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Last Post and Reveille (Winds of Change) | Remembering Indigenous veterans | ABC Indigenous

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"They served, often without recognition 🎖️ This Anzac Day, we honour the service and sacrifice of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander veterans.

Lest We Forget #AnzacDay

All Anzac Day TV programming will be added to the Australia Remembers collection on ABC iview

‘Last Post - Winds of Change’ performed by Yamatji, Widi and Wongi didgeridoo player Mark Atkins and virtuoso James Morrison. Filmed on Kamaygal Country.

Music Production Credits:

By Garrijimanha - Chelsy Atkins

The Rouse & Reveille (Winds of Change) - Stephen Blanch

Last Post (Winds of Change) - Michael Lynch & Richard Blomfield

Thank you to the Muggera Cultural Enterprise Dancers Darren Compton, Bernie Compton and Tialee Pitt-Compton.

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This Anzac DayTorres Strait IslanderAustralia RemembersLast PostYamatji WidiMark AtkinsJames Morrison FilmedChelsy Atkins The Rouse

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