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'On the night of 15 August, 1944, Australian soldier Signalman Warwick Sidney Meale, was bashed so viciously with a blacksmith’s hammer he never regained consciousness. Warwick served in New Guinea but his death happened far from the front line, under a bridge in Townsville.'
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