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‘Should the road to ANZAC Cove be widened to improve access'

The widening of the road to ANZAC Cove was necessary, however the way in which it was done does not reflect the true ANZAC spirit, the reason for which the road was widened. ANZAC Cove is the resting place for many thousands of diggers and by many, thought to be the birth place of the ANZAC Sprit, where the ideals of mateship, respect and integrity were forged. It is by the virtue of these factors that have lead to the ANZAC cove being the victim of the thousands of tourists making the pilgrimage to pay their respects and embrace the ANZAC Spirit, resulting in the road being widened to accommodate the ANZAC Day surge.

‘They shall not grow old, as we that are left grow old.'

Over the past several years, the Australian government has been praising the journey made by Australians every year to ANZAC cover, in order to remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice. However it appears that this same government is......

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