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Traverse team steps up to help the walking wounded

The Great Traverse team is welcomed to Pakenham. From left, Brian Freeman, parents of fallen soldiers Ray Palmer, Janny Poate, Jennifer Ward and Pam Palmer, with Pakenham RSL member Henry van Diemen and Josh Howe, who had one tour of Afghanistan.

By GARRY HOWE AS he has traversed the length of the country, Walking Wounded crusader Brian Freeman has been struck […]

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