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HUNDREDS of people attended Remembrance Day services across Ararat Rural City on Tuesday, including dozens of local school children. Tuesday the 11th of November marked 107 years since the Armistice was signed to end World War I — a conflict that claimed the lives of 60,000 Australians.

By Craig Wilson

St Mary’s Primary School students were part of the contingent of people paying their respects at the Ararat War Memorial on Tuesday morning.

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We honour them

HUNDREDS of people attended Remembrance Day services across Ararat Rural City on Tuesday, including dozens of local school children. Tuesday the 11th of November marked 107 years since the Armistice was signed to end World War I — a conflict that claimed the lives of 60,000 Australians.

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