Anzacs remembered fondly in France
ANZAC DAY | A crowd of 4500 gathered at Villers-Bretonneux in northern France to pay respects to fallen Australian soldiers.
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Australia gives $700,000 to Villers-Bretonneux WW1 museum
The Australian government has contributed $700,000 to refurbishing the Franco Australian Museum in Villers-Bretonneux. The museum honours the contribution of Aussie diggers on the Western Front during World War One.
Anzac story belongs to all, says Bob Carr in France
ANZAC DAY | "All of us linked across the world by the same duty to honour and remember, and by the same sense of the loss and waste of war."
Sydney Male Choir in special Anzac Day performance ahead of Croydon visit
The Sydney Male Choir is embarking on a European tour which will include a performance at the Anzac Day service at Villers-Bretonneux in France and a joint performance with the Croydon Choir in London.
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