Life in the trenches during World War I

Using excerpts from letters, hear from some of the soldiers that served at the Landing at Gallipoli to get a better understanding of what it was like to be part of this historical battle. Marking the beginning of Australia's involvement in World War I, the Landing at Gallipoli began on April 25, the day now set aside for remembrance and reflection that we call Anzac Day.

Evan and Alana are Australian kids with Turkish ancestors so they're interested in understanding both sides of the battle at Gallipoli. Join them to gain a better understanding of what both sides were fighting for in the conflict and some of the surprising ways they came together in friendship and respect, despite being on opposing sides.

Jordan is taking part in an Anzac Day ceremony where he will be playing 'The Last Post' on the bugle. This song is traditionally used to close out commemorative ceremonies that honour those who fought in wars. Find out how the tradition started and what's being done to keep it alive.