993). He is the author of Gallipoli, a bestseller in Australia, New Zealand, and Britain, and winner of the Queensland Premier's History Prize. His most recent book, The Great War, published in 2006, was the joint winner of the Prime Minister's prize for Australian history and was voted Book of the Year at the Australian Publishers' Book Industry Awards. Mr Carlyon holds a Bachelor of Commerce degree from the University of Melbourne and was made a Companion of the Order of Australia in June 2014.

Brigadier Alison Creagh CSC (Retd) was appointed to Council in March 2015 for a three-year term. She is the Executive Director of the Spirit of Anzac Centenary Experience, a Non-Executive Director of the Repat Foundation, and a committee member on the Australian Peacekeeping Memorial Project. She retired from the Australian Army in March 2015 after a 30-year career in which she held such senior appointments as Commanding Officer Defence Force School of Signals, Chief CJ1 (Chief of Personnel) Headquarters International Assistance Force Afghanistan, Director-General Public Affairs, Director-General Strategic Communication, and Director-General ADF Theatre Project (The long way home). Having joined the Australian Army in 1985, she graduated from the Officer Cadet School, Portsea, to the Royal Australian Corps of Signals. Brigadier Creagh served on operations in Cambodia (United Nations Transitional Authority Cambodia) in 1993, East Timor (International Force East Timor) in 1999—2000, in Iraq in 2006, and in Afghanistan (Headquarters International Security Assistance Force) in 2008—09. Brigadier Creagh was awarded the Conspicuous Service Cross in 1994 for her work as Quartermaster, Force Communications Unit, in Cambodia, and she received the NATO Meritorious Service Medal in 2008 for her work as Chief CJ1 in Afghanistan. In 2014 she was awarded a Chief of the Defence Force Commendation for leading the ADF Theatre Project. Brigadier Creagh holds a Master of Management Studies, a Master of Defence Studies, a Graduate Diploma in Strategic Studies, and a Graduate Diploma in Communications and Information Systems Management, and she was awarded a scholarship to attend the Women's Leadership Forum at Harvard Business School in 2014.

The Honourable Graham Edwards AM was appointed to Council in June 2010 for a three-year term and again in 2013 for a further three years. He is a Vietnam veteran and former Member of Parliament. He attended the Christian Brothers' College in Perth and later Leederville Technical College. Mr Edwards was employed by Western Australian Government Railways, and served in the regular army for three years (1968—71), seeing active service in Vietnam with the 7th Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment, in 1970. Mr Edwards was wounded twice in Vietnam, the second time losing his legs to a "jumping jack" anti-personnel land mine. After discharging from the army and a period of rehabilitation he spent ten years with the Commonwealth Public Service in the Department of Defence, the Department of Veterans' Affairs, and the Vietnam Veterans' Counselling Service. Mr Edwards was elected as a Councillor with the City of Stirling in 1980, and in 1983 was elected to the Parliament of Western Australia. He served for 14 years, including seven years as a minister. In 1998 he was elected to the House of Representatives and retired in 2007. He was recognised by the RSL with the Anzac of the Year award in 1991 for his service to the veteran community, and has also been awarded the Rotary Paul Harris Fellow and the Lions Melvin Jones Fellow. He is a Life Member of the Vietnam Veterans' Association. Mr Edwards was recently made a Freeman of the City of Wanneroo in Western Australia, and is a member of the Prime Minister's Advisory Council on Veterans. Mr Edwards was appointed as a Member of the Order of Australia in the 2012 Queen's Birthday Honours List for service to the parliament and to the community through contributions to veterans and disabled welfare.

Mr Peter FitzSimons AM was appointed to Council in March 2012. He is a renowned sports columnist, writer, journalist, and author. He was Australia's bestselling non-fiction writer in 2001 and 2004 and is the author of nearly 20 books, including Kokoda, Tobruk, and his biographies of Kim Beazley, servicewoman Nancy Wake, and several sportsmen. He is a former Australian Rugby Union player and radio host on Sydney's 2UE. He is currently a member of the Anzac Centenary Advisory Board. Mr FitzSimons was appointed a Member of the Order of Australia in the 2011 Queen's Birthday Honours List for service to literature as a biographer, sports journalist, and commentator, and for service to the community through contributions to conservation, disability care, social welfare, and sporting organisations. Mr FitzSimon's Council term concluded on 29 April 2015.

Dr Allan Hawke AC was appointed to Council in March 2012. He was previously High Commissioner to New Zealand, President of the Repatriation Commission, and Secretary of the Department of Veterans' Affairs, the Department of Transport and Regional Services, and the Department of Defence. He is a Fellow of the Australian Institute of Public Administration, the Australian Institute of Management, and the Australian Institute of Company Directors. Dr Hawke served a three-year term as Chancellor of the Australian National University from 2006 to 2009 and now serves on a range of public and private sector boards. Until recently he was Chair of the Prime Ministerial Advisory Council on Ex-Service Matters. He is also involved in charitable, community, and sporting organisations and was appointed a Companion of the Order of Australia in the 2010 Queen's Birthday Honours List. Dr Hawke's Council term concluded on 20 March 2015.

Major General Greg Melick AO RFD FANZCN SC was appointed to Council in March 2015. Based in Hobart, he is a Senior Counsel, and has served as a member of the Australian Defence Force (ADF) Reserves since 1966. He commanded at all levels from section to brigade before becoming Australia's most senior Reserve officer in 2007, and in 2011 became the ADF's Head, Centenary of Anzac Planning Team. Units in which he served include 2RNSWR, 1 Commando Company, 12/40 RTR, and the 8th Brigade. He has been a Principal Crown Counsel in the Tasmanian Crown Law Office, a Statutory Member of the National Crime Authority and the New South Wales Casino Control Authority, and was appointed a part-time Deputy President of the Administrative Appeals Tribunal in September 2014. He is Cricket Australia's anti-corruption special investigator and has conducted several investigations, including the one into the Beaconsfield mine collapse. He is a member and former chair of the board of St John Ambulance Tasmania. 

Lieutenant General David Morrison AO was appointed to Council in June 2011. He joined the Australian Army in 1979 and graduated from the Officer Cadet School, Portsea, to the Royal Australian Infantry Corps. Senior appointments include: Commanding Officer of the 2nd Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment (2RAR); Chief Instructor Command, Staff Operations Wing; Colonel Operations, Headquarters International Force East Timor (Interfet); and Chief of Staff Deployable Joint Force Headquarters. On promotion to brigadier in 2002 he commanded the 3rd Brigade until 2004. Morrison was appointed Director-General Preparedness and Plans for the Australian Army in 2004 until his promotion to major general in 2005. Between 2006 and 2008 he was Commander of the Australian Defence Colleges, Head Military Strategic Commitments, and Deputy Chief of Army. He was appointed Land Commander Australia in 2008 and became the Australian Army's first Forces Commander in 2009. Lieutenant General Morrison was made a Member of the Order of Australia in 1999 for his services as Brigade Major, Director of Preparedness and Mobilisation, and as Commanding Officer 2RAR, and was upgraded in 2010 to an Officer in the Order of Australia for his service as Commander Australian Defence College, Head Military Strategic Commitments, and Deputy Chief of Army. Lieutenant General Morrison was appointed Chief of Army in June 2011. His Council term concluded on 15 May 2015.

Ms Jillian Segal AM was appointed to Council in June 2014 for a three-year term. Currently, Ms Segal is a Non-Executive Director of the National Australia Bank, ASX Limited, the Garvan Institute of Medical Research and the Australia—Israel Chamber of Commerce. She is Deputy Chancellor of the University of New South Wales, and Chair of the General Sir John Monash Foundation, a national scholarship organisation. She is a Trustee of the Sydney Opera House Trust. She has previously held a range of other corporate and government board positions, including as a member of the federal government's Remuneration Tribunal, Chair of Administration Review Council, and Chair of the Banking Industry Ombudsman Board (now FOS). From October 1997 to June 2002 Ms Segal was a Commissioner and later Deputy Chair of the Australian Securities and Investments Commission. Prior to this, Ms Segal was a partner at Allen, Allen & Hemsley (now Allens Linklaters). Ms Segal has a BA/LLB from the University of New South Wales and an LLM from Harvard Law School. She was awarded a Centenary Medal in 2003 for services to society through business leadership, and appointed a Member of the Order of Australia in 2005 for services to business law, particularly in the areas of financial services reform and market regulation.

Major General Paul Stevens AO (Retd) was appointed to Council in March 2012. He was the Repatriation Commissioner from 1997 to 2003 and Director of the Office of Australian War Graves from 2006 to 2010. He graduated from the Royal Military College, Duntroon, in 1967 and served in Vietnam with the 105th Field Battery and the Headquarters of the 1st Field Regiment, Royal Australian Artillery. He was the Australian Army's Chief of Personnel from 1993 until his retirement in 1997. General Stevens was made an Officer of the Order of Australia in 1999 and was recently appointed Chair of the Ceremonial and Commemorative Working Group of the Anzac Centenary Advisory Board. General Stevens' Council term concluded on 20 March 2015.

Mr Kerry Stokes AC was appointed to Council in August 2007 and again in April 2011. He is Chairman of Seven Group Holdings and Seven West Media. Seven Group Holdings — through WesTrac, one of the five biggest Caterpillar dealerships in the world — has a market-leading presence in media in Australia and the resource services sector in Australia and China. The company also has a significant investment in media, with major shareholdings in Seven West Media and Consolidated Media. Seven West Media brings together a market-leading presence in broadcast television through the Seven Network, magazines and newspaper publishing through Pacific Magazines and West Australian Newspapers, and online through Yahoo!7 and other expanding new communications platforms. Through his private holdings, Australian Capital Equity, Mr Stokes has broad business interests and investments in a range of major business sectors: property, construction, mining resources, oil, and gas exploration. In 2008 Mr Stokes was the recipient of the Companion in the General Division in the Order of Australia, then Australia's highest honour, having been awarded the Officer in the General Division of the Order of Australia in 1995. He holds a Centenary Medal for Corporate Governance, and presented the Boyer Lectures in 1994 and the Andrew Olle Lecture in 2001. Mr Stokes holds a Life Membership of the Returned and Services League of Australia and is a recipient of the Rotary Paul Harris Fellow Award. He is also a former Chair of the National Gallery of Australia. Mr Stokes' Council term concluded on 6 April 2014, and was re-appointed on 4 August 2014.

Mrs Josephine Stone AM was appointed to Council on 26 February 2015 for a three-year term. She is a graduate of the Melbourne Law School, the first in her family of post—Second World War migrants to complete a university degree. Mrs Stone has worked in both private practice and public institutions in the Northern Territory, including with the Legal Aid Commission, where she managed the distribution of funds in the jurisdictions of civil and family law. During her time at the Law Society Northern Territory she was instrumental in developing the ethical and professional standards and guidelines for the Territory, as well as the introduction of the reformed Legal Profession Act, the largest piece of legislation in the Territory's history. She has held various positions in a number of charitable organisations in Alice Springs and Darwin, and at 25 was the youngest person to be appointed Chair of the Zonta Club. Her later roles on the Chief Minister's Womens' Advisory Council and the Darwin Private Hospital Advisory Board saw the introduction of several new initiatives. In 1998 she chaired the Red Cross (Katherine Flood) Appeal, which raised substantial funds for the community and its surrounds. Mrs Stone has played an active role in various schools both in the Northern Territory and in Queensland. In 2006 she published a 100-year history of St Mary's Primary School and inaugurated its alumni association. Mrs Stone was subsequently recognised as a member of the Order of Australia for her contribution to the legal profession and to the community for a variety of charitable activities over 25 years.

Ms Gabrielle Trainor was appointed to Council in June 2013. Her chair and director roles span public, private, not-for-profit and government organisations in industries including tourism, urban development, transport, education, the arts, and sport. Ms Trainor was a founding partner and co-owner of John Connolly & Partners, a communications and public affairs firm. Her present appointments include Chair of the National Film and Sound Archive, membership of the advisory board of Leighton Contractors, director of the Cape York Group, and membership of the board of trustees of the University of Western Sydney. She co-chaired the 2012 federal government review of the Australia Council for the Arts. Ms Trainor holds a Bachelor of Laws from the University of Melbourne and recently completed an MA in Cultural and Creative Practice. She is an Honorary Associate in the Graduate School of Government at Sydney University and a Fellow of the Australian Institute of Company Directors.

APPENDIX 3

Senior Staff profiles

Director

Dr Brendan Nelson

Dr Brendan Nelson commenced as Director of the Australian War Memorial on 17 December 2012. Before this he was the Australian Ambassador to Belgium, Luxembourg, the European Union, and NATO (2009—12). Apart from overseeing a major transformation in Australia's relationships with the European Union and NATO, Dr Nelson forged deep links with the communities of Flanders, where almost 13,000 Australians lost their lives during the First World War.

Dr Nelson studied at Flinders University, South Australia, where he graduated with a Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery. He worked as a medical practitioner in Hobart from 1985 to 1995. In 1993 he was elected unopposed as National President of the Australian Medical Association.

In 1996 Dr Nelson was elected to the Commonwealth Parliament of Australia. After the 2001 election he was promoted from his role as Parliamentary Secretary for Defence to the senior portfolio of Minister for Education, Science and Training, driving major reforms to universities and a focus on school standards and reporting. In 2006 he became Minister for Defence, during which time troops were deployed to Iraq, Afghanistan, East Timor, and the Solomon Islands. He oversaw major new investments in Defence, including the decision to purchase 24 FA-18F Super Hornets, three air warfare destroyers, two Landing Helicopter Docks, two additional battalions for the Australian Army, and a multi-billion-dollar recruitment and retention package. In November 2007 Dr Nelson was elected leader of the Liberal Party of Australia, serving as Leader of the Opposition until September 2008. The following year he retired from federal politics before taking up his ambassadorial appointment.

