Remember the families who lost someone
/The grief we witnessed above the beach, the realisation that here now, a dearly loved one had passed, multiplied by 60,000, Australians killed in World War I.
Read MoreThe grief we witnessed above the beach, the realisation that here now, a dearly loved one had passed, multiplied by 60,000, Australians killed in World War I.
Read MoreBut when we stop in silence, even in despair, when we take even a few moments and see, as I did on my walk this morning, a redbacked fairy wren going about his business, we move from the future we might be afraid of, the regretted past, and into the present, where there is life.
Read MoreThe women of Royaumont, as they came to be known, created one of France’s best war hospitals, and yet, until I stumbled on their story a decade ago, I’d never heard of them.
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