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Bay Road was renamed Anzac Highway to acknowledge service, sacrifice and remembrance of The Great War. From Keswick to Glenelg the centre median strip is deemed a memorial section and cannot be used for business signage, garage sale signs or unauthorised gatherings or purposes.

Opening Doors - Digital Training Program. For information contact Luke: luke@catalystfoundation.com.au

Opening Doors - Digital Training Program. For information contact Luke: luke@catalystfoundation.com.au

We sadly report the sudden passing of Major Jeff Ayles (Ret). A noted soldier with active service tours in S E Asia; well respected in the military community; long-time volunteer with the Army Museum of South Australia; Two Up Master at the Torrens Parade Ground on Anzac Days.

These photos belonged to my Great Uncle, SX32513 Arthur Rex Harris. Can you help with what BPS stands for? I am told the second photo may have been taken in New Guinea. If you have any information please contact me Jason Beare: sonya-jason@bigpond.com

WW2 medals and badges have been found, issued to D W McCubbine and D J McCubbine and we seek to return these to the rightful owner. If you know of their descendants please contact marketing@rslsa.org.au. Bona-fides and entitlement to the medals will be required.

Vale Fred Sharon, WW2 RAAF serviceman. He served in an Airfield Construction Squadron on Morotai and Tarakan. View his story vwma.org.au/explore/people… At the 2020 Adelaide VP Day Service, Premier @marshall_steven presented Fred with his 75th end of WW2 anniversary certificate.

A welcoming place for people experiencing a mental health crisis, 215 Grenfell Street, Adelaide. Open every day between between 12 pm – 10.30 pm. Call 08 8448 9100. The UMHCC is a free service and no referral is required umhcc.org.au

The Flinders University Open Doors Veteran Transition Program is researching the prison and post-release experiences of former ADF members. For more information or to participate in the study contact Kellie Toole, kellie.toole@adelaide.edu.au, 8313 4440

Plympton Veterans Centre in the Repat Veterans Precinct plymptonvc.org.au; enquiry@plymptonvc.org.au. Plympton Veterans Centre closed on 17 December 2021 and will reopen on Monday 17 January 2022. Phone (08) 7117 5357 is monitored for emergency wellbeing assistance.