Whoever thought Anzac Day would be defeated by a bat-soup virus from a wet-food market in China or that the spirit of Kokoda would be routed by a DFAT virus in Papua New Guinea?
Both scenarios were unthinkable a short while ago but are now a tragic reality as we approach the anniversary of our national day of commemoration on April 25.
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