HERstory | Remembering Australia's Military Women

HERstory | Remembering Australia's Military WomenHERstory | Remembering Australia's Military Women

@ Shrine of Remembrance

In HERstory, artist Carla Edwards honours the women who have served in Australia's military forces, past and present.

What began in 2022 as a small portrait project on the NSW Central Coast has grown into a remarkable national undertaking.

Travelling more than 120,000 kilometres across five states and one territory, Carla has photographed and interviewed over 200 women who have served in war and peace-from trailblazers in the early women's services to today's integrated Army, Navy and Air Force.

This exhibition shines a light on women based in Victoria, sharing their stories of service, courage and contribution from 1942 to the present day.

Through powerful portraits and personal reflections, HERstory pays tribute to the strength, resilience and legacy of Australia's military women-those whose stories have too often gone untold.

1 November 2025 - 30 August 2026

Shrine of Remembrance


The Shrine is open to visitors every day of the year except Christmas Day and Good Friday.
Hours: 10am - 5pm
Entry: free (donations welcome)



❊ When ❊

Date/s: Saturday 1st November 2025  -  Sunday 30th August 2026

Time: 10am - 5pm (last entry 4.30pm)


❊ Where ❊

 Shrine of Remembrance View Venue
 Corner St Kilda Road and Domain Road Melbourne Victoria 3001 Map
Shrine of Remembrance℅ Naarm
Corner St Kilda Road and Domain Road, Melbourne, 3001, Victoria✆ Venue: 03 9661 8100 | Event: 03 9661 8100




❊ Web Links ❊
Advertiser: www.shrine.org.au

www.shrine.org.au



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