Yesterday, I had the privilege of attending the ANZAC Day dawn service at Martin place. As a first-generation immigrant, it felt good to join in solidarity with thousands of my fellow Aussies honouring the sacrifice of those who gave their lives for this country.
It is not only a commemoration of the role our soldiers continue to play but a celebration of values treasured by Australians; the ideals of mateship and putting something bigger than you ahead of yourself.
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