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'A first for our area': Cemetery flying the flag for Border city's veterans

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Wodonga Cemetery Trust, Wodonga RSL and Vietnam Associated Veterans Club members, army, navy and air force cadets will place Australian flags on veterans' graves for Anzac Day.

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'A first for our area': Cemetery flying the flag for Border city's veterans

Wodonga Cemetery Trust, Wodonga RSL and Vietnam Associated Veterans Club members, army, navy and air force cadets will place Australian flags on veterans' graves for Anzac Day.

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