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Sea Lake community turns out

Michelle Brady

AS crowds lined the Calder Highway in Sea Lake, the tight-knit community joined together to reflect and honour the spirit of Australia’s servicemen and women. Marking 109 years since Australian and New Zealand troops made their first landing at Gallipoli, the services provided an opportunity to reflect on all Australians who have served and continue […]

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