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This one sounds more like the polished country story-songs by ‘80s ladies than something made possible by the Class of ‘89, yet it still suited Yearwood’s introductory statement for a new decade she’d soon help define.
7 Like We Never Had a Broken Heart
Try listening to this one and not imagining prom night in a Midwestern farm town, circa 1992. Somehow, the prudish principal overlooked the repeated references to making love. It’s Yearwood’s first on-record connection with her future dance partner in life, Garth Brooks, who sings backup.
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Anzac spirit flows through Starling’s veins
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ANZAC Round holds special significance for Raiders hooker Tom Starling and his family.
Tom’s Great Grandfather, William John Starling, known as ‘Snow’, served in World War II in the 2/30th Unit of the Australian Infantry Battalion with the Australian Army.
William, from Parramatta in Western Sydney, was sent to Singapore and was captured by the Japanese and made a prisoner of war. William John Snow Starling.
William was sent to work by the Japanese on the infamous Burma railway, sometimes known as the Thai-Burma Railway and The Death Railway. Built by the Japanese Empire to support their forces in the Burma campaign during World War II, this 415kms of railway was the scene of suffering, heroism, courage and legend. It included such infamous places as Hellfire Pass and the Bridge on the River Kwai. Of the 61,000 Allied soldiers who were held prisoner and forced to work on the railway, over