Senior Staff

Rhonda Adler was appointed Assistant Director, Branch Head Corporate Services, in December 2007. Before taking up this role she held the position of Chief Finance Officer and Head of the Finance Section. She has a Bachelor of Economics from the Australian National University, majoring in accounting. Since joining the Memorial in 1981 she has held a number of different positions across all branches, has managed a number of initiatives, and has sponsored the implementation of e-Business. She has instigated many accounting reforms within the Memorial and has been recognised for her contribution to "whole-of-government" initiatives. She participates actively in external forums, especially to represent cultural agencies, and is the current Chair of the Cultural Institutions Corporate Management Forum. Rhonda attended the 2003 Museum Leadership Program (MLP) at the University of Melbourne Business School and has participated in the MLP Alumi Masterclass program since that time. She also holds the position of Company Secretary for the Australian War Memorial Anzac Foundation.

Anne Bennie was appointed Assistant Director, Branch Head Public Programs, in January 2015 and has continued to coordinate many projects for the Centenary of the First World War. Anne joined the Memorial in 2003 as e-Business Manager and in 2004 was appointed Head, Retail and Online Sales, which brought together the e-Business Unit and the Memorial Shop. Anne's background is in private enterprise, where she held numerous analytical roles with Nielsen market research, followed by senior account management roles in advertising agencies. She has delivered strategy across a number of websites and e-commerce initiatives, with a strong focus on web integration, usability, and business outcomes. In 2012 Anne moved into the Centenary of the First World War Coordinator role to assist in managing the demand for Memorial services and projects in the lead-up to 2015. She completed the Cultural Management Development Program in 2005 and a Graduate Certificate in Public Sector Management in 2009.

Mark Campbell was appointed Head of Retail and Online Sales in November 2014. Mark has more than 15 years' experience in retail, specifically in product development, buying, and operations. Before joining the Memorial, Mark was responsible for developing the full retail operation for the then new Wet'n'Wild theme park in Sydney. Mark has won a number of Worldwide Industry Awards for products he developed, and he is currently completing his MBA through Southern Cross University.

Major General Brian Dawson AM CSC (Retd) was appointed to the position of Anzac Centenary Travelling Exhibition Executive Manager on 11 December 2013 and has also taken on the role of Acting Head Collection Services. Before taking up this role he was as a member of a consultant project team that developed a proposal for the New South Wales Department of Transport regarding the implementation of a grain harvest management scheme (May to October 2013). In April 2013 he retired from the Australian Regular Army at the rank of Major General, having completed 40 years' service. Senior appointments held during his time in the army included Australia's first Military Representative to the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) and the European Union (2010—13); Head of the Australian Department of Defence Public Affairs Organisation (2008—10); Deputy Commander of the Australian Joint Task Force in Iraq, based in Baghdad (2007—08); Commandant of the Australian Defence Force Academy (2006—07); and Chief of Staff Land Headquarters (2002—05). In 2000 he was made a Member of the Order of Australia for his work in Defence logistics, and was awarded the Conspicuous Service Cross for service in Somalia in 1995.

Ashley Ekins is Head of the Military History Section and has worked as a military historian at the Memorial for more than 25 years. A graduate of the University of Adelaide, he specialises in the history of the First World War and the Vietnam War. He has published widely, has presented at international conferences, and leads the Memorial's annual battlefield tours to Gallipoli. His publications on the First World War include: 1918: year of victory: the end of the Great War and the shaping of history (published in 2010, shortlisted for the Templer Medal); War wounds: medicine and the trauma of conflict (with Elizabeth Stewart, 2011); and Gallipoli: a ridge too far (2013, revised edition 2015). He compiled and wrote the introduction to a special third edition of The Anzac book, the classic anthology of soldiers' writings and art from Gallipoli (published 2010). He also researched and wrote two volumes of the Official history of Australian involvement in Southeast Asian conflicts 1948—1975 covering Australian ground operations in Vietnam: volume eight, On the offensive: the Australian Army in the Vietnam War, 1967—1968 (co-written with the late Dr Ian McNeill, published 2003); and volume nine, Fighting to the finish: the Australian Army and the Vietnam War 1968—1975 (published 2012).

David Fitzgerald joined the Memorial in 2006 in the Corporate Services Branch as Manager Buildings, became Acting Head of Buildings and Services in January 2013, and was promoted to this position in February 2015. David came to the Memorial from private enterprise, and has substantial facilities management experience. He has trade certificates for electrical and refrigeration services and has completed various facilities and business management courses. He was previously employed as Building Manager on Canberra Total Asset Management contracts, including the Department of Foreign Affairs and Department of Immigration and Citizenship buildings. David completed the Cultural Management Development Program in 2008.

Nick Fletcher began working at the Memorial in 1995 and was appointed Head of Military Heraldry and Technology in 2009. In March 2011 he was temporarily transferred to the Exhibitions Section as Concept Leader for the redevelopment of the First World War Galleries, a task completed with the official opening of the new galleries in February 2015. He has a Bachelor of Arts (Graphic Design) and completed the Cultural Management Development Program in 2006. Nick became the first Memorial staff member to visit Afghanistan as an official curator in 2009, and made a second visit in 2011. He is also a regular leader of Australian War Memorial battlefield tours on both Gallipoli and the Western Front.

Frances Henderson has been Acting Head of Human Resources since April 2014. She joined the Memorial in May 2013 as the Manager of Performance and Employee Relations. Frances has held senior HR roles within both the public and private sectors, including ten years with the US Department of State, providing regional HR expertise throughout the South Pacific region. Frances has a business degree from Monash University and is a Certified Professional of the Australian Human Resources Institute.

Sarah Hitchcock first joined the Memorial's Education and Visitor Services Section in August 2008 after 12 years with Australian Capital Tourism, serving her final year as General Manager. From 2010 to 2012 Sarah returned to the ACT government and held the position of Director of the Centenary of Canberra. Working with Creative Director Robyn Archer AO, Sarah led the formation and establishment of the Centenary of Canberra team, governance arrangements, and she prepared the program of events and activities scheduled for the centenary. Sarah re-joined the Memorial in September 2012 as Head of the Commemoration and Visitor Engagement Section. She is an active member of the Board of Management of the Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve and Birragai Education Centre.

Ryan Johnston was appointed Head of Art in October 2012. Before joining the Memorial he was Acting Director of the Shepparton Art Museum, where he oversaw a major redevelopment of the Museum and its subsequent re-launch. Ryan has also worked as a lecturer in the School of Creative Arts at the University of Melbourne. He is currently finalising his PhD on Scottish artist Eduardo Paolozzi, also at the University of Melbourne. His research has been published in local and international journals, including The Australian and New Zealand Journal of Art, The Journal of Surrealism and the Americas, and Broadsheet. He has also been recognised with several awards, including a Yale University Fellowship. Ryan was also a founding editor of emaj, Australia's first online refereed journal of art history, and he is a current member of the boards of the Canberra Contemporary Art Space and the Canberra Youth Theatre.

Katherine McMahon is Head of Exhibitions and has worked at the Memorial since 2002. She has played an instrumental role in developing the strategic direction of the Memorial's exhibitions program. She has overseen the delivery of seven major gallery redevelopment projects, with a combined value of approximately $70 million, and more than 20 temporary and travelling exhibitions. Katherine most recently oversaw the $32 million redevelopment of the Memorial's historic and heritage-listed First World War Galleries. This project was a key part of the package of commemorative events and initiatives comprising the Australian government's Anzac Centenary Program 2014—18. Katherine has a Bachelor of Arts (Art History and Curatorship) from the Australian National University.

Leanne Patterson has been Chief Finance Officer and Head of Finance since December 2007. She joined the Memorial in December 1999 as Manager, Financial Reporting and Analysis, and was primarily focused on developing the framework to support the funding, valuation and depreciation of the Memorial's billion-dollar collection of heritage and cultural assets. As CFO Leanne has successfully influenced the outcome of government-wide financial and budget reforms as they relate to the Memorial, through regular participation in formal working groups, inquiries, and other consultative processes. She is an FCPA and has a Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting) from James Cook University. Leanne is an active member of the ACT CPA Public Sector Accountants Committee.

Hans Reppin is applying his expertise as a digital advocate and innovator to digital content management and preservation within a museum environment. His background includes a diverse range of managerial positions and technical responsibilities. Since March 2014 Hans has been the Head of Photographs, Film and Sound at the Memorial. Substantively, he manages the Multimedia and Digital Asset Management System. Hans' specialised professional background encompasses digital preservation management, Prolab experience within the television industry (motion picture, news, traditional film base processing, exhibition, and commercial print outputs), and more than 20 years' experience in press and production photography.

Tim Sullivan was appointed Assistant Director Branch Head National Collection in May 2013. He graduated from the University of Sydney, where he studied history, English literature, and education. Tim has qualifications in earth sciences and a Masters in management, with a focus on museum development from the University of Technology, Sydney. His career has encompassed technical and managerial roles in the Geological Survey of New South Wales, the New South Wales Department of Mineral Resources, the Australian Museum, and the Sovereign Hill Museums Association, Ballarat. For 1999—2000 he was a Visiting Fellow with the Smithsonian Institution's National Museum of the American Indian in Washington DC. He is a member of the National Cultural Heritage Committee, a Senior Visiting Fellow of the University of Ballarat, and a member of the Museums Board of Victoria. He has served on a diverse range of committees promoting regional research and development, heritage management, commemorative projects, and museum development. He has contributed to national and international forums on museum practice and development and has written widely on the role of museums in promoting learning and developing regional heritage tourism.

Robyn van Dyk is Head of the Australian War Memorial's Research Centre, in which capacity she leads the Research Centre team to develop, manage, preserve, and provide access to the Memorial's archival and published collections. Robyn has curated a variety of exhibitions, including as co-curator of the MAGNA award winning exhibition Anzac voices (2014) and a joint exhibition with Australian Geospatial-Intelligence Organisation, Gallipoli to Afghanistan and the future: 100 years of mapping (2015). She is the concept leader for Anzac connections, the Memorial's major centenary web project to enhance availability of and access to digital content. Robyn has produced museum-related publications and delivered papers at national conferences. In October 2012 she travelled to Afghanistan as the Memorial's Official Curator, and spent several weeks observing conditions and collecting records and objects. Robyn will also partner with the Australian National University in an ARC-funded research project into Borneo in the Second World War.

Daryl Winterbottom joined the Memorial in 1989 to direct implementation of the Collection Management System, and established the Information Technology Section in 1992. Previously, his career involved electronics and computer technology, and included: the development of astronomy instrumentation at Mount Stromlo; the establishment of electronics support sections at the Royal Military College, Duntroon; and the implementation of computer networks at the Australian Defence Force Academy, University of New South Wales. He holds a Diploma of Applied Science from the University of Canberra and has managed the establishment, maintenance, and development of the Memorial's information technology infrastructure and business-critical applications. He is an active member of IMSG, which sets and monitors strategic directions for information technology and management. He initiated and manages the Memorial's new Enterprise Content Management project. He also represents the Memorial as the Chief Information Officer in government forums.

Allan Yates joined the Memorial as Head of Communications and Marketing in March 2014. He has a strong background as a communications and marketing manager and practitioner to state and federal government agencies, as well as to national and international organisations in the public and private sectors. He worked as a journalist in national and international media for almost 20 years, including 12 years in the Federal Parliamentary Press Gallery. He has a strong understanding of the requirements of institutional and corporate communications and marketing areas, and has worked at iconic national institutions such as the Australian Institute of Sport in the lead-up to the Sydney Olympics.

APPENDIX 4

Selected VIP visits, events, and ceremonies

VIP visits

14 July 2014 Lieutenant General Mazhar Jamil, Military Secretary, Pakistan

22 July 2014 Department of Defence Delegation, Australia

3 August 2014 Department of Defence Delegation, Singapore

5 August 2014 General Raheel Sharif, Chief of Army Staff, Pakistan

6 August 2014 Major General Rustam Patnaik, Indian Army

6 August 2014 Major General Milinda Peiris, Vice Chancellor, Kotelawala Defence University, Sri Lanka

6 August 2014 General Shigeru Iwasaki, Chief of Staff of the Joint Staff Council, Japan Air Self-Defence Forces

7 August 2014 First World War Commemoration Group

20 August 2014 Major General Agung Risdhianto, Indonesia

20 August 2014 Her Excellency Dr Ruth Adler, Australian Ambassador to Ireland

2 September 2014 Parliamentary Delegation, Latin America

3 September 2014 Department of Defence Delegation, Singapore

4 September 2014 The Right Honourable Hugo Swire MP, Minister of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, United Kingdom

10 September 2014 Foreign Defence Attache Delegation

12 September 2014 Rear Admiral Hideki Yuasa, Commander, Japanese Maritime Self-Defence Forces Training Squadron

14 September 2014 Mr Peter Watkins CBE, Director General of the Defence Academy of the United Kingdom

20 September 2014 General Vincent Brooks, Commanding General, United States Army

21 September 2014 General Sverker Goranson, Supreme Commander of the Swedish Armed Forces

23 September 2014 National Defence College Delegation, Bangladesh

23 September 2014 Political Delegation, United States of America

24 September 2014 Grand National Assembly, Turkey

24 September 2014 Rear Admiral Thorsten Kahler, Federal Ministry of Defence, Germany

25 September 2014 Congressman Michael J. Rogers, United States of America

29 September 2014 Mr Antonio Jose Cabral, Deputy Director General of Economic and Financial Affairs DG, European Commission

1 October 2014 The Right Honourable John Bercow MP, Speaker of the House of Commons, United Kingdom

3 October 2014 Major General Perry Lim, Chief of the Singapore Army

8 October 2014 Mr Kent Breedlove, Afghanistan Defense Intelligence Agency, United States of America

10 October 2014 Brigadier Adnan Saleem, Director of the Pakistan Army Museum

11 October 2014 Mr Daniel Smith, Assistant Secretary of State for Intelligence and Research, United States of America

14 October 2014 Major General Shahid Baig Mirza, Pakistan Army

15 October 2014 Vice Admiral Charles-Henri du Che, International Relations and Partnerships, French Navy

29 October 2014 His Excellency Mr Burhan Gafoor, Singapore High Commissioner

3 November 2014 Mr Stephen Hadley, Lowy Institute for International Policy, United States of America

4 November 2014 His Beatitude and Eminence Patriarch Cardinal Mar Bechara Boutros Rai, Maronite Patriarch of Antioch and All the East

