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Whittlesea remembers

At 11am on Tuesday 11 November, Australia stopped to remember those whose lives were lost during the wars.

Residents and RSL members were joined by local schools, councillors, parliamentary members, community groups and former soldiers at Epping’s RSL and Whittlesea Secondary College to commemorate those who sacrificed their lives for those back home.

The services included speeches from RSL president Raymond Long (Whittlesea) and Kevin Ind (Epping), as well as a laying of the wreaths by local veterans, school kids, community members, and councillors and parliamentary members.

As everyone came together to mark the anniversary of the ending of the first world war through the one minute of silence, one message rang through louder than anything else.

Star Weekly Photographer Damjan Janevski captured the commemorative moments at Whittlesea Secondary School and reporter Jack O’Shea-Ayres attended Epping RSL’s day of remembrance.

Lest we forget.

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