Reports

Ellis Ashmead-Bartlett - The First Report in Australia of the Landing at Gallipoli (dva.gov.au)
(Scroll down a little.) Newspaper report reprinted from the Hobart Mercury, 12 May 1915. Note the further links at the right of the web page.

War correspondent Ellis Ashmead-Bartlett - military censorship at Gallipoli (dva.gov.au)
War correspondents Ellis Ashmead Bartlett and Keith Murdoch faced the challenge of communicating the truth and their fears about Gallipoli.

The Gallipoli letter to Asquith PM (dva.gov.au)
Ellis Ashmead-Bartlett's letter to British Prime Minister Asquith drew attention to the mismanagement of the Gallipoli campaign and influenced the decision to evacuate Gallipoli.

● See also our Ellis Ashmead-Bartlett: Biographies section.

Charles Bean - The First Report (anzacportal.dva.gov.au)
The report was originally published in the Commonwealth of Australia Gazette, 17 May 1915.

● For more information on the life and work of C.E.W. Bean, see our Biographies - C.E.W. Bean section or the Australian War Memorial's encyclopedia entry on Charles Bean.

NOTE: As the nla.gov.au pages below are for National Library of Australia archived sites some of the links on those pages might no longer be working.

Despatches from Gallipoli: The Correspondents (nla.gov.au)
Click on the links at the bottom of the screen for:
●  Charles Edwin Woodrow Bean
●  Commonwealth Gazette
●  Sir Keith Murdoch (View the Gallipoli Letter manuscript. For a rreview on a book based on the letter, see Gallipoli book review: The Gallipoli Letter by Keith Murdoch (blogspot.com.au). See also our Issues page: Gallipoli, Sir Keith Murdoch and WikiLeaks.)
●  Ellis Ashmead-Bartlett
●  Phillip Schuler and Charles Patrick Smith

Despatches from Gallipoli: Censorship (nla.gov.au)
●  An example of censorship
●  Diaries versus despatches

Kitchener's & Hamilton's Reports on Gallipoli (lib.byu.edu)
9 August 1915.

Some other sources:

● Anzac diaries

● Anzac biographies

● Anzac letters

● Anzac interviews

● Gallipoli Campaign