6 November 2014 Admiral Cecil Haney, Commander, United States Strategic Command, United States Navy

7 November 2014 United States of America and Japan Delegation

8 November 2014 Mr Laszlo Kover, Speaker of the National Assembly of Hungary

10 November 2014 Major General Haluk Sahar, Chief of Strategy and Force Planning Branch, Turkish Air Force HQ

14 November 2014 St Kilda Football Club, Australia

14 November 2014 The Right Honourable David Cameron MP, Prime Minister of the United Kingdom

17 November 2014 Admiral Tomohisa Takei, Chief of Staff, Japanese Maritime Self-Defence Force

18 November 2014 The Honourable Narendra Modi MP, Prime Minister of India

18 November 2014 Australian Cricket Team

19 November 2014 Mr Francois Hollande, President of the French Republic

22 November 2014 Lieutenant General John Wissler, Commanding General, III Marine Expeditionary Force, United States Marine Corps

23 November 2014 Police Major General Zaw Win, Director General of Myanmar Police Force

24 November 2014 General Mark Welsh III, Chief of Staff, United States Air Force

25 November 2014 Ministerial Delegation, Myanmar

27 November 2014 His Eminence Archbishop Dominique Mamberti, Secretary of Relations with States, Holy See

2 December 2014 Ms Cathy McGowan AO MP, Federal Member for Indi, Australia

8 December 2014 Mr Lionel Jospin, Former Prime Minister of France

11 December 2014 General Necdet ozel, Chief of the General Staff, Turkish Armed Forces

12 December 2014 His Excellency Mr Petro Poroshenko, President of the Ukraine & Her Excellency Mrs Maryna Poroshenko

17 December 2014 Ambassador Stephen Evans, Assistant Secretary General for Operations, NATO

17 January 2015 General Knud Bartels, Chairman of the NATO Military Committee

10 February 2015 Mr Avirmid Battur, Vice Minister of Defense, Mongolia

11 February 2015 His Excellency General the Honourable Sir Peter Cosgrove AK MC (Retd) Governor-General of the Commonwealth of Australia

11 February 2015 Mr Jacob Keidar, Inspector General of the Foreign Ministry, Israel

17 February 2015 General Knud Bartels, Chairman of the NATO Military Committee

22 February 2015 General Dennis Via, Commander, United States Army Materiel Command

23 February 2015 His Majesty King Harald V of Norway and Her Majesty Queen Sonja of Norway

3 March 2015 Parliamentary Delegation, Fiji

11 March 2015 Lieutenant General Chaichana Nakkerd, Commanding General, Counter Terrorism Operations Centre, Thailand

18 March 2015 Major General Antony Anderson, Chief of Defence Staff, Jamaica Defence Force

24 March 2015 Mr Jonisio Mara, Deputy Secretary, Ministry of Defense, Fiji

26 March 2015 His Excellency Mr Linas Linkevicius, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Lithuania

29 March 2015 Senate Delegation, Czech Republic

31 March 2015 Lieutenant General Christopher Burne, Judge Advocate General, United States Air Force

1 April 2015 Mr Uwe Beckmeyer, Parliamentary State Secretary at the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy, and Federal Government Coordinator for the Maritime Industry, Germany

1 April 2015 Air Vice Marshal Shreesh Mohan VM, Assistant Chief of Air Staff (Intelligence), India

1 April 2015 Ms Christine Wormuth, Under Secretary of Defense for Policy, United States of America

6 April 2015 His Royal Highness Prince Henry of Wales

13 April 2015 Lieutenant General Antoine Creux, Director General of the French Air Force

14 April 2015 General Tom Middendorp, Chief of Defence of the Armed Forces of the Netherlands

15 April 2015 Major General Micael Byden, Chief of Staff, Swedish Air Force

20 April 2015 Mr Keith Tan, Deputy Secretary (Policy), Ministry of Defence, Singapore

22 April 2015 His Excellency Mr Xanana Gusmao, Minister of Planning and Strategic Investment, Democratic Republic of Timor—Leste

23 April 2015 Air Marshal Atilla Gulan, Head of Logistics, Turkish General Staff

23 April 2015 Major General David Gawn MBE, Chief of Army, New Zealand

24 April 2015 Gold Coast Suns AFL Team

25 April 2015 His Royal Highness The Duke of Kent KG GCMG GCVO ADC(P), President of the Commonwealth War Graves Commission

25 April 2015 His Excellency Lieutenant General the Right Honourable Sir Jerry Mateparae GNZM QSO, Governor-General of New Zealand

25 April 2015 His Excellency Reha Keskintepe, Turkish Ambassador to Australia

27 April 2015 Major General David Cullen CB OBE, Assistant Chief of the General Staff, British Army

29 April 2015 Mr Kenji Harada, Parliamentary Vice-Minister for Defense, Japan

7 May 2015 His Excellency Mr Vladimir Morozov, Ambassador of Russia, and His Excellency Mr Viktar Shykh, Ambassador of Belarus

13 May 2015 Air Marshal Paul Evans CB QHP FRAeS, Surgeon General, Royal Air Force, United Kingdom

13 May 2015 His Excellency Mr Sumio Kusaka, Ambassador of Japan

14 May 2015 Mr Chan Yeng Kit, Permanent Secretary (Defence), Singapore

14 May 2015 Lieutenant General Georgios Paraschopoulos, Chief of Staff, Hellenic National Defence General Staff, Greece

25 May 2015 Mr Lee Seok Hyun, Deputy Speaker of the National Assembly, Republic of Korea

25 May 2015 His Excellency Mr Pier Francesco Zazo, Italian Ambassador to Australia

26 May 2015 Mr Abhay Tripathi, Joint Secretary and Senior Directing Staff (Civil Services), National Defence College, India

27 May 2015 Lieutenant General Anthony Ierardi, Deputy Chief of Staff G-8, United States Army

27 May 2015 The Honourable Rajiv Pratap Rudy, Union Minister of State (Independent Charge), Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship, Union Minister of State, Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs Special Invitee, Rules Committee, India

28 May 2015 His Excellency Lieutenant General the Right Honourable Sir Jerry Mateparae GNZM QSO, Governor-General of New Zealand, and Her Excellency Lady Janine Mateparae

2 June 2015 Ms Stephanie O'Sullivan, Principal Deputy Director of National Intelligence, United States of America

4 June 2015 Lieutenant General H.R. McMaster, Director, Army Capabilities Integration Center, and Deputy Commanding General, Futures, US Army Training and Doctrine Command, United States of America

15 June 2015 Mr Gorazd Zmavc, Minister for Slovenians Abroad, Slovenia

19 June 2015 His Excellency Mr Edgars Rinkevics, Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Latvia

19 June 2015 Mr Martin Chungong, Secretary General, Inter-Parliamentary Union, Geneva

23 June 2015 His Excellency the Honourable Hieu Van Le AO, Governor of South Australia

23 June 2015 Rear Admiral John Kingwell, Director, Development, Concepts and Doctrine Centre, United Kingdom

24 June 2015 Mr Ravi Kant, Joint Secretary, Ministry of Defence, India

26 June 2015 Lieutenant General John Toolan Jr, Commanding General, United States Marine Corps Forces, Pacific

Events and Ceremonies

2 July 2014 Volume III of the Official history of peacekeeping, humanitarian and post—Cold War operations book launch

9 July 2014 Defence Indigenous wreathlaying ceremony

24 July 2014 Official launch of Poppy's Cafe

24 July 2014 Public launch of Poppy's Cafe

27 July 2014 Australian Army Training Team Vietnam wreathlaying ceremony

4 August 2014 Roll of Honour Soundscapes launch

4 August 2014 Roll of Honour Name Projections launch and Last Post Ceremony

26 August 2014 42nd Battalion, Australian Imperial Force, plaque dedication ceremony

29 August 2014 National Malaya and Borneo Veterans Association of Australia wreathlaying ceremony

3 September 2014 Battle for Australia wreathlaying ceremony

5 September 2014 National Student Leadership Forum

8 September 2014 National Servicemen's Association of Australia wreathlaying ceremony

15 September 2014 Battle of Britain wreathlaying ceremony

17 September 2014 Australian Federation of Totally and Permanently Incapacitated Ex Servicemen and Women wreathlaying ceremony

19 September 2014 Royal Australian Army Pay Corps wreathlaying ceremony

3 October 2014 National Council of Women of Australia wreathlaying ceremony

5 October 2014 Australian Air League wreathlaying ceremony

12 October 2014 ACT Sole Piping and Drumming Championship Competition

13 October 2014 41st Battalion, Australian Imperial Force, plaque dedication ceremony

15 October 2014 Anzac treasures: the Gallipoli collection of the Australian War Memorial book launch

16 October 2014 Wandering Warriors Walk and Australian Special Air Service Plaque Dedication Ceremony

29 October 2014 Defence Widows Support Group wreathlaying ceremony

2 November 2014 Soldier On Ride 2 Remember

4 November 2014 Campbell High School wreathlaying ceremony

7 November 2014 Royal Australian Corps of Signals wreathlaying ceremony

10 November 2014 Roll of Honour Ceremony

11 November 2014 Remembrance Day National Ceremony

25 November 2014 First World War Galleries sponsors preview

26 November 2014 First World War Galleries politicians preview

11 December 2014 Ben Quilty: after Afghanistan and Alex Seton: as of today ... joint exhibition launch and Last Post Ceremony

9 February 2015 Parliamentary Last Post Ceremony

21 February 2015 Napier Waller Reflection Ceremony

22 February 2015 Official opening of the First World War Galleries

27 February 2015 HMAS Perth wreathlaying ceremony and Last Post Ceremony

28 February 2015 Of words and war: poetry at the Memorial

2 March 2015 Australian Army Birthday wreathlaying ceremony and Last Post Ceremony

18—20 March 2015 Gallipoli 1915: a century on conference and Last Post Ceremony

21 March 2015 Operation Slipper Welcome Home Parade and Last Post Ceremony

8 April 2015 Anzac Day aged care wreathlaying ceremony

13 April 2015 Tour de Legacy 2015 launch

18 April 2015 "On every Anzac Day" commemorative performance

25 April 2015 Anzac Day Dawn Service

25 April 2015 Anzac Day National Ceremony

25 April 2015 Anzac Day Last Post Ceremony

8 May 2015 Victory in Europe: a symposium and Last Post Ceremony

12 May 2015 Nurses and midwives wreathlaying ceremony

15 May 2015 Australian Hospital Ship Centaur wreathlaying and Last Post Ceremony

29 May 2015 National Sandakan Remembrance Day wreathlaying ceremony

31 May 2015 Bomber Command wreathlaying ceremony

12 June 2015 ACT RSL Congress wreathlaying ceremony

27 June 2015 Reserve Forces Day wreathlaying and Last Post Ceremony

28 June 2015 Rabual and Montevideo Maru wreathlaying ceremony

28 June 2015 23rd Field Regiment wreathlaying and Last Post Ceremony

30 June 2015 National Servicemen's Association of Australia wreathlaying ceremony.

APPENDIX 5

Key acquisitions and disposals

Acquisitions

Art

1. Imants Tillers and the Australian Tapestry Workshop, Avenue of remembrance, 2015 (tapestry). This large-scale tapestry is a commemorative response to the Centenary of Anzac, inspired by Keith Murdoch's "Gallipoli letter" and funded through a generous donation from the Geoff and Helen Handbury Foundation.

2. Rosie Ware, Torres Strait Light Infantry Battalion, 2015 (textile tryptych). Rosie Ware is a senior Torres Strait Islander artist based on Muralag (Thursday Island). This work reflects on the experience of the Second World War in the Torres Strait.

3. Collection of nine portraits of Australian servicemen by Hilda Rix Nicholas, completed during the First World War. This rare collection of work provides new insight into the Australian experience of the First World War. It was acquired directly from the artist's granddaughter with the support of the federal government's National Cultural Heritage Account.

4. Eric Thake, Self portrait in a broken shaving mirror, 1945 (drawing).

5. Arthur Streeton, Amiens Cathedral, 1918 (oil on canvas).

Military Heraldry and Technology

1. The memorial cenotaphs used on ceremonial occasions by Australian personnel at Camp Holland and Camp Baker in Afghanistan were received and, after a period of display outside the Memorial's main entrance, have now been positioned for longer term display in the grounds. As a result of curatorial assessments undertaken in the field, a container-load of significant material collected from Tarin Kowt in Uruzgan province, Afghanistan, was also received.

2. The medals of Sergeant Jack Whittle VC DCM and Private Horace William "Slim" Madden GC were donated during the year. Both of Whittle's awards were granted for extraordinary gallantry during the AIF's advance to the Hindenburg Line in early 1917, while Madden's posthumous George Cross for his humanity and stubborn resistance as a prisoner of war was the highest honour awarded to an Australian during the Korean War.

3. Other significant medal groups acquired include those of pioneer aviator Sir Patrick Gordon Taylor GC MC, First World War prisoner-of-war escapee Herbert Johnson MC, Indigenous serviceman Charlie Burns, who saw overseas service in both world wars, and Herman Bottcher, a German-American who lived in Australia for ten years before the Second World War and was highly decorated as a US soldier before being killed in 1944.

4. An important purchase for the technology collection was an ornately carved Mauser rifle captured in South Africa during the Boer War by Trooper William Bell of the 5th Victorian Mounted Rifles.

Photographs, Film and Sound

1. An aesthetically and historically significant donation of more than 300 photographs by Gervaise Purcell, a professional Second World War photographer and "camoufleur". Purcell was a member of the Australian Camouflage Unit whose job it was to advocate for and design camouflage appropriate to local conditions.

2. A donation by Richard Denison of his documentary film, Boys of the Dardanelles, and interviews of First World War veterans recorded at the Australian War Memorial and Government House in 1985. The interviews comprise three hours of pristine colour negative and original audio, and were shot at the inaugural opening of the Memorial's Gallipoli Gallery. This would have been among the last opportunities to document the lives of the 200 surviving Gallipoli veterans. The footage includes extended interviews with a number of these veterans, and 80 per cent of this footage has never been seen outside the editing studio.

