Sixty years after the Battle of Long Tan, a haