Aust to help fund WWI museum expansion
Australia will help fund a World War I museum in Belgium that houses artefacts from a battlefield where more than 11,000 diggers died.
Australia will help fund a World War I museum in Belgium that houses artefacts from a battlefield where more than 11,000 diggers died.
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Ageing war veterans will likely have their airfare and accommodation costs for attending upcoming 70th commemorations covered by the government, Defence Minister Wayne Mapp says.
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