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Anzac Day March in Dalby 1916

The inaugural ANZAC Day march in Dalby, 1916, consisting of a small number of soldiers leading the parade, followed by a large number of children. (Western Downs Regional Council)

Anzac Day was commemorated in various locations around the Western Downs Region. Always well attended, Anzac Day usually featured a […]

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