On Anzac Day, war mural steals a town's heart

By Carolyn Webb
April 25 2018 - 7:04am
Art from the heart: the mural the people of Devenish, in northern Victoria funded on its old silos depicts two service women, 100 years apart: a WWI nurse and a modern day army medic. Photo: p1xels
Art from the heart: the mural the people of Devenish, in northern Victoria funded on its old silos depicts two service women, 100 years apart: a WWI nurse and a modern day army medic. Photo: p1xels

During World War I, the small town of Devenish and district had a population of around 300, but 50 of its citizens - one in six - signed up to serve.

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