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Anzac Day: Nearly one million Australians served in WWII. Fewer than 3000 survive - Vimarsana News

Anzac Day: Nearly one million Australians served in WWII. Fewer than 3000 survive

We spoke to three veterans who were in the Australian Army, the Australian Navy and the RAF. The men have a combined age of 296 years. 

Source: smh.com.au
Seaforth Highlander laid to rest in Veterans Cemetery - Cranbrook Daily Townsman - Vimarsana News

Seaforth Highlander laid to rest in Veterans Cemetery - Cranbrook Daily Townsman

The funeral for Lawrence Taylor, World War II veteran, was the first held in the Cranbrook Veterans Cemetery, for many years

William and Kate fly into THIRD storm in Caribbean: Royals land in Bahamas - Vimarsana News

William and Kate fly into THIRD storm in Caribbean: Royals land in Bahamas

The couple landed in Nassau last night after a bumpy visit to Jamaica that sparked protests and politicians used their presence to further their campaign to become a republic.

'Incompetent' Foreign Office is blamed for William and Kate's 'embarrassing' Caribbean tour - Vimarsana News

'Incompetent' Foreign Office is blamed for William and Kate's 'embarrassing' Caribbean tour

William and Kate were greeted as rock stars in Belize, Jamaica and now The Bahamas - with cheering crowds chanting 'we love you' - but they have also faced challenges.

Kate glitters in jewels lent to her by the Queen as she and William arrive for black-tie banquet - Vimarsana News

Kate glitters in jewels lent to her by the Queen as she and William arrive for black-tie banquet

In a speech to Jamaican dignitaries, the future king expressed his disgust at the 'appalling atrocity' that has left such a heavy legacy in Jamaica and expressed his 'profound sorrow'.