A family's generational Anzac legacy and fight for compensation

A family’s generational Anzac legacy and fight for compensation

Article from The ABC

In 1957, government contractors stuck 13 sticks of dynamite into a small bluestone church on a former Aboriginal mission site and blew it to high heavens.

Nearly 70 years later, on a cool autumn morning in Victoria’s south-west, Ricky Morris stands among the debris.

Behind him, a makeshift timber crucifix marks where the steeple once rose.