The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
NEW GUINEA. TROOPS VOTING IN FEDERAL ELECTIONS. WITHIN HALF A MILE OF THE JAPANESE FRONT LINES AT FOODVIEW JUNCTION, AUSTRALIAN TROOPS VOTED IN THE FEDERAL ELECTIONS. THIS PHOTO SHOWS SOLDIERS LINING AT THE POLLING BOOTH. THE UNIT'S ELECTORAL OFFICER, LT. LARRY DRAKE, OF DARLING, IS FILLING BALLOT PAPERS. (NEGATIVE BY H. DICK).
Goodview Junction, New Guinea. Australian troops voting in a Federal election as United States soldiers watch. The unit's electoral officer, Lieutenant Larry Drake of Darling, Victoria, watches Corpor
VOTING IN NORTH WEST AUSTRALIA. AT A LONELY OUTPOST IN NORTH WEST AUSTRALIA, AUSTRALIAN TROOPS QUEUE UP TO RECORD THEIR VOTES IN THE FEDERAL ELECTIONS. THE POLLING ARRANGEMENTS WERE IN CHARGE OF LIEUT
Cambodia, 1993-05-28. Electoral officials at a rural polling station rehearse procedures for voting in the forthcoming Cambodian national elections, which are sponsored by the United Nations Transitio
NORTHERN AUSTRALIA. VOTING IN NORTH WEST AUSTRALIA. AUSTRALIANS AT OUTPOSTS IN NORTH WEST AUSTRALIA RECORD THEIR VOTES FOR THE FEDERAL ELECTIONS. BALLOT PAPERS WERE MARKED ON A SUIT CASE PLACED ON TOP
VOTING IN NORTH WEST AUSTRALIA. THE RETURNING OFFICER AND HIS ASSISTANT ARRIVING IN THEIR SWIMMING COSTUMES AT AN OUTPOST IN NORTH WEST AUSTRALIA TO ISSUE BALLOT PAPERS TO AUSTRALIAN TROOPS TO VOTE IN
Staff checking returned ballot papers of Australian troops overseas at the Westminster Dragoon Hall at Westminster, during the 1917 Federal Elections.