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Comments on the Centenary Events in Australia


What’s News?  ›  The Link — April 2026

Ray Geise — Director, Toc H Queensland

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Toc H display, Maryborough Military & Colonial Museum

During 2025 several events were held in Australia to celebrate the 100th Anniversary of Toc H. These events were well attended and below are a list of the main events.

  • First event in April was to Maryborough, this included a presentation at the Maryborough and Military Colonial Museum, a dinner on the Saturday evening, Sunday a service in St Lukes Church, the whole event was well attended.
  • Centenary Luncheon for General Members Branch was held in June at the Marinarina Restaurant and again well attended by some twenty people.
  • Luncheon in South Australia to celebrate the Centenary.
  • Gathering at Coungeau House on the 8th November was attended by around thirty people. A Presentation on Talbot House & Coungeau House, and the Army Cadets, followed by a luncheon.
  • The World Chain of Light which was organised by the Brisbane Branch, was also very well attended.
  • A Centenary Edition of the LINK – was published and this was well received by many people.
Members seated at tables for the centenary luncheon at Coungeau House
The centenary gathering at Coungeau House, 8 November 2025

Ray Geise
Director, Toc H Queensland

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  • History and Ethos
    • The History of Toc H >
      • Humble Beginnings
      • The Birth of a Movement
      • Toc H comes to Australia
      • World War II
      • The First 80 Years - Highlights >
        • New South Wales
        • South Australia
        • Queensland
        • Victoria
        • Western Australia
        • Tasmania
        • Canberra
      • Women and Toc H
      • Toc H in Contemporary Australia
      • Vietnam Training Partnership >
        • Partnerships
        • Your Help
        • Vietnam Gallery
        • Toc H Memory
    • Principles, Aims & Ethos >
      • The Mission and Vision
      • Four Points of the Compass
      • Ceremony of Light
      • Toc H Prayer
  • Activities and Programs
    • Summary
    • World Chain of Light
    • Coungeau House
  • Get Involved
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    • What's Happening?
    • Information for Members
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