Thursday, 14 November 2019
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Remembrance Day
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Remembrance Day
Ms BATH: It was an honour to spend Remembrance Day with the Rosedale RSL. The wonderful Ken Curtis and Kris Bicker invited me, and it was an honour to be able to place a wreath at the new site of their statue. Students from Rosedale Primary School and their school captains were there with principal Fiona Knight. They did an exemplary job of paying their respects as well. It was also wonderful to see various members of the public come in such a thoughtful but caring and sharing way to honour this event that occurred so long ago. We never, ever want to see another war in this world again.