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<\/a>Photo: Lone Pine from Second Ridge Road Gallipoli. [Munro Collection]<\/p>\nThe media has been following the story and a selection of articles is listed below:<\/p>\n
ABC News:<\/strong> Remains cut in two by Gallipoli roadworks.<\/em> Click here<\/a>. While on this page you can click on ‘Video’ to watch the news report. The ABC also has a photo gallery on line. Click here<\/a> to view. Gallipoli bones will be looked after: RSL <\/em>– click here<\/a> to read comments by National President of the RSL<\/p>\n Melbourne Herald Sun: <\/strong>Government requests halt to roadworks after diggers remains found. <\/em>Click here<\/a> to read article.<\/p>\n The Australian: <\/strong>WW1 remains cut up at Gallipoli. <\/em>Click here<\/a>.<\/p>\n tvNZ.co.nz: <\/strong>More human remains at Gallipoli<\/em>. Click here<\/a>.<\/p>\n The Age:<\/strong> Gallipoli dozer uncovers mass graves<\/em>. Click here<\/a>.<\/p>\n Tuesday 28 October Sydney Morning Herald <\/strong>featured an article written by Turkey’s Ambassador to Australia, N. Murat Ersavci entitled \u00a0Lesson’s of Gallipoli. <\/em>Click here<\/a> to read the Ambassador’s view.<\/p>\n *****<\/p>\n The release of news on preliminary planning, for the Centenary of the landing of the Anzacs, has Gallipoli once again featuring in the media.<\/p>\n The Turkish ambassador is reported as stating that the ‘number of Australians and others attending the centenary of the Anzac landing at Gallipoli will have to be “limited”.<\/p>\n To read the Sydney Morning Herald<\/strong> report, Turks<\/em> to limit crowd at Gallipoli centenary<\/em>, click here<\/a>.<\/p>\n To read The Age<\/strong> article, Anzac mourners must be limited: Turkey, <\/em>click here<\/a>.<\/p>\n *****<\/p>\n The Families and Friends of the First AIF<\/strong><\/em> thanks the Australian, UK and French governments for affording Australian and British soldiers – presently buried in mass graves at Pheasant Wood – dignified individual reburials in a new CWGC cemetery at Fromelles, and urge those responsible to ensure all necessary scientific and other means are employed to properly identify each soldier.<\/span><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Gallipoli has been featured in two news stories this week. Human remains have been uncovered during road works on the Second Ridge Road, leading across No Man’s Land. Photo: Lone Pine from Second Ridge Road Gallipoli. [Munro Collection] The media … Continue reading <\/a>Photo: Tourist coaches at Gallipoli for 90th<\/sup> Anniversary. [Munro Collection]<\/p>\n<\/a>Photo: Visitors leaving the 2005 Dawn Service at Gallipoli. [Munro Collection]<\/p>\n<\/a>Photo: 90th<\/sup> Anniversary Dawn Service, Gallipoli 2005. [Munro Collection]<\/p>\n