Carolyn Webb

A volunteer Anzac Day marshal marks a half-century of service The Vietnam War was ending when David Arden first volunteered as a marshal in Melbourne’s 1975 Anzac Day march. It was just days before the fall of Saigon. Arden remembers that march as drawing... See more

‘Like cubs being born’: How the zoo’s ‘treekeeper’ saved a 100-year-old tree Zoos Victoria welcomes a lot of babies each year – from elephant calves to meerkat litters and hordes of butterflies. Two months ago, two lion cubs born at Werribee Open Range Zo... See more

Librarian’s skills and a ray of light identify fallen World War I soldier Save this article for later Add articles to your saved list and come back to them anytime. A ray of sunlight and some sleuthing has helped a librarian identify a World War I soldier... See more

Librarian’s skills and a ray of light identify fallen World War I soldier A ray of sunlight and some sleuthing has helped a librarian identify a World War I soldier whose photo was handed in to the State Library of Victoria. The chance sighting of handwri... See more

Hanging by a string: De-funding could kill off quirky Snuff Puppets Save this article for later Add articles to your saved list and come back to them anytime. Its giant puppets have shocked, dazzled and amused millions of people around the world, but one ... See more