Rich Anzac history for farming families
The rich history of El Arish, an original Aussie soldier settlement, will never be forgotten.
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Flashback Friday – March 1981
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‘‘It’s a tribute to those who put the country ahead of themselves, both in the early days and currently.’’The myth of the Anzac Day break
It gets to Anzac Day and farmers expect the season to have broken. The truth is, for most districts, the break is more likely to be mid-May.
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