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Dr Ian Howie-Willis is an independent professional historian. The author of 20 books, he is the Historical Adviser to St John Ambulance Australia. His previous book was An Unending War: The Australian Army’s struggle against malaria, 1885–2015 (Big Sky Publishing, Sydney, 2016). He grew up in Melbourne and lived for ten years in Papua New Guinea and England before settling in Canberra in 1975. He completed his university training with a PhD in history from the Australian National University. He has been married to Margaret Willis (née Vale), a retired school principal, for 58 years. They have three married children and seven grandchildren.
‘For the first time… the collective story of the tens of thousands of Australian soldiers…
Japanese troops seized and brutally occupied New Guinea’s capital, Lae, for 18 months – until…
MALARIA is not only the greatest killer of humankind, the disease has been the relentless…
Australian soldiers and their American Allies won the land war against Japan in the Pacific…
