Sunday, May 29, 2022, 10:30 – 11:30am Explore the little-known history of Australia's 'Chalkies' and hear first-hand accounts from Norm Hunter, Ian Ogston, Peter Darmody, Max Qhanchi, and Darryl Dymock on their experiences as young ‘Nasho’ teachers in the Army in PNG between 1966-1973.Only a few of the 300-strong ‘taskforce’ were aware at the time of the potential contribution they might be making to the future development of a Pacific nation that just a few years later would become independent.Drawing on a collection of photos taken over the eight years of the education scheme, the five Chalkies will not only talk about their role as teachers in a different cultural and military context, but also reflect on the impact the experience had on their own personal and professional lives.After the talk, visitors can stay to explore the Memorial Galleries - embarking on an interactive journey from the First World War to today, before taking time to reflect on the remarkable stories of bravery and sacrifice in the tranquil parklands.Anzac Square Memorial Galleries is located at 285 Ann Street, Brisbane. Entry is through the double brass doors located beneath the Shrine of Remembrance. Venue: Anzac Square, Brisbane City Venue address: Anzac Square, 228 Adelaide Street, Brisbane City Event type: Culture, Free, Tours Cost: Free Age: Suitable for all ages Bookings: Bookings required via the Anzac Square Memorial Galleries website. Bookings required: Yes