Various wartime fundraising and recruit...
‘The Amazing Micrometer’, a machine mea...
From a sheepdog trial to a costume parade in...
Scenes of surf, sun and swimming at Coo...
British journalist Ellis Ashmead-Bartlett, o...
While a bitter war raged on the other s...
During WW1, those at home were encourag...
In the war years, home movie-making in New&n...
It was the most spectacular parade that...
There was a sharp divide between rich and po...
At the outbreak of the war, a commonly expre...
This brief clip from around 1914 is one ...
The sombre 1915 funeral procession of M...
On 15 July 1915 the transport ship Will...
Rain poured and cold winds blustered, b...
Many men who had been invalided back to New ...
Football clubs displayed their patriotism by...
In the early stages of the war sport was see...
More than 150 sick and wounded men return to...
After the outbreak of war there was a g...
This newsreel shows the then prosperous and ...
For the war effort to be successful, it...
An uplifting music hall song, intended to pr...
Troops from France’s Pacific colonies, on th...
The First World War was truly a global war. ...
The factory weaving Anzac Tweed was on the b...
Shot on 16 November 1916, the day of th...
Returned servicemen engage in handicrafts, m...
After surviving the bloody battles on the We...
Veterans returning in wheelchairs and with m...
A government film gives hope of rehabilitati...