107 years on SA’s oldest WWII vet ‘feels no different’ than he did at 90
Colin Wagener, South Australia’s oldest World War II vet, won the hearts of the nation last Anzac Day. On Monday, the remarkable man turns 107.
Colin Wagener, South Australia’s oldest World War II vet, won the hearts of the nation last Anzac Day. On Monday, the remarkable man turns 107.
You’ve likely seen the ice cream store and even tasted its delicious Parisian-inspired gelato. But there is a simple fact you may not know about this family-owned business.
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Today’s biology exam marks an end to school for this group of country students who’ve been boarding in Adelaide. They share its most perplexing problems.
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