David Ellery
Sword of Gallipoli: the mystery and the myth
David Ellery Was the Eureka sword of rebel leader Peter Lalor used decades later by his grandson against the Turkish at Gallipoli?
Veterans back reinvigorated Anzac Day
David Ellery War veterans and stakeholders have given a big thumbs up to the first Canberra Anzac Day commemoration to be conducted on newly appointed Australian War Memorial director Brendan Nelson’s watch.
New life for AWM services
David Ellery War veterans and stakeholders have given a big thumbs up to the first Canberra Anzac Day commemoration to be conducted on the watch of the newly appointed Australian War Memorial director, Dr Brendan...
ACT vulnerable to potential uni cuts
David Ellery The Gonski reforms were never going to bring large sums of money to the ACT, chief minister Katy Gallagher says.
Lost in Transit: luxury road trip awaits
David Ellery Great Scots Tam and Jackie Kelly are the envy of grey nomads and wannabe around-Australia tripsters everywhere with their immaculate 1974 Ford Transit motorhome.
Police deny inaction on car fire bombings
David Ellery ACT Policing has defended its decision not to make public the fire bombing of a car outside a townhouse in Isabella Plains that hospitalised a Cromwell Circuit resident at 2am on Saturday.
Firebomb victim unhappy with ACT police
David Ellery Monday's report of ACT Policing's apparent lack of action over a shotgun attack on a car at Kambah just after Christmas was ''deja vu all over again'' for Curtin nurse Anne Duffy.
Car firebombings hurt people, ruin lives, says victim
David Ellery Chisholm's Mark Zezulka wants the ''idiots'' set people's cars alight for fun to realise their pranks are not victimless crimes.
John's journeys are all about his passion
David Ellery P earce's John Dunkley is the type of teacher we all wish we'd had at school. The retired educator, who turns 70 this year, has a passion for life and a curiosity about the world around him that...
Gang-gang
When Canberra took flight
David Ellery Sir Charles Kingsford Smith is not a name that springs to mind when one is talking about the early history of air travel to Canberra.
He's no ordinary young man
David Ellery When he was 15 years old UberGlobal's Michael McGoogan hired his mother, Margaret, to manage the accounts for his fledgling IT start-up in Rivett.
The shooting of Eddie Jones
David Ellery This is an extended version of an article on Battle of Milne Bay veteran, Eddie Jones, that appears in Thursday's Canberra Times.
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Milne Bay veteran makes his return
David Ellery Waramanga's Eddie Jones left Canberra yesterday morning for his second all-expenses-paid trip to Papua New Guinea's Milne Bay.
Making the world healthier
David Ellery Making the world a better place is a major fringe benefit of a typical day at the office for Aspen Medical managing director Glenn Keys.
