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| Above left: Dharriwaa Elders Group commemorated Remembrance Day in November 2003 at the Sheepyards Community War Memorial. They opened a plaque remembering all Aboriginal people who died in war. Above right: Colin Kennedy lends George Rose OAM (Speaker) his new scooter. Mary Creighton looks on.
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