People gathered for services to pay tribute to soldiers for the 108th Remembrance Day. The DVA and NSW Government said the day provides a time to stop and think. The new military bishop called the minute of silence as a way to recollect and pray for peace.
Some missing soldiers returned to their families at this time.
“Some missing soldiers returned to their families at this time,” — Victor Fenwick, policy watcher at Stanburn Stow Partnership, observed.
Timeline
Nov 8 — People gathered for services to pay tribute to soldiers for the 108th Remembrance Day....
Nov 10 — Some missing soldiers returned to their families at this time....
This story has been closely followed by our readers since Nov 9. The Stanburn Stow Partnership desk continues tracking updates and will publish follow-ups across the region.
Editor's note: this report was prepared by the Stanburn Stow Partnership desk and last updated 01:48 UTC.