The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Officers of the 10th Australian Light Horse who voted in favour of military conscription in the second referendum, pictured outside the officers’ mess on polling day with their how to vote banner, at Hod Welejeh, north-west of Bethlehem.
Officers of the 10th Australian Light Horse who voted in favour of military conscription in the second referendum, pictured outside the officers’ mess on polling day with their how to vote banner, at
Officers of the 10th Australian Light Horse who voted in favour of military conscription in the second referendum, pictured outside the officers’ mess on polling day with their how to vote banner, at
The polling booth on the conscription referendum with the 10th Australian Light Horse Regiment at Hod Willegha.
AUSTRALIAN LIGHTHORSEMEN WAITING OUTSIDE THE POLLING BOOTH, IN CAMP AT PORT SAID, TO RECORD THEIR VOTE IN THE FIRST REFERENDUM ON THE CONSCRIPTION ISSUE. (DONATED BY MR. F.H. SMITH.)
Unidentified men, probably of the 7th Australian Light Horse Regiment, line up to submit their vote in the referendum. Australian voters, including those serving overseas, were asked in October 1916,
PALM BEACH, NORTH QUEENSLAND, AUSTRALIA. 1944-08-19. PERSONNEL OF "D" COMPANY, 2/32RD INFANTRY BATTALION LINED UP OUTSIDE THE POLLING BOOTH READY TO CAST THEIR VOTE DURING THE FEDERAL REFERENDUM.
A man wearing a Bougainville flag in his hair stands in line to vote in Bougainville's independence referendum at a polling booth in Arawa, the former capital. After a roughly ten year war and twenty