3. Footage of HMAS Canberra (III) entering Sydney Harbour, including its commissioning ceremony, which features speeches from His Excellency General the Honourable Sir Peter Cosgrove AK MC (Retd) and the former Prime Minister, the Honourable Tony Abbott MP. The footage was provided by Andrew Dakin on behalf of Navy Imagery East, Garden Island.

4. A rare collection of 15 superb vintage panoramic photographs of Gallipoli taken in May—June 1915. Three of the photographs in this set are of the little-known airfield that was temporarily located at Cape Helles. They show a Maurice Farman biplane MF465, attached to No. 3 Squadron, Royal Naval Air Service, then based on the nearby island of Tenedos. These planes were used to take the aerial photographs of the Gallipoli peninsula.

5. Ten /sites/default/files by acclaimed photojournalist Ben Bohane, who was embedded with Guam Battalion and other units in Afghanistan from 2 October to 2 November 2013. These photographs represent Australian soldiers with indigenous backgrounds currently serving within the Australian Defence Force (ADF) and include Papua New Guineans, Solomon Islanders, Maoris, and Indigenous Australian soldiers. The /sites/default/files also show contemporary technology in dealing with IEDs (Improvised Explosion Devices) and modern-day camp life, large technology items, uniforms, and ammunition currently used by the ADF.

Research Centre

1. Vietnam Battle Intelligence Computer tapes used in Vietnam in the first ever computer database used by Australians in a combat theatre.

2. Maritime Headquarters signals from the First Gulf War (1990—91). These comprise 95 boxes of signals and other material covering the whole period of the war under Operation Damask.

3. An original, signed Second World War surrender document from Morotai Island, acquired in September 1945 by a soldier serving in the lithography unit that printed it.

4. The personal log from HMAS Sydney (I). The unidentified author tracks events on the ship from the time of its commissioning in June 1913 until Christmas Day 1915.  It includes a description of the Sydney—Emden battle as well as other activities during this period.

5. Seven letters written by General Sir Harry Chauvel dating from the Boer War and the First World War. These include a detailed and descriptive letter containing some passages included in Hill's biography of Chauvel.

6. The original diary of Able Seaman Harry Lambert of the Australian Naval and Military Expeditionary Force, 1914. Lambert served with the Naval Brigade and participated in the initial landings and fighting in German New Guinea.

7. The 500-letter collection of Chief Warrant Officer Alexander Scott Cameron, compiled during his service in the Boer War and the First World War with the Royal Australian Naval Bridging Train.

Disposals

Military Heraldry and Technology

1. Three collection items were de-accessioned for presentation to the Turkish government on the centenary of the Gallipoli campaign: RELAWM01093 (folding periscope), RELAWM07804 (Turkish cricket ball grenade from Hill 60), and REL/00092.001 and .002 (Anzac Day marching banner of the 2nd Divisional Train AASC).

Photographs, Film and Sound

1. One photographic object (P11621.001) was de-accessioned. This inferior duplicate was replaced with a high-quality original.

Research Centre

1. Disposal of 5.5 shelf metres of Second World War Department of Home Security records. The collection, including diagrams and photographs, was transferred to the National Archives of Australia under the NAA—AWM Agreement 2000.

BELOW: Visitors watch a fly-over as part of the Operation Slipper Welcome Home Parade. In the foreground are the two recently installed memorials from Camp Russell and Camp Holland in Afghanistan.

BELOW RIGHT: Memorial Director Dr Brendan Nelson accepts a mixed donation from Paul and Megan Jolly, the material of which once belonged to Captain Charles Jolly.

Handovers: Lieutenant General Laurie O'Donnell AC (Retd) (left) donates his father's medals to the Memorial. The medals were accepted by Mr Tim Sullivan, Assistant Director, Branch Head National Collection.

APPENDIX 6

Travelling exhibitions

Total travelling exhibitions visitation: 1 July 2014 to 30 June 2015

			From	To
Shaun Gladwell: Afghanistan
Anne and Gordon Samstag Museum of Art, Adelaide, SA			04/04/2014	18/07/2014
John Curtin Gallery, Perth, WA			02/08/2015	14/09/2015
Nurses: from Zululand to Afghanistan
Roma on Bungil gallery, Roma, QLD			27/06/2014	03/08/2014
Museum of Tropical Queensland, Townsville, QLD			04/09/2014	26/10/2014
Remember me: the lost diggers of Vignacourt
Queensland Museum, Southbank, QLD			05/07/2014	20/07/2014
State Library of South Australia, Adelaide, SA			05/08/2014	19/10/2014
State Library of New South Wales, Sydney, NSW			01/11/2015	18/01/2015
Western Australian Museum, Perth, WA			06/06/2015	30/08/2015
Ben Quilty: after Afghanistan
John Curtin Gallery, Perth, WA			02/08/2015	14/09/2015
Flinders University Art Museum and City Gallery, Adelaide, SA			27/09/2014	30/11/2014
Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT			11/12/2014	17/06/2015
Reality in flames: modern Australian art and the Second World War
New England Regional Art Museum, Armidale, NSW			24/04/2014	13/07/2014
Gosford Regional Gallery, Gosford, NSW			19/07/2014	07/09/2014
Rockhampton Art Gallery, Rockhampton, QLD			11/10/2014	30/11/2014
A camera on Gallipoli (framed)
Norman Lindsay Gallery and Museum, Faulconbridge, NSW			08/08/2014	14/09/2014
Berrima District Museum, Berrima, NSW			26/01/2015	22/03/2015
A camera on Gallipoli (graphic)
Royal Automobile Club of Australia, Sydney, NSW			15/08/2014	31/08/2014

A camera on Gallipoli (graphic/powerpoint)

New South Wales
Alliance Francaise de Sydney	Sydney
Australian Rotary Health	Parramatta
Banks Public School	St Clair
Bathurst Regional Council	Bathurst
Bega Valley Genealogy Society	Pambula
Bega Valley Historical Society	Bega
Bulahdelah War Memorial trust	Bulahdelah
Camden Council Library Service	Camden
Camden Show Society	Camden
City of Canterbury Council	Campsie
Clyde River and Batemans Bay Historical Society	Batemans Bay
Concord District RSL Sub-Branch	Concord West
Council of the City of Ryde	Ryde
Danebank Anglican School for Girls	Hurstville
Dharug and Lower Hawkesbury Historical Society	Gunderman
Gilgandra Shire Council	Gilgandra
Goulburn Public School	Goulburn
Grafton Library	Grafton
Gresford Public School	Gresford
Gundaroo and District Historical Society	Gundaroo
Gunning and District Historical Society	Gunning
Gwydir Shire Council	Bingara
Hawkesbury City Council	Windsor
Holroyd City Council	Merrylands
Jervis Bay Maritime Museum	Huskisson
Kingsgrove RSL Sub-Branch	Kingsgrove
Ku-ring-gai Council	Gordon
Kurrajong Community Forum	Kurrajong
Kurrajong—Comleroy Historical Society	Kurrajong
Lake Macquarie City Council	Speers Point
Lane Cove Library	Lane Cove
Lithgow City Council	Lithgow
Liverpool City Council	Liverpool
Lord Howe Island Historical Society and Museum	Lord Howe Island
Maitland Regional Art Gallery	Maitland
Mayflower Village Gerringong	Gerringong
Merimbula—Imlay Historical Society	Merimbula
Murringo Community Association	Murringo
North Sydney Council	North Sydney
NSW Office of State Revenue	Parramatta
Orange City Library	Orange
Penrith City Council	Penrith
Petersham RSL Club	Petersham
Primrose Park Photography	Cremorne
Riverina Regional Library	Wagga Wagga
Rotary Club of Belrose	Forestville
Singleton Shire Council	Singleton
St Aloysius' College Cadet Unit	Kirribilli
St Luke's Grammar School	Dee Why
Tenterfield Shire Council	Tenterfield
The Hills Shire Council	Castle Hill
Tilba Anzac Exhibition Committee	Tilba Tilba
Toukley Library, Wyong Shire Council	Toukley
Tumut Show Society	Tumut
Waverley Council	Bondi Junction
Wyong Family History Group	Wyong
Wyong Shire Council Library	Tuggerah
Northern Territory
Alice Springs RSL	Alice Springs
City of Darwin Libraries	Darwin
Northern Territory Officers' Ball Committee
Queensland
Augathella Diggers Rodeo Association	Augathella
Blackall—Tambo Regional Council	Blackall
Caboolture East State School	Caboolture
Cooktown Historical Centre	Cooktown
Currumbin RSL	Currumbin
Headquarters 1st Division	Enoggera
Hinchinbrook Shire Council	Hinchinbrook
Mareeba State School	Mareeba
Moreton Bay Regional Council	Moreton Bay
Mount Isa City Council Owned Enterprises	Mount Isa
Rockhampton Agricultural and Citizens Show Society	Rockhampton
South Burnett Regional Council	Kingaroy
St George RSL Sub-Branch	St George
St Joseph's College, Gregory Terrace	Spring Hill
Tablelands Regional Council	Atherton
Tamborine Mountain State School	Tambourine Mountain
Townsville City Council	Townsville
Waltzing Matilda Centre and Dinosaur Stampede	Winton
South Australia
Barossa Regional Gallery	Tanunda
City of Port Lincoln	Port Lincoln
Mount Gambier Library	Mount Gambier
State Library of South Australia	Adelaide
Tasmania
Australasian Military Medicine Association	Hobart
Department of Veterans' Affairs	Hobart
Learning Services (South) Department of Education	Warrane
Victoria
Alfred Deakin Prime Ministerial Library	Geelong
Bass Coast Shire Council	Wonthaggi
Brauer Secondary College	Warrnambool
Coimadai Avenue of Honour Restoration Association	Long Forest
Fort Queenscliff Museum	Queenscliff
Gallipoli and Beyond	Camberwell
Hatch Contemporary Arts Space	Banyule
Lavalla Catholic College	Traralgon
Mallacoota and District Historical Society	Mallacoota
Manningham Art Gallery	Doncaster
Mary MacKillop Catholic Regional College	Leongatha
Osborne Park Association	North Geelong
St Francis Xavier College	Beaconsfield
Star of the Sea College	Brighton
Thoona Memorial Hall Committee	Thoona
Turaton Music Company	Shepparton
Westall Secondary College	Clayton
Western Australia
ArtGeo Cultural Complex	Busselton
City of Albany	Yakamia
City of Cockburn	Spearwood
City of Wanneroo	Wanneroo
Dowerin and Districts Museum	Dowerin
St Hilda's Anglican School for Girls	Mosman Park

International
Maritime Operational Support Group, Bahrain	Bahrain	Bahrain
Australian Embassy, Brazil	Lote	Brazil
Australian High Commission, Canada	Ottawa	Canada
Australian Embassy, Greece	Athens	Greece
Australian Embassy, Kuwait	Kuwait City	Kuwait
Australian Embassy, Lebanon	Beirut	Lebanon
Australian High Commission, Malta	Ta' Xbiex	Malta
Australian Embassy, Mexico	Mexico City	Mexico
Australian High Commission, Nigeria	Abuja	Nigeria
Australian Embassy, Philippines	Manila	Philippines
Isbank Museum	Istanbul	Turkey
Australian Defence Force	Jacksonville, FL	USA
Australian Embassy, Washington	Washington DC	USA
Australian High Commission, Bangladesh	Dhaka	Bangladesh
Shanghai Association	Shanghai	China
Australian Consulate-General	Chennai	India
Australian High Commission, India	Delhi	India
Australian Embassy, Riyadh	Riyadh	Saudi Arabia
Australian High Commission, Pretoria	Pretoria	South Africa
Australian Embassy, Seoul	Seoul	South Korea
Dornoch and District Community Association	Dornoch	UK
Australian Embassy, Abu Dhabi	Abu Dhabi	United Arab Emirates
Australian Defence Staff (Washington)	Washington DC	USA

Bring in your memorabilia days

No Bring in your memorabilia events were conducted this financial year.

APPENDIX 7

Selected staff publications, lectures, and talk

Kate Ariotti	Book chapter	"Australian prisoners of the Turks: negotiating culture clash in captivity"	Other fronts, other wars? First World War studies on the eve of the centennial, Brill Publishing	The Netherlands	1 August 2014
Lecture	"Queenslanders and captivity: prisoners of war in Turkey during the First World War"	Brisbane History Group: World War I Symposium	Brisbane, QLD	6 September 2014
Talk — on-site	"Coping with captivity: Australian prisoners of the Turks during the First World War"	Public (talk/tour)	BAE Systems Theatre, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	12 January 2015
	Book chapter	"'At present everything is making us most anxious': families of Australian prisoners in Turkey" in Beyond surrender: Australian prisoners of war in the twentieth century	Melbourne University Press		1 June 2015
Simon Aylott (PP volunteer)	Talk — on-site	Gallery talk: HMAS Sydney	Public (talk/tour)	Second World War Galleries, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	30 June 2015
Claire Baddeley	Article	"Art in a time of war: the experience of 1914—18 seen through the eyes of Australian artists"	Wartime	Issue 67	Winter 2014
	Talk — on-site	"The work of art in Germany during the First and Second World Wars"	Public (talk/tour)	Art Print Room, Administration Building, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	25 July 2014
	Talk — on-site	"The end of the Second World War in art"	Australian War Memorial Information Assistants	Galleries, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	10 September 2014
	Article	"Selling the war: Australian and German World War 1 Propaganda Posters"	KULTUR Magazine (Goethe-Institut Australia)	Issue 25	22 September 2014
	Talk — on-site	"Colonial legacies: the art of the Maori wars, the war in Sudan, and the Boxer Uprising"	Public (talk/tour)	Art Print Room, Administration Building, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	10 October 2014
	Conference paper	"Place, commemoration and national identity: the architecture and landscape heritage of the Australian War Memorial"	War memorialisation and the nation conference, University of Otago	Dunedin, New Zealand	14 November 2014
	Talk — on-site	"R. Malcolm Warner and the Australian airmen of the EATS"	Public (talk/tour)	Art Print Room, Administration Building, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	21 November 2014

