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Schools sunflower tribute remembers the three young lives ‘full of joy and hope’ lost in MH-17 disaster

By ABC NEWS (Australia)

Published : July 18, 2024 - 04:17

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Among the 38 Australians who lost their lives in the MH-17 disaster were three children who attended Bacchus Marsh Grammar school in Victoria. The school principal, Andrew Neal, reflects 10 years after the crash, recognising the three young lives lost- lives commemorated through sunflowers.

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