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You’ll hear the usual cliches about war this Remembrance Day – why does Australia refuse to learn the true lessons of history? | Paul Daley
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Remembrance Day: 2 developments since Sat 7 Nov.Why it’s moving
- One side onlyOnly left-leaning newsrooms so far (4). Nothing from the right yet.
1Our national identity is becoming increasingly militarised. Today I’m thinking of a mother’s words – not the veneration of war dished out by politiciansCountless are the times politicians have spoken for the Australian military personnel whose names appear on the
In The Guardian’s words.2
The bigger story: Remembrance Day
2 developments since Sat 7 Nov.
Australia marks Remembrance Day
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First with it: The Guardian, 11 hr 9 min before anyone else.
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Counted as one newsroom each, because they ran the same copy: The Sydney Morning Herald, The Age, Brisbane Times, WAtoday (all Nine).
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The Sydney Morning Herald
The Sydney Morning Herald