	Talk — on-site	"The visual imagery of the Australian Comforts Fund during the First and Second World Wars"	Public (talk/tour)	Art Print Room, Administration Building, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	9 January 2015
Talk — on-site	"The art of the book: artists' books in the Australian War Memorial collection"	Public (talk/tour)	Art Print Room, Administration Building, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	6 March 2015
Conference paper	"With their service: Australian visual imagery of nurses, VADs, and the Red Cross in WWI"	The First World War: local, global and Imperial perspectives conference	University of Newcastle, NSW	26 March 2015
Talk — on-site	"Fight or buy bonds: American First World War and Second World War posters"	Public (talk/tour)	Art Print Room, Administration Building, Australian War Memorial, Canberra ACT	1 May 2015
Claire Baddeley and Daniel Eisenberg	Talk — on-site	"Artists on film" (combined talk on art and film in the Australian War Memorial's collection)	Public (talk/tour)	BAE Systems Theatre, Australian War Memorial, Canberra ACT	29 August 2014
Stuart Baines	Talk — on-site	Gallery talk: First World War diorama — Pozieres	Public (talk/tour)	First World War Galleries, Australian War Memorial, Canberra ACT	5 January 2015
Talk — on-site	Gallery talk: First World War diorama — Ypres	Public (talk/tour)	First World War Galleries, Australian War Memorial, Canberra ACT	12 January 2015
Talk — offsite	"Broadening Anzac: understanding the social context of the Anzac story"	Education audience	University of Canberra, ACT	19 February 2015
Talk — offsite	"The Anzac story: difference and aspiration"	Education audience	Young High School, NSW	27 March 2015
Talk — offsite	"The Anzac consensus: social relevance in enduring legacies"	Education audience	Young High School, NSW	27 March 2015
Katherine Barnes	Talk — on-site	"Posters, poets, and protest: the broadsheet publishers"	Public (talk/tour)	Art Print Room, Administration Building, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	12 September 2014
Craig Blanch	Talk — on-site	Gallery talk: Fromelles battlefield relics	Public (talk/tour)	Galleries, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	21 July 2014
Craig Blanch and Bridie Macgillicuddy	Talk — on-site	Gallery talk: Hall of Valour awards and artworks	Public (talk/tour)	Hall of Valour, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	15 December 2014
Stephanie Boyle	Article	"'Picking high fruit in the arid expanse': the Memorial's Official Film Commission to Afghanistan"	Wartime	Issue 67	Winter 2014
Article	"Recording from the front line: interviewing contemporary veterans"	Australasian Sound Recording Association	Issue 39	Spring 2014
Talk — on-site	"Barons, boots, and beer: a little look into the First World War oral history collection"	Public (talk/tour)	BAE Systems Theatre, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	7 November 2014
Conference paper	"From a stunt on the front to moonwalking in Rome: comprehending a collection of memories"	Australasian Sound Recording Association annual conference	National Library of Australia	19 November 2014
Article	"Exploding like clockwork"	Memorial blog	www.awm.gov.au	16 April 2015
Lecture	"Tales from the vault: wrangling audio visual collections at the Australian War Memorial"	Charles Sturt University audiovisual archiving course	Delivered via Internet	26 May 2015
Al Bridges (PP volunteer)	Talk — on-site	Gallery talk: First World War diorama — Mont St Quentin	Public (talk/tour)	First World War Galleries, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	6 January 2015 8 January 2015
Steven Bullard	Talk — offsite	"The Emperor's army"	Public (talk/tour)	Southern Cross Club, Jamison, ACT	30 October 2014
	Talk — onsite	"Perspectives on Operation Slipper"	Public (talk/tour)	BAE Systems Theatre, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	20 March 2014
Peter Burness	Talk — offsite	"Camera on Gallipoli"	Public (talk/tour)	Historical Society Museum, Berrima, NSW	24 January 2015
	Book	Australians at the Great War 1914—1918	Murdoch Books		March 2015
	Talk — offsite	"Australians in the great war"	Public (talk/tour)	Marrickville Library, Marrickville, NSW	8 April 2015
	Book	Cesarettepe (The Nek: Turkish translation)	Türkiye is Bankası Kültür Yayınları (publishers)		2014—15
Peter Burness and Karl James	Talk — on-site	"The Australian—American alliance in the First and Second World Wars"	Private (talk/tour): Australian—American Leadership Dialogue, Young Leadership Dialogue	First and Second World War Galleries, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	14 May 2015
Penny Burns (PP volunteer)	Talk — on-site	Gallery talk: The Centaur	Public (talk/tour)	Second World War Galleries, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	14 July 2014
Emma Campbell	Talk — offsite	"'Women's work': Dame Alice Chisholm and women of the First World War"	Queen's Club, Sydney	Sydney, NSW	22 April 2015
Eric Carpenter and Theresa Cronk	Talk — on-site	Anzac connections and the Research Centre	Private (talk/tour): ANU History Department annual research program introduction	Bean Building, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	4 August 2014
Gabrielle Considine	Article	"Short-waves of hope? Japanese radio propaganda in the Second World War"	Wartime	Issue 68	Spring 2014
Conference paper	"Short-waves of hope? War on the airwaves: Second World War radio recordings"	Australasian Sound Recording Association: annual conference	National Library of Australia	18 November 2014
Nick Crean	Talk — on-site	Gallery talk: Gallipoli: the evacuation	Public (talk/tour)	First World War Galleries, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	7 April 2015 20 April 2015
Theresa Cronk	Talk — on-site	Gallery talk: Voices from the front	Public (talk/tour)	First World War Galleries, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	24 March 2015 16 June 2015 23 June 2015 30 June 2015
Conference paper	"Anzac connections: archival records to the web"	Archives and Records Association of New Zealand/Australian Society of Archivists joint conference	Christchurch, New Zealand	1 October 2014
Article	"Digitising and accommodating archival collections in a museum collection management system: the Anzac connections experience"	Practical Technology for Archives	http://practicaltechnology forarchives.org/issue4 _cronk	1 June 2015
Sue Ducker	Talk — on-site	"The man with the donkey"	Public (talk/tour)	Bean Building, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	19 May 2015
Ashley Ekins	Talk — offsite	"The first draft: Charles Bean, the Great War, and the making of the Anzac legend"	National Press Club	Barton, ACT	31 July 2014
Talk — offsite	"The wounds of war: the enduring impact of the Great War"	Adelaide University Alumni	National Portrait Gallery, Canberra, ACT	22 October 2014
Article	"Gallipoli: who do you think you are"	Guide post: dispatches for the voluntary guides of the Australian War Memorial	Volume 20, issue 9	October 2014
Book chapter	"Discipline, crime, and punishment" in David Horner (ed.), Gallipoli 100	Faircount Media Group	Sydney, NSW	November 2014
Talk — offsite	"Ashley Ekins digs into the truth of those who served in WWI"	Conversations with Richard Fidler, ABC Radio, Brisbane	http://www.abc.net.au/local_stories/2015/03 /09/4192888.htm	9 March 2015
Conference paper	"Executing justice: military discipline and punishment on Gallipoli"	Gallipoli 1915: a century on	Australian National University, Acton, ACT	19 March 2015
Book	Gallipoli: A ridge too far (ed. second revised edition)	Exisle Publishing		April 2015
Book	A guide to the battlefields, cemeteries and memorials of the Gallipoli peninsula (sixth revised edition)	Australian War Memorial		April 2015
Ashley Ekins with Karl James	Article	"Climax — August: the turning point of the Gallipoli campaign"	Spirit of regional Australia	Issue 24	Winter 2015
Daniel Eisenberg	Talk — on-site	"Moving battle lines: animation and war"	Public (talk/tour)	BAE Systems Theatre, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	4 December 2014 12 March 2015
Talk — on-site	"'A most miserable hotchpotch': Charles Bean and the First World War film collection"	Public (talk/tour)	BAE Systems Theatre, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	26 February 2015
Nick Fletcher and Kate Morschel	Talk — on-site	Gallery talk: Gallipoli from above	Public (talk/tour)	First World War Galleries, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	26 March 2015
David Gist	Talk — on-site	"Lost and found: identifying soldiers from the Thuillier collection"	Public (talk/tour)	BAE Systems Theatre, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	29 January 2015
Talk — on-site	"A tale of two lenses"	Public (talk/tour)	BAE Systems Theatre, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	23 April 2015
Talk — on-site	"The directorate of public relations in Vietnam"	Public (talk/tour)	BAE Systems Theatre, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	18 June 2015
Lachlan Grant	Talk — on-site	"The Nazi—Soviet war: the Eastern Front in Western memory"	Public (talk/tour)	BAE Systems Theatre, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	12 August 2014
	Talk — offsite	"The end of the line: the experiences of Australian prisoners of war in Japan"	Academic audience	Australian National University, Acton, ACT	12 August 2014
	Article	"The end of the line: the experiences of Australian prisoners of war in Japan"	Wartime	Issue 68	Spring 2014
	Book	Australian soldiers in Asia—Pacific in World War II	NewSouth		1 November 2014
	Talk — on-site	"Making friends with all races and creeds? AIF encounters with Asia and Empire 1941—42"	Public (talk/tour)	BAE Systems Theatre, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	25 November 2014
	Talk — on-site	"Remembering Stalag XVIIIA Wolfsberg: the experiences of Australian prisoners of war in Nazi Germany" (Stalag XVIIIA Wolfsberg reunion)	Public (talk/tour)	Bean Building, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	7 February 2015
	Book chapter	"Hellships, prisoner transport and unrestricted submarine warfare in World War II" in Joan Beaumont, Lachlan Grant, and Aaron Pegram (eds.), Beyond surrender: Australian prisoners of war in the twentieth century	Melbourne University Press		1 June 2015
	Book chapter	"Breaking barriers: the diversity of POW camps in Japan and Australian contacts with Japanese civilians" in Beaumont, Grant, and Pegram (eds.), Beyond surrender: Australian prisoners of war in the twentieth century	Melbourne University Press		1 June 2015
Talk — on-site	"Rethinking Australia's Second World War encounters with south-east Asia and New Guinea"	Australian War Memorial Volunteer Guides	BAE Systems Theatre, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	3 June 2015
Talk — on-site	"Australia and the Second World War in Europe"	2015 Guide Training and Development Program	BAE Systems Theatre, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	5 June 2015
Lachlan Grant (edited with Joan Beaumont and Aaron Pegram)	Book	Beyond surrender: Australian prisoners of war in the twentieth century	Melbourne University Press		1 June 2015
Lachlan Grant (with Joan Beaumont and Aaron Pegram)	Book chapter	"Rethinking captivity" in Beaumont, Grant, and Pegram (eds.), Beyond surrender: Australian prisoners of war in the twentieth century	Melbourne University Press		1 June 2015
Anthea Gunn	Talk — on-site	Gallery talk: Art of the First World War	Public (talk/tour)	First World War Galleries, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	23 January 2015 5 June 2015
	Talk — on-site	Gallery talk: Ben Quilty: after Afghanistan and Alex Seton: as of today ...	Public (talk/tour)	Special Exhibitions Gallery, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	4 February 2015 8 April 2015 22 April 2015 20 May 2015
	Talk — on-site	Gallery talk: Art of the Second World War	Public (talk/tour)	Galleries, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	26 September 2014
	Talk — on-site	Art at the Australian War Memorial	Private (talk/tour) for ANU art history students	BAE Systems Theatre, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	7 October 2014
	Conference paper	"Big historical pictures: First World War official war art and Australian art history"	Art Association of Australian and New Zealand	Launceston, TAS	6 December 2014
	Talk — on-site	"Art of the First World War"	Private (talk/tour) for Australian War Memorial Volunteer Guides	BAE Systems Theatre, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	26 February 2015
	Lecture	"Art of the First World War"	Private (talk/tour) for art history students	Australian National University, Acton, ACT	18 March 2015
	Talk — on-site	"Will Dyson"	Private (talk/tour) for art history students	Art Print Room, Administration Building, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	25 March 2015
Talk — on-site	"Slow Art Day"	Public (talk/tour)	Galleries, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	11 April 2015
Talk — offsite	"Marrickville's Winged Victory"	Marrickville Town Hall	Marrickville, NSW	20 April 2015
Article	"Selfies of an 'unsound mind': the mysterious art of Thomas Hinton"	The Conversation	https://theconversation.com/selfies-of-an-unsound-mind-the-mysterious-art-of-thomas-hinton-41187	15 May 2015
Talk — on-site	"The Anzac book"	Private (talk/tour) for Yale PhD students	Art Print Room, Administration Building, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	4 June 2015
Talk — offsite	"Art of the First World War"	Anzac conversations: artistic voices	Friends Meeting House, Canberra, ACT	21 June 2015
Anthea Gunn and Craig Blanch	Talk — on-site	"Bravo Private Jacka!"	Public (talk/tour)	Art Print Room, Administration Building, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	15 May 2015
Vick Gwyn	Talk — on-site	"Through a lens darkly: the George Aspinall prisoner-of-war negatives"	Public (talk/tour)	Galleries, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	11 September 2014
Meleah Hampton	Conference paper	"The key to victory: Australia's military contribution on the Western Front"	The First World War: local, global and Imperial perspectives conference	Newcastle University, NSW	26 March 2015
David Heness	Talk — on-site	Gallery talk: Voices from the front	Public (talk/tour)	First World War Galleries, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	Every Tuesday, March—June 2015
Warwick Heywood	Talk — on-site	Gallery talk: Ben Quilty: after Afghanistan and Alex Seton: as of today ...	Public (talk/tour)	Special Exhibitions Gallery, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	18 January 2015 21 January 2015 19 April 2015
Talk — offsite	"Reality in flames"	Gosford Regional Gallery	Gosford, NSW	18 July 2014
Talk — on-site	Gallery talk: Victory in the Pacific vest	Public (talk/tour)	Galleries, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	15 September 2014
Talk — offsite	"Official war art of Shaun Gladwell"	Bega Art Gallery	Bega, NSW	2 May 2015
Conference paper	"An incandescent vision: modern Australian art and the Asia—Pacific war"	Asia—Pacific war in the visual conference	Korea University Center for Japanese Studies	16 June 2015
Talk — on-site	"Reality in flames"	Australian War Memorial Volunteer Guides	BAE Systems Theatre, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	25 June 2015
Eleni Holloway	Talk — offsite	"Song of a sock"	Weston Creek View Club	Weston Creek ACT	2 September 2014
	Talk — on-site	Gallery talk: Victory in the Pacific vest: Miss Lois Martin	Public (talk/tour)	Second World War Gallery Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	15 September 2014
	Talk — on-site	"Song of a sock: knitted histories of the First World War"	Public (talk/tour)	BAE Systems Theatre, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	10 December 2014
	Talk — on-site	Gallery talk: Comfort for the troops	Public (talk/tour)	First World War Galleries, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	19 January 2015
	Talk — on-site	"Love and secrets"	Private (talk/tour) for Friends of the Australian War Memorial	Galleries, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	15 February 2015
	Talk — on-site	"First World War handicrafts"	Private (talk/tour) for Goulburn Regional Art Gallery	Western Courtyard Gallery, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	2 April 2015
	Talk — offsite	"Song of a sock"	Woden View Club	Woden, ACT	28 April 2015
	Talk — on-site	Gallery talk: Clothing the colonials	Public (talk/tour)	Colonial Galleries, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	18 May 2015
Conference paper	"A practical approach: knitted histories of the First World War"	Museums Australia National Conference	Sydney Town Hall, Sydney, NSW	24 May 2015
Article	"Knitted in Australia: First World War centenary commemorations"	Museums Aotearoa Quarterly	New Zealand	June 2015
Karin Huckstepp	Talk — on-site	NAIDOC Week talk	Public (talk/tour)	Galleries, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	9 July 2014
Talk — on-site	Gallery talk: Poetry by Dorothea McKellar	Public (talk/tour)	Galleries, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	25 September 2014
Deb Jackson (PP volunteer)	Talk — on-site	Gallery talk: Poetry from Vietnam	Public (talk/tour)	Galleries, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	23 September 2014 7 October 2014
Karl James	Talk — on-site	"Charles Bean and the Memorial"	Private (talk/tour) for University of Wollongong history students	Galleries, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	25 July 2014
	Article	"The war that shaped Australia"	The Sydney Morning Herald/The Age	http://www.smh.com.au/national/the-war-that-shaped-australia-20140904-10c1wx.html	5 September 2014
	Article	"Australia and the outbreak of the Second World War"	Spirit: Regional Australia	Issue 21	Spring 2014
	Article	"Taking MacArthur back"	Wartime	Issue 68	Spring 2014
	Talk — on-site	"They also returned: Australians in the liberation of the Philippines"	Public (talk/tour)	BAE Systems Theatre, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	21 October 2014
	Talk — offsite	Commemorative Address: Kokoda	7th Australian Division AIF Association commemorative service and wreathlaying ceremony	7th Australian Division memorial wall, Bass Hill, NSW	25 October 2014
	Lecture	"Remembering Australia's Pacific war"	War in the islands: the Second World War in the Pacific	Australian National University, Acton, ACT	29 October 2014
	Talk — on-site	"Java 1942"	Private (talk/tour): 2/2nd Pioneer Battalion Association	Commemorative Area, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	3 November 2014
	Conference paper	"The Kokoda campaign and key military battle sites"	Kokoda military heritage workshop, Kokoda Initiative	Australian National Botanic Gardens, Canberra, ACT	11 November 2014
	Talk — on-site	"'Australia has got to play her part': Australia's late Pacific campaigns, 1944—45"	Public (talk/tour)	BAE Systems Theatre, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	2 December 2014
	Article	"Faces of the fallen: Trooper Albert Cotter, 12th Light Horse Regiment"	The Weekend Australian		17—18 January 2015
	Talk — on-site	Gallery talk: Tobruk and Kokoda	Private (talk/tour) for students from the Australian Command and Staff College	Galleries, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	13 February 2015
	Talk — offsite	"Kiama's sacrifice: Kiama and the Great War"	Kiama Lions Club	Kiama, NSW	9 April 2015
	Book chapter	"'I hope you are not too ashamed of me': prisoners in the siege of Tobruk, 1941" in Beaumont, Grant, and Pegram (eds.), Beyond surrender: Australian prisoners of war in the twentieth century	Melbourne University Press	Melbourne, VIC	1 June 2015
Ryan Johnston	Talk — on-site	Gallery talk: Ben Quilty: after Afghanistan and Alex Seton: as of today ...	Public (talk/tour)	Special Exhibitions Gallery, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	7 January 2015 28 January 2015
	Conference paper	"Comparative commemoration"	Australian Historical Association 33rd Annual Conference	University of Queensland, QLD	6 July 2014
	Article	"Art and politics at the Gwangju Biennale: burning down the house"	The Conversation	https://theconversation.com/art-and-politics-at-the-gwangju-biennale-burning-down-the-house-31012	25 September 2014
	Talk — offsite	Ben Quilty: after Afghanistan exhibition opening speech	Flinders University Art Museum and City Gallery	Adelaide, SA	26 September 2014
	Talk — on-site	"Contemporary art and contemporary conflict"	Public (talk/tour)	Galleries, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	24 October 2014
	Talk — offsite	Panel discussion with Baden Pailthorpe and Sally Cunningham	Newcastle Art Gallery	Newcastle, NSW	7 February 2015
	Lecture	"Art at the Australian War Memorial"	Art history students	Australian National University, Acton , ACT	18 March 2015
	Talk — on-site	"The official war art scheme"	Australian War Memorial Volunteer Guides	BAE Systems Theatre, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	7 April 2015
Talk — offsite	"First landing to Last Post"	Panel discussion	Parliament House, Canberra ACT	19 April 2015
Talk — offsite	"Australian First World War propaganda": opening of Fall-in! Enlistment and WW1 exhibition	Western Plains Cultural Centre	Dubbo, NSW	16 May 2015
Conference paper	"The reception of Wallace Anderson"	Gallipoli/Gelibolu: marking the centenary of the allied landing at Gallipoli	Art Gallery of New South Wales, NSW	22 May 2015
Talk — offsite	"The official war art scheme: recent commissions"	The Australian Club	Melbourne, VIC	11 June 2015
Ryan Johnston and Kerry Neale	Talk — on-site	"IEDs in the MHT and Art collections"	Public (talk/tour)	Galleries, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	2 February 2015
Michael Kelly	Article	"First to fight"	Wartime	Issue 67	Winter 2014
Talk — offsite	"First to fight: the formation and deployment of the Australian Naval and Military Expeditionary Force"	Naval, Military and Air Force Club	Adelaide, SA	21 August 2014
Talk — onsite	Gallery talk: The Korean War	Private (talk/tour) ANU Korean Studies Group	Galleries, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	9 September 2014
Lecture	"Korea, Malaya, and the Indonesian Confrontation"	Australian War Memorial Military History Course	Galleries and Council Room, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	September 2014
Talk — offsite	"'Not even a fool's hope': the Gallipoli campaign"	First Fleet Association	Sydney, NSW	24 January 2015
Talk — offsite	"'Not a fool's chance': why the Gallipoli campaign was doomed before it began"	Fellowship of First Fleeters Australia Day Luncheon	The Pullman Hotel, Sydney, NSW	24 January 2015
	Article	"Lieutenant Colonel Charles Hercules Green DSO"	Wartime	Issue 69	Summer 2015
	Talk — onsite	"Korean War Anniversary"	Public (talk/tour)	Galleries, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	25 June 2015
Emma Kindred	Talk — on-site	Gallery talk: Ben Quilty: after Afghanistan and Alex Seton: as of today ...	Public (talk/tour)	Special Exhibitions Gallery, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	11 February 2015 6 May 2015
Talk — on-site	Gallery talk: Streeton and the Somme	Public (talk/tour)	First World War Galleries, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	12 January 2015
Bridie Macgillicuddy	Talk — on-site	Gallery talk: Ben Quilty: after Afghanistan and Alex Seton: as of today ...	Public (talk/tour)	Special Exhibitions Gallery, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	18 February 2015 11 March 2015 15 April 2015
Talk — offsite	Reality in flames: modern Australian art and the Second World War	Rockhampton Regional Art Gallery	Rockhampton, QLD	11 October 2014
Talk — offsite	"New perspectives on the legacy of the First World War"	Talks held in conjunction with the exhibition Home/Front	Penrith Regional Gallery, NSW	3 May 2015
Bridie Macgillicuddy and Garth O'Connell	Talk — on-site	Stella Bowen's Bomber crew and the Australian bomber crews during the Second World War	Public (talk/tour)	Art Print Room, Administration Building, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	27 April 2015
Marian Mazey	Talk — on-site	Gallery talk: First World War diorama — the Somme	Public (talk/tour)	First World War Galleries, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	13 January 2015 15 January 2015 19 January 2015
Talk — on-site	Gallery talk: Gallipoli — the AE2	Public (talk/tour)	First World War Galleries, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	16 April 2015 23 April 2015
Jennifer Milward	Talk — on-site	Family history research talk	Public (talk/tour)	Bean Building, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	1 April 2015
Talk — on-site	Family history research talk	Private (talk/tour) for Young District Family History Group	Research Centre, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	5 May 2015
Kerry Neale	Talk — on-site	Gallery talk: The Wirraway and Archer "doing the impossible"	Public (talk/tour)	Aircraft Hall, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	7 July 2014 1 September 2014
	Conference paper	"'All pioneer work': interpreting the First World War medical records of the Queen's Hospital for facial cases"	The Australian Historical Association 33rd Annual Conference, Conflict in history	University of Queensland, St Lucia, QLD	9 July 2014
	Talk — on-site	Gallery talk: Cowra breakout	Public (talk/tour)	Second World War Galleries, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	4 August 2014
	Talk — offsite	Panel discussion	University of Sydney centenary website launch: Beyond 1914: the University of Sydney and the Great War — war, death, and memory	University of Sydney, Sydney, NSW	9 September 2014
	Conference paper	"'A healthy rivalry': British and Dominion facial surgeons and patients at the Queen's Hospital, Sidcup"	Association for Canadian Studies in Australia and New Zealand conference,   Remembrance and representation: Canada, Australia, and New Zealand in World War I	Australian National University, Acton, ACT	8 December 2014
Conference paper	"Disfigurement and social stigma"	Unseen wounds: the personal cost of modern warfare	University of New South Wales, Canberra, ACT	18 February 2015
Talk — on-site	Gallery talk: Bullecourt tank	Public (talk/tour)	First World War Galleries, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	1 June 2015
Robert Nichols	Talk — on-site	"Emden: beached and done for"	Public (talk/tour)	BAE Systems Theatre, Australian War Memorial, Canberra ACT	9 November 2015
Jennie Norberry	Talk — on-site	Gallery talk: Anzac voices	Public (talk/tour)	Special Exhibitions Gallery, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	2 July 2014 30 July 2014 17 September 2014 24 September 2014 22 October 2014
Talk — on-site	"Researching Australian military history service: family tree time tour"	Public (talk/tour)	Bean Building, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	13 March 2015
Talk — on-site	Research Centre talk	Private (talk/tour): The Heraldry and Genealogy Society of Canberra	Research Centre, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	26 March 2015
Garth O'Connell	Talk — on-site	Gallery talk: Singapore surrender table	Public (talk/tour)	Second World War Galleries, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	16 February 2015
Talk — on-site	Gallery talk: On the tail of a Komet	Public (talk/tour)	Aircraft Hall, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	20 April 2015
Talk — on-site	Gallery talk: Coral Sea battle	Public (talk/tour)	Aircraft Hall, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	4 May 2015
Talk — on-site	Reconciliation Week talk: Indigenous Australians at war	Public (talk/tour)	Western Courtyard Gallery, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	29 May 2015
Gary Oakley	Talk — on-site	NAIDOC Week talk: Indigenous service	Public (talk/tour)	Galleries, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	10 July 2014
	Talk — on-site	"Black diggers: Indigenous Australians and the First World War"	Public (talk/tour)	BAE Systems Theatre, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	22 March 2015
Lauren Ogden	Talk — on-site	Gallery talk: HMAS Perth	Public (talk/tour)	Second World War Galleries, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	15 July 2014

