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Something to reflect upon on Remembrance Day is that this year is the 110th anniversary of the March of the Dungarees, a World War I recruitment march that started in Warwick and continued through Allora, Clifton, Nobby, Greenmount, Cambooya, making a few more stops before eventually finishing in Brisbane. The march began with 28 recruits, increasing through each town and finishing with 125 across the 257 kilometre journey.

Remembrance Day: Remember to Remember

The Clifton RSL Sub-Branch invites the local community to attend its Remembrance Day service at the Cenotaph on the corner of King and Edward streets at 10.55am next Tuesday, 11

7 November, 2025

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