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ANZAC Day - 2015, A century on. What does it mean for you ?
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ANZAC Day to me is a time to remember those who served their country and in many cases gave their lives in that cause.
I remember my own mates, particularly those that didn't make it home alive.
It's the one day of the year when I forget the possible finangling of politicians and others; their actions are of no account on ANZAC Day.
On a lighter note it's the one day of the year when I get to travel free on public transport and also the one day when the local RSL puts on a free feed and drinks, unfortunately my capacity for Guinness has lessened over the years and I have to be satisfied with a pint.