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Melbourne remembers those who served and lost their lives for Australia

About 40,000 Victorians attended the dawn service at the Shrine of Remembrance, while thousands more gathered at Anzac Day events across the state.

By: theage.com.au

Apr 25 2024
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Melbourne remembers those who served and lost their lives for Australia — Melbourne remembers those who

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