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105-year-old ‘Muttaburra Mick’ has never missed Anzac Day

Leading the march in the vehicle provided by the RSL Glasshouse Country Sub-Branch. (Supplied)

Known as 'Muttaburra Mick', 105-Year-Old World War II veteran Mick Scott attended the Anzac Day march and service at the […]

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