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DocNetwork Productions is proudly supporting Beyond Blue this Mental Health Month.

About us

Welcome to DocNetwork Productions, the dedicated home of thought-provoking and engaging audio content, including the fascinating "I Was Only Doing My Job: Australia’s Military History Podcast," thought-provoking episodes of "From Duty to Dishonour: An Australian Military Podcast," and the insightful audio version of Laurie Favelle's compelling work, "My Silent Hero."

On this site, you will discover easy access to all our social media channels, where you can connect with us and stay updated on the latest content and discussions. Additionally, we’ve included supplementary information for our podcasts, detailed show notes, and captivating photos that document Lead Host Ross Manuel’s extensive travels as he explores the numerous memorials scattered throughout Australia, each with its own unique story to tell.

This website serves as the central hub for all my online activities and endeavours, so I sincerely hope you find something here that captures your interest and enriches your understanding of Australia’s military history and the extraordinary individuals who have shaped it.

Please feel free to browse around at your leisure, and take your time exploring the various features and resources we have to offer. I hope you thoroughly enjoy your visit!

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DocNetwork Productions is proud to support

Soldier On Australia

                                    

Soldier On is a not-for-profit organisation delivering holistic support services that enable current and former Australian Defence Force personnel, and their families, to lead meaningful civilian lives.

Soldier On offers free support services, programs, and activities to registered participants.

                                

Beyond Blue Australia

Beyond Blue is one of Australia’s most recognized, trusted, and frequented mental health organisations. They do not take this responsibility lightly as it compels them to actively listen, understand people's needs and aspirations, and place them at the core of all that they do.

They are a big blue door for many in the community: a safe and reliable place for millions of people to access information, advice and support – whether they’re well and want to stay that way, unsettled or struggling and need support, or in recovery and want to reconnect.