Sharing the Spirit of the ANZACs

 I wanted to be able to stand there with pride, in a uniform, in service of my country.

 I hope that I've affected some non-Aboriginal people when I was in the Army about what they were actually defending.

 It's not about fighting for your own mob, it's about fighting for your country.

It's still country, Australia still belongs to us and I use the plural.

I was always aware of that proud history, of serving country.

You know, when you're getting shot at, your mates next to you, you don't care what colour they are.

The army was what I aspired to be. I liked the slouch hat, I thought it was great, I used to wear it with a bit of panache.

When I put the uniform on, I represent Australia  and I represent my contribution to Australia.

I'm walking along and I see a poster of this bloke pointing at me… We Want You!

When you serve your country, you're doing something for your country.