00:02The nation came to a halt today.
00:12Remembering those who have given their lives in service.
00:16At the going down of the sun, and in the morning, we will remember them.
00:21Today marks the 108th anniversary of the Armistice that ended the First World War.
00:27But the ceremony honoured all 103,000 Australians who have died serving, and their families.
00:33The world has gone on without your loved one in it.
00:38And yet your world stopped when they died.
00:43With a message also for those surviving soldiers forever changed by war.
00:47To those who came home from war, but left something of themselves behind, we remember you.
00:55The Prime Minister wasn't at the service, instead he paid his respects at a chapel in Singapore,
01:00and visited a museum which pays tribute to the 15,000 Australians who were Japanese prisoners of war in Changi.
01:07They showed courage, selflessness, sacrifice and mateship.
01:13The acting Prime Minister took his place at the Australian War Memorial on a day that had great personal significance.
01:19A few weeks ago I received a call from the Chief of Army to tell me that one of my
01:23relatives, Lieutenant Andrew Anderson,
01:25had been identified after more than a century of being in the Hoop Crater Cemetery.
01:30Military researchers were able to identify 11 previously unknown Australian soldiers who died in World War I.
01:37It will ensure future generations know of their service.
01:41His headstone will be changed to have his name on it, so there will be a specific place that we
01:46and our family can go to to remember him.
01:49A third of all Australians who died in World War I remain unknown, but their sacrifice will never be forgotten.
01:57A third of all Australians who died in the World War II
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