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RSL surprised by vanished Lone Pine

A significant Lone Pine tree tracing back to the Gallipoli 1915 military campaign has been removed by Greater Dandenong Council. The tree in a council-owned memorial garden in front of the Noble Park RSL was seen during the Anzac Day ceremony this year. However in…

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