	Talk — on-site	Gallery talk: First World War diorama — Dernancourt	Public (talk/tour)	First World War Galleries, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	29 January 2015
Jane Peek	Talk — on-site	Gallery talk: Waler at war	Public (talk/tour)	Special Exhibitions Gallery, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	16 March 2015
Aaron Pegram	Lecture	"Distinguished service, reckless valour: Albert Jacka, Pompey Elliott, and the dawn on the Anzac legend"	RSL National Conference	Crown Promenade, Melbourne, VIC	17 September 2014
	Talk — offsite	"Politicians at war: the wartime experiences of Australian senators and members in the First World War"	Senate Occasional Lecture Series	Parliament House Canberra, ACT	10 April 2015
	Book chapter	"Bold bids for freedom: escape and Australian prisoners of war in Germany, 1916—1918" in Beaumont, Grant, and Pegram, Beyond surrender: Australian prisoners of war in the twentieth century	Melbourne University Press		1 June 2015
	Article	"Australian prisoners of the First World War, 1915—1918"	1914—1918-online: international encyclopedia of the First World War	Freie Universitat Berlin, Germany
Aaron Pegram (edited with Joan Beaumont and Lachlan Grant)	Book	Beyond surrender: Australian prisoners of war in the twentieth century	Melbourne University Press		1 June 2015
Aaron Pegram (with Joan Beaumont and Lachlan Grant)	Book chapter	"Rethinking captivity" in Beaumont, Grant, and Pegram (eds.), Beyond surrender: Australian prisoners of war in the twentieth century	Melbourne University Press		1 June 2015
Lenny Preston and Jennifer Selby	Talk — on-site	Gallery talk: The story of the Lanser disc	Public (talk/tour)	First World War Galleries, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	15 January 2015
Cherie Prosser	Talk — on-site	"The conscription referendum"	Public (talk/tour)	Art Print Room, Administration Building, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	1 August 2014
	Talk — on-site	Gallery talk: Ben Quilty: after Afghanistan and Alex Seton: as of today ...	Public (talk/tour)	Special Exhibitions Gallery, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	25 February 2015
	Talk — on-site	"Horace Moore-Jones: the landing at Anzac, 25 April 2015"	Public (talk/tour)	First World War Galleries, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	20 March 2015
Tristan Rawlings (PP volunteer)	Talk — on-site	Gallery talk: Poetry from modern conflicts	Public (talk/tour)	Galleries, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	30 September 2014 9 October 2014
Ally Roche	Talk — on-site	"Tim Page: iconic photographer of Vietnam"	Public (talk/tour)	Western Courtyard Gallery, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	23 October 2014
Cameron Ross	Talk — on-site	Gallery talk: Black Week battles	Public (talk/tour)	Colonial Galleries, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	2 March 2015
Cameron Ross and Martin Tanti	Talk — on-site	Gallery talk: Conservation of the 4.5-inch howitzer	Public (talk/tour)	BAE Systems Theatre, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	24 June 2015
Dianne Rutherford	Talk — on-site	Gallery talk: Anzac voices	Public (talk/tour)	Special Exhibitions Gallery, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	16 July 2014 13 August 2014 17 August 2014 3 September 2014 21 September 2014 1 October 2014
	Talk — on-site	Gallery talk: Rescuing the De Gaulles	Public (talk/tour)	Second World War Galleries, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	1 December 2014
	Talk — on-site	Gallery talk: Mrs Rattigan and the Anzac Buffet	Public (talk/tour)	First World War Galleries, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	13 April 2015
Lucinda Shawcross (PP volunteer)	Talk — on-site	NAIDOC Week talk: The Lovett family	Public (talk/tour)	Second World War Galleries, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	8 July 2014
Joanne Smedley	Talk — on-site	"My son fighting in France: reverse-painted glass framed portraits"	Public (talk/tour)	Special Exhibitions Gallery, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	20 November 2014
	Talk — on-site	"Algernon Darge's 19,000 soldiers: photographs of the First World War"	Public (talk/tour)	BAE Systems Theatre, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	14 May 2015
Andrew Tennison	Talk — on-site	"Cirkut panorama photographs"	Public (talk/tour)	BAE Systems Theatre, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	12 February 2015
	Talk — on-site	"Stephen Dupont: a photographic practise"	Public (talk/tour)	BAE Systems Theatre, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	21 May 2015
Craig Tibbits	Talk — on-site	Gallery talk: Anzac voices	Public (talk/tour)	Special Exhibitions Gallery, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	23 July 2014 20 August 2014 27 August 2014 15 October 2014 29 October 2014 5 November 2014 19 November 2014 26 November 2014 30 November 2014
Alex Torrens	Talk — on-site	Gallery talk: Ben Quilty: after Afghanistan and Alex Seton: as of today ...	Public (talk/tour)	Special Exhibitions Gallery, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	4 March 2015 18 March 2015 1 April 2015
	Talk — on-site	Gallery talk: Katy Mutton secret skies	Public (talk/tour)	Galleries, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	4 July 2014
	Talk — on-site	"TASS: partisan eagles and fascist donkeys"	Public (talk/tour)	BAE Systems Theatre, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	12 August 2014
	Talk — on-site	Gallery talk: TASS studio posters	Public (talk/tour)	Link Gallery, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	7 November 2014
	Talk — on-site	Gallery talk: Artist prisoners of war in the Second World War	Public (talk/tour)	Second World War Galleries, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	6 February 2015
	Talk — on-site	Gallery talk: George Lambert: Gallipoli and Palestine	Public (talk/tour)	Special Exhibitions Gallery, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	17 April 2015
Alex Torrens and Nick Zihrul	Article	"Partisan eagles and fascist donkeys: Soviet stencilled posters"	Imprint	Volume 49, issue 3	Spring 2014
Alana Treasure and Laura Webster	Talk — on-site	Gallery talk: Conserving the dioramas	Public (talk/tour)	Special Exhibitions Gallery, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	20 February 2015
Robyn van Dyk	Talk — on-site	Gallery talk: Anzac voices	Public (talk/tour)	Special Exhibitions Gallery, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	9 July 2014 13 July 2014 6 August 2014 10 September 2014 8 October 2014 26 October 2014 12 November 2014
	Talk — on-site	Gallery talk: Anzac voices and Anzac connections	Private (talk/tour) for Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Graduates and International Diplomats Tour	Special Exhibitions Gallery, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	22 August 2014
	Conference paper	"Anzac connections: delivering and connecting real content and data online"	Australian Library Information Association National Conference	Melbourne, VIC	16 September 2014
	Talk — offsite	Anzac connections	Annual Seminar, Armidale Family History Society	Armidale, NSW	18 October 2014
	Talk — offsite	Anzac connections	Webinar for Society of Australian Genealogists		23 October 2014
	Talk — offsite	"Commemorating the centenary of the First World War"	Eddison Day Club, Weston	Canberra, ACT	24 October 2014
	Talk — offsite	"Anzac connections: delivering new collections and open data"	Libraries Australia Forum 2014	National Library of Australia, Parkes, ACT	31 October 2014
	Article	"Anzac connections: delivering and connecting real content and data online"	The Australian Library Journal	Published online	17 December 2014
	Conference paper	"Anzac connections: the centenary of the First World War and what's new online at the Australian War Memorial"	16th Australian Computer Conference for Seniors	Sydney, NSW	19 December 2014
	Talk — offsite	"Anzac connections: publishing letters and diaries online"	6th Annual Australian Digital Alliance Copyright Forum	National Library of Australia, Parkes, ACT	13 February 2015
	Talk — offsite	"Digitisation for access and preservation: how Anzac connections relates to migrant heritage"		University of Western Sydney, NSW	18 February 2015
	Talk — offsite	"Australian War Memorial case study on preserving, curating, linking, crowd sourcing, and visualising data"	A digital preservation government assembly	Rydges, Canberra, ACT	25 February 2015
	Talk — offsite	"Remembrance: the Australian War Memorial"	Bribie Island Seaside Museum	Bribie Island, QLD	27 February 2015
	Talk - on-site	"Anzac connections: delivering and connecting real content and data online"	Private (talk/tour) for Australian Library and Information Association Universities and Research Libraries' Group	BAE Systems Theatre, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	26 March 2015
	Talk — on-site	"Gallipoli to Afghanistan and the future: 100 years of mapping"	Public (talk/tour)	Research Centre, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	1 May 2015
	Talk — offsite	"Connecting people, collections and the First World War to mark the Centenary of Anzac"	Museums Australia conference	Sydney, NSW	24 May 2015
	Talk — on-site	"Gallipoli to Afghanistan and the future: 100 years of mapping"	Public (talk/tour)	Research Centre, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	1 June 2015
Ashleigh Wadman (PP volunteer)	Talk — on-site	Gallery talk: Oscar aircraft relief	Public (talk/tour)	Aircraft Hall, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	18 August 2014
Laura Webster	Talk — on-site	Gallery talk: Ben Quilty: after Afghanistan and Alex Seton: as of today ...	Public (talk/tour)	Special Exhibitions Gallery, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	14 December 2014 17 December 2014 14 January 2015 25 March 2015 29 April 2015 17 May 2015 27 May 2015
Gordon Weir (PP volunteer)	Talk — on-site	Gallery talk: First World War diorama — Semakh	Public (talk/tour)	First World War Galleries, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	22 January 2015 27 January 2015
	Talk — on-site	Gallery talk: Gallipoli — the VCs	Public (talk/tour)	First World War Galleries, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	13 April 2015 21 April 2015
	Talk — on-site	Gallery talk: MV Krait	Public (talk/tour)	Second World War Galleries, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	17 July 2014
	Talk — on-site	Gallery talk: Poetry from the First World War	Public (talk/tour)	Special Exhibitions Gallery, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	22 September 2015 2 October 2015
David Whyte (PP volunteer)	Talk — on-site	Gallery talk: Gallipoli — Lone Pine	Public (talk/tour)	First World War Galleries, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	9 April 2015 14 April 2015
	Talk — on-site	NAIDOC Week talk: Albert Knight DCM	Public (talk/tour)	Galleries, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	7 July 2014
	Talk — on-site	Gallery talk: First World War diorama — Lone Pine	Public (talk/tour)	First World War Galleries, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	20 January 2015
	Talk — on-site	Gallery talk: Operation Jaywick	Public (talk/tour)	Second World War Galleries, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	29 June 2015
Laura Wiles	Talk — on-site	Double vision: 3D stereographic cards from the Boer War	Public (talk/tour)	Western Courtyard Gallery, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	9 October 2014
Alison Wishart	Conference paper	"Shrine and online: war memorials in the digital age"	War memorialisation and the nation conference	University of Otago, Dunedin, New Zealand	13 November 2014
	Article	"/sites/default/files of postwar migration"	History Australia	Volume 11, issue 3	11 December 2014
	Talk — on-site	"50 shades of bully beef: food at Gallipoli"	Public (talk/tour)	BAE Systems Theatre, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	18 December 2014
	Conference paper	"Shrine and online: war memorials in the digital age"	The First World War: local, global and Imperial perspectives conference	University of Newcastle, NSW	27 March 2015
	Article	"Gallipoli: through the soldiers' lens"	Public Domain Review	http://publicdomainreview.org/collections/gallipoli-through-the-soldiers-lens	9 April 2015
	Talk — on-site	Gallery talk: Sydney's Anzac Buffet in the Domain	Public (talk/tour)	First World War Galleries, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	9/04/2015
	Talk — on-site	"Shrine and online: war memorials in the digital age"	Public (talk/tour)	BAE Systems Theatre, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	4 June 2015
	Talk — offsite	"Photography in the twentieth century"	Melbourne Docklands Library	Melbourne, VIC	9 June 2015
	Lecture	"Using photographs as historical sources"	Melbourne Docklands Library	Melbourne, VIC	10 June 2015
Jeff Wray	Talk — on-site	"Ready, aim, record: recording sound effects of military equipment"	Public (talk/tour)	Galleries, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	25 September 2014
Nick Zihrul	Talk — on-site	"TASS stencilled posters: materials, conservation, and exhibition"	Public (talk/tour)	BAE Systems Theatre, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT	12 August 2014

APPENDIX 8

Staffing overview as at 30 June 2015

The staff of the Memorial are appointed or employed under the Public Service Act 1999.

Ongoing and non-ongoing staff by gender (excludes Statutory Officer)

	2013—14			2014—15
	Female	Male	Total		Female	Male	Total
Ongoing full-time	133	123	256		114	117	231
Ongoing part-time	13	3	16		16	3	19
Non-ongoing full-time	27	21	48		8	8	16
Non-ongoing part-time	5	3	8		1		1
Casual	19	9	28		16	11	27
Total	197	160	357		155	139	294

Senior Executive Staff by gender

	2013—14			2014—15
	Female	Male	Total		Female	Male	Total
Band 1	2	1	3		2	1	3
Total	2	1	3		2	1	3

Staff by classification and gender

	2013—14			2014—15
	Female	Male	Total		Female	Male	Total
APS 1	0	0	0		0	0	0
APS 2	13	18	31		10	15	25
APS 3	39	26	65		31	27	58
APS 4	20	15	35		19	11	30
APS 5	16	16	32		12	14	26
APS 6	33	25	58		29	24	53
AWM BBB	2	1	3		2	0	2
AWM BB1	0	3	3		0	3	3
AWM BB2	0	1	1		0	1	1
AWM BB3	33	20	53		22	11	33
AWM BB4	1	4	5		1	4	5
EL 1	29	17	46		22	16	38
EL 2	9	12	21		5	12	17
SES	2	1	3		2	1	3
STAT OFF	0	1	1		0	1	1
Total	197	160	357		155	140	295

Representation of equal employment opportunity groups as a percentage of staff by occupational groups

	Total Staff		ATSI		BO		BO+ENFL		PWD
	No.	Women	%	No.	%	No.	%	No.	%	No.	%
APS 1—2	25	10	40.0			1	4.0	1	4.0
APS 3—4	88	50	56.8			2	2.2	2	2.2	2	2.2
APS 5—6	79	41	51.9	1	1.3	6	7.6	1	1.3	1	1.3
BBB—AWMBB1	5	2	40.0					1	20.0
AWMBB2—BB3	34	22	64.7			3	8.8	1	2.9	1	2.9
AWMBB4	5	1	20.0			2	40.0	1	20	1	20
EL 1	38	22	57.9			4	10.5			1	2.6
EL 2	17	5	29.4			3	17.6
SES and STAT	4	2	50.0
Total	295	155	52.7	1	0.3	21	7.1	7	2.4	6	2.0

Note:

ATSI = Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander
BO = born overseas
BO+ENFL = born overseas and did not speak English as a first language
PWD = people with a disability

APPENDIX 9

Major sponsors

The Australian War Memorial gratefully acknowledges the generous support of the following individuals and organisations for the 2014—15 financial year.

Benefactors

Benefactors are those who have contributed more than $250,000

Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Ltd

Australian Submarine Corporation

BAE Systems Australia

Dame Beryl Beaurepaire AC DBE and the late Mr Ian Beaurepaire CMG*

BHP Billiton Sustainable Communities

Boeing Australia

Coles Myer Ltd

Commonwealth Government of Australia

De Lambert Largesse Foundation

Estate of the late Ruth Margaret Jenkins

Estate of the late Edgar Henry King

Mr Kerry Packer AC

Mr Richard Pratt AC

Qantas

John T. Reid Charitable Trusts

Rio Tinto Ltd

Seven Network (Operations) Ltd

Seven Group Holdings Ltd

Mr Dick Smith AC and Mrs Pip Smith

State Government of New South Wales

State Government of Victoria

Mr Kerry Stokes AC

Tattersall's

Telstra

Tenix Pty Ltd

Thyne Reid Foundation

Vincent Fairfax Family Foundation

Wingnut Films

Companions

Companions are those who have contributed more than $50,000

ActewAGL

Sir James Balderstone AC

Commonwealth Bank of Australia

CSR Limited

Estate of the late Ella Maud Clarke

Estate of the late Elsie Ada McGrath

Estate of the late James Frederick Blythe

Estate of the late Kingsley Juan Clark OAM

Mr T.V. Fairfax

Foster's Brewing Group Ltd

General Dynamics Land Systems Australia

Google Ireland Ltd

Gordon Darling Foundation

Government of the Australian Capital Territory

Howard Smith Ltd

Kingold

Lambert Vineyards

Lockheed Martin Australia Pty Ltd

National Australia Bank Ltd

Newcrest Mining Ltd

News Limited

Oracle Corporation

Patrons

Patrons are those who have contributed more than $20,000

Australia Remembers — ACT Committee

Aviation Art

Bearcage Productions

Burmah Castrol

Casinos Australia International

Sir William Durrant and Lady Durrant AM

Dr Ron Houghton DFC and Mrs Nanette Houghton

Estate of the late Beryl Martin

Estate of the late J.S. Millner AM

Gandevia Foundation

Government of the Northern Territory

Incapacitated Servicemen and Women's

Association of Queensland

Macquarie Bank Foundation

Mr Dugald MacTaggart

Pacific Dunlop

Sedcom Communications Pty Ltd

Returned and Services League of Australia

(Victorian Branch) Inc.

RSL and Services Clubs Association Ltd NSW

RSL Queensland

Mr Robert Strauss MBE

State Government of Queensland

State Government of South Australia

State Government of Tasmania

State Government of Western Australia

Thales Australia

The Australian Women's Weekly

The Balgownie War Memorial Fund

The Bruce and Joy Reid Foundation

The Pratt Foundation

The Sidney Myer Fund

TransACT

Mr Harry O. Triguboff AO

Sir Bruce Watson AC and Lady June Watson

Wesfarmers Limited

Weta Digital

Mr John Wicking AM

National Roads and Motorists Association

OPSM

PricewaterhouseCoopers

Lady C. Ramsay

Raytheon Australia Pty Ltd

Renison Goldfields Consolidated Ltd

Rosebank Engineering Pty Ltd

Mrs Margaret Ross AM

Shell Company of Australia

Spicers Paper

John and Betty Skipworth

Teys Bros (Holdings) Pty Ltd

The Laminex Group

WESFI Manufacturing Pty Ltd

Glossary

AC Companion of the Order of Australia

ADF Australian Defence Force

AIF Australian Imperial Force

AM Member of the Order of Australia

ANAO Australian National Audit Office

ANU Australian National University

Anzac Australian and New Zealand Army Corps

AO Officer of the Order of Australia

APS Australian Public Service

AWM Australian War Memorial

CAS Client Access System

CEO Chief Executive Officer

CFO Chief Finance Officer

CIT Canberra Institute of Technology

CMG Corporate Management Group

CMG* Companion of the Order of St Michael and St George

Comcare Commonwealth Workers Compensation company

Comcover Commonwealth insurance company

CPA Certified Practising Accountant

CSC Conspicuous Service Cross

CVO Commander of the Royal Victorian Order

DBE Dame Commander of the Order of the British Empire

DFC Distinguished Flying Cross

DVA Department of Veterans' Affairs

EDRMS Electronic Document and Record Management System

EPBC Environmental Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999

FACC Finance, Audit, and Compliance Committee

FBT Fringe Benefits Tax

FOI Act Freedom of Information Act 1982

GST Goods and Services Tax

HMAS His/Her Majesty's Australian Ship

HMP Heritage Management Plan

HMT His/Her Majesty's Transport

HR Human Resource

ICT Information and Communications Technology

IMSG Information Management Steering Group

IT Information Technology

KPI Key Performance Indicator

LTO Large Technology Object

MBE Member of the Order of the British Empire

MC Military Cross

MG Medal for Gallantry

MICA Memorial Integrated Collection Access System

MP Member of Parliament

OAM Medal of the Order of Australia

PGPA Act Public Governance, Performance and Accountability Act 2013

PICTION Collection management and ordering system

RAAF Royal Australian Air Force

RAN Royal Australian Navy

RSL Returned and Services League of Australia

SACE Spirit of Anzac Centenary Experience

SC Senior Counsel

SG Star of Gallantry

SMG Senior Management Group

UPS uninterruptable power supply

VC Victoria Cross

VIP Very Important Person

Compliance index

The table below shows compliance with Commonwealth Companies (Annual Reporting) Orders 2011 as continued in section 7AB of the Public Governance, Performance and Accountability (Consequential and Transitional Provisions) Rule 2014, issued 24 June 2015.

Requirement	Page
Letter of transmittal	iv
Approval by directors (acceptance of report by Council)	v
Enabling legislation and responsible minister	59
Ministerial directions and other statutory requirements
Effects of ministerial directions	61
Commonwealth Electoral Act 1918 Section 311A statement	62
Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 Section 516A statement	64
Freedom of Information Act 1982 Statistics	62 63
Work Health and Safety Act 2011 Section 74 statement	65
Fraud control report	61
Service Charter report	47
Information about directors
Council members	112
Council member profiles	112
Organisational structure and location	10
Statement on governance	1, 49
Risk management	51
Judicial decisions and reviews by outside bodies	59—61
Indemnities and insurance premiums for officers	61
Key activities and changes affecting the authority	13
Financial statements	67
Table of contents	ix
Glossary	151
Alphabetical index	153

INDEX

A camera on Gallipoli 11, 28, 36, 126, 127

Abbott MP, the Honourable Tony viii, xiii, 18, 38, 53, 124,

Afghanistan: the Australian story 6, 9, 26, 27, 51

Albert, Mr Tony xiii, 36

Alex Seton: as of today ... 22, 26, 28, 36, 42, 51, 52, 55, 122, 123

ANAO See Australian National Audit Office 4, 49, 61, 68, 110, 111

Anzac connections 24, 25, 38, 43, 44, 118

Anzac Day 2, 11, 14, 16, 22, 25, 34, 35, 36, 37, 54, 57, 58, 64, 65, 102

Anzac Day Dawn Service xii, xiv, 2, 5, 14, 16, 17, 52, 123

Anzac Day National Ceremony vi, xii, xiv, 2, 3, 5, 14, 16, 17, 34, 52, 123

Anzac treasures: the Gallipoli collection of the Australian War Memorial 3, 37, 38, 42, 57, 122

Anzac voices 26, 28, 36, 51, 118

Audacity: stories of heroic Australians in wartime 34

Australian Defence Force 2, 6, 16, 18, 23, 24, 38, 113, 114, 117, 118, 124

Australian Federal Police 6, 16, 54

Australian Federation Guard 18, 31

Australian National Audit Office 3, 4, 49, 68, 98, 110

Australian War Memorial Act 1980 4, 10, 49, 59, 63, 77, 82, 97, 110

Australian in the Great War 1914—1918 xii, xiii, 14, 18, 26, 27, 51

BAE Systems 3, 8, 149

Ben Quilty: after Afghanistan 7, 26, 28, 36, 42, 51, 52, 55, 122, 123, 126

BHP Billiton Sustainable Communities 3, 8, 18, 149

Boeing Australia 3, 8, 50, 153

Book Council of Australia 34

Bryan Gandevia Prize for Military History 3, 44, 45, 45, 150

Cameron MP the Right Honourable David 18, 19, 120

CCG See Collection Coordination Group 6, 22

CFO See Chief Finance Officer

Chair/Chairman of Council iv, v, vi, viii, 3, 4, 8, 10, 49, 59, 70, 109, 110, 111, 112,

Bean, Mr Charles Edwin Woodrow 3, 5, 6, 14, 52

centenary brand 35, 36, 37, 37

Centenary of the First World War 1, 2, 11, 12, 14, 16, 26, 28, 29, 37, 39, 42, 52, 55, 56, 116

Chief Finance Officer 11, 49, 55, 110, 111, 116, 118

CMG See Corporate Management Group

Collection Coordination Group 6, 23

Commemorative Area 6, 8, 19, 19, 20, 29, 31, 33, 37, 48, 52, 54, 65

Commemorative Crosses 6, 32

Commonwealth Electoral Act 1918 62, 152

Corporate Management Group 8, 11, 49, 50, 51

Corporate Services 10, 11, 63, 64, 110, 111, 116, 117

Council of the Australian War Memorial v, 1, 2, 3, 4, 4, 8, 10, 49, 50, 51, 55, 58, 59, 60, 61, 97, 109, 110, 111, 112

Dawn Service See Anzac Day Dawn Service

De Lambert Largesse Foundation 3, 8, 50, 149

Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade 117

Department of Veterans' Affairs 3, 8, 10, 17, 18, 28, 32, 34, 42, 43, 49, 60, 87, 114, 128

Director, Australian War Memorial iv, 3, 4, 8, 10, 11, 49, 50, 59, 60, 97, 110, 111, 116

Discovery Zone 34, 48

Doolan AO RAN (Retd), Rear Admiral Ken iv, v, vi, viii, 3, 3, 4, 8, 10, 109, 111, 112

e-business 11, 57, 116

Environmental Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 64, 152

external audit 4, 61, 110, 111

Facebook xiv, 25, 33, 37, 57

First World War 1, 2, 6, 14, 16, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 33, 38, 40, 42, 43, 51, 116, 117, 124, 125

First World War Galleries iii, xii, xiii, 1, 3, 5, 5, 6, 7, 8, 14, 18, 22, 23, 25, 26, 27, 37, 42, 46, 47, 49, 50, 51, 55, 56, 117, 122

Flickr xiv, 37

Foxtel's History Channel xii, 7, 37

fraud control 10, 11, 51, 61

Freedom of Information Act 1982 62, 63, 64, 152

Gallipoli 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 16, 22, 25, 26, 33, 37, 42, 43, 44, 57, 117, 124, 125

Gallipoli 1915: a century on conference 6, 15, 39, 43, 44, 45, 51, 52, 122, 147

General Visitor Survey 2014—15 14, 15, 30, 31, 36, 46, 47, 51, 52

Google 7, 150

Hall of Memory viii, 6, 7, 8, 19, 29, 31, 54

heritage management 19, 65, 118

His Excellency General the Honourable Sir Peter Cosgrove AK MC (Retd) vi, 16, 18, 27, 120, 124

His Royal Highness Prince Henry of Wales vi, xiii, 18, 120

Hollande, Mr Francois 18, 53, 54, 120

Howard OM AC, the Honourable John 2, 3, 16, 16

improvised explosive devices (IEDs) 124

insurance 61

internal audit 4, 11, 61, 110, 111

Keighran VC, Corporal Daniel 2, 16

Kingold 3, 7, 8, 22, 150

Last Post Ceremony xiv, 5, 7, 11, 14, 16, 17, 18, 31, 32, 34, 50, 122, 123

Leader of the Opposition viii

legal actions 61

Lighting Plan 6, 20, 54, 64, 65

Lockheed Martin 3, 8, 50, 150

Lone Pine tree 21, 54, 65

Memorial Boxes xiv, 30, 32, 55

Memorial Shop 8, 11, 39, 44, 54, 57, 116

Menin Gate lions 22, 22

"Mephisto" 7, 12, 12, 22, 28

Minister for Veterans' Affairs iv, viii, 2, 3, 8, 18, 43, 49, 60, 111

National Collection xiv, 2, 8, 10, 11, 13, 22, 24, 29, 37, 48, 49, 52, 54, 55, 56, 57, 59, 63, 64, 75, 77, 81, 82, ,83, 84, 89, 91, 118, 125

Nelson, Dr Brendan iv, vi, 3, 3, 4, 7, 8, 8, 10, 16, 45, 58, 116, 116, 125

NORFORCE - Tony Albert xiii, 36

Official history of Australian peacekeeping, humanitarian and post—Cold War operations 3, 6, 11, 40, 49, 58, 122

official war art scheme 6

Oliver, Mr Neil xiii, 7, 37

Ombudsman 61, 115

operational service 2, 9, 11, 21, 38, 45

organisation chart 10

Parliament House iv

plaque dedication 14, 17, 21, 122

Pool of Reflection 20

Poppy's Cafe xiii, 7, 18, 47, 51, 54, 122

PricewaterhouseCoopers 49, 51, 61, 150

Prime Minister viii, xiii, 7, 18, 38, 43, 53, 124

Protective Security Policy Framework 54

Public Governance, Performance and Accountability Act 2013 iv, v, vii, 3, 10, 61, 77, 152

Public Management Reform Agenda 55

Public Programs xiv, 3, 8, 10, 11, 25, 30, 31, 37, 41, 61, 63, 64, 116

PWC See PricewaterhouseCoopers

Qantas 3, 8, 149

Reading Room xiv, 14, 38, 39, 43, 63, 66

Reality in flames: modern Australian art and the Second World War 28, 36, 42, 126

Remember me: the lost diggers of Vignacourt 7, 28, 36, 126

Remembrance Day viii, xiv, 2, 3, 11, 14, 15, 16, 16, 17, 33, 34, 36, 37, 52, 54, 58, 65, 122

Returned and Services League of Australia 3, 8, 36, 112, 114, 115, 123, 150, 151

Roberts-Smith VC MG, Corporal Ben 22, 23, 25

Roll of Honour viii, 6, 7, 11, 16, 18, 19, 21, 21, 33, 33, 38, 45, 116, 122

Roll of Honour Projections 6, 16, 19, 56, 122

Roll of Honour Soundscape 16, 19, 33, 56, 116, 122

Ronaldson, Senator the Honourable Michael viii, 2, 8, 18, 43, 60

RSL See Returned and Services League of Australia

school wreathlaying xiv, 14, 17, 29, 48, 122

Senior Management Group 49, 50, 58, 65, 76, 97, 111, 151

Service Charter 47, 152

Seven Group Holdings 8, 115, 149

Seven Network 3, 8, 115, 149

Shorten MP, the Honourable Bill viii

SMG See Senior Management Group

Smith SG MC, Lieutenant Colonel Harry xiii, 7

Social Justice and Equity 61

Soldiers in Residence 29

Spirit of Anzac Centenary Experience travelling exhibition 2, 2, 10, 22, 49, 113, 151

Spotlight on the collection 12

Stokes AO, Mr Kerry 4, 8, 49, 109, 112, 115

Summer Scholars 40, 41

Thales Australia 3, 7, 8, 150

Their Royal Highnesses The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge 21, 54, 65

TripAdvisor 36, 46

Unknown Australian Soldier 17, 31, 54

Visitors' Book 47

Wartime 39, 42, 43, 57, 130, 132, 133, 134, 137, 139, 142

website vii, xiv, 6, 7, 11, 14, 23, 33, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 44, 55, 62, 116

Work Health and Safety 57, 58, 61, 65, 66, 151

workforce planning 56