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Anzac Day: the latest victim of green madness

28 March 2018

12:07 PM

28 March 2018

12:07 PM

Recently, RSL branches in Victoria announced a ban on old-school military vehicles at the state’s ANZAC day parade, supposedly due to pollution and carbon emission concerns.

The rule is the latest in a slew of draconian nanny-state measures imposed on ANZAC parades across the country, including bans on the young grandchildren of veterans as well as even community bands.

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