There is hope for more public involvement in future commemorations to remember Australia's worst military accident. Twenty six soldiers died in an explosion on May the 21st, 1945 at the Kapooka Army ...
An explosion that took the lives of 26 soldiers 68 years ago today will be commemorated at the Kapooka Army Base this afternoon. The tragedy on May the 21st in 1945 remains the greatest loss of ...
A new army recruit is in a critical condition after trying to take his own life during firearms training. The incident happened on Tuesday at the Blamey Barracks in Kapooka, south-west of Wagga Wagga ...
The male recruit was left fighting for life after what is understood to have been an attempt to take his own life during a marksmanship training exercise. The incident happened at Blamey Barracks at ...
Jayden Anderson was awarded the Most Outstanding Soldier of 41 Platoon, recognised for his efforts over the 12-week training course. Jayden Anderson receiving the Most Outstanding Soldier award for 41 ...
An Army base has been slammed by anti-violence organisations for a controversial welcome sign aimed at recruits. The sign welcomed recruits who drove through the entrance of the Kapooka Army Base in ...
Commission chair Nick Kaldas said the four-day convening in Wagga Wagga from November 28 would look at recruitment schools Army Recruit Training Centre at Kapooka and RAAF Base Wagga. The evidence ...
Don't miss out on the headlines from News. Followed categories will be added to My News. The male recruit was left fighting for life after what is understood to have been an attempt to take his own ...
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