Welcome to Newcastle, an industrial city which is justifiably proud of its last hundred years of war service.So proud in fact, Tony uncovers a never before revealed plan to ensure no intruders would ever take the beloved city from their hands. There's an air aid shelter that doubled as a beer cellar, and a historic flag in desperate need of restoration.The town arrives in numbers to the Community Roadshow with extraordinary war artifacts in tow. Tony has the honour of meeting a survivor of one of the most tragic events in Australia's POW history, and after more than fifty years, two brothers hear the spirit of their father again.This gritty city has a spirit that can't be beaten.

Incredible surprises await Tony in Auckland as he travels to New Zealand's North Island.Little known mysteries are explained and prove that despite its small population, during war times Auckland was prepared to drop bombshells…literally!Hear about New Zealand's secret weapon of mass destruction during WW2 and the famous Hillary brothers whose war efforts were worlds apart.The bugle sounds at the stunning Auckland War Museum as the Community Roadshow begins; Tony meets a man whose photograph of his grandfather in WW1 could rewrite history and there's a tank with a name you wouldn't believe.Auckland reigns with surprises.

Tony travels to the charming South Australian town of Hahndorf, nestled amongst the Adelaide Hills.It's the country's oldest German settlement, but this quaint town's war history is sure to surprise. VC winners and tank inventors sit side by side with female war artists and heroic nurses.