CRANBOURNE Secondary College students laid a wreath and stopped to remember the efforts by Australian men and women during the World War I battle on the beaches of Gallipoli.
The mid-morning service, held last Thursday, also recognised the ultimate sacrifice made by about 8500 Australian soldiers during eight tortuous months spent on the Turkish peninsula.
Great effort and supreme sacrifice
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Battin critical of government response to alleged childcare sex offender
This article includes details of alleged child sexual offences that could be distressing to readers. Berwick MP and opposition leader Brad Battin has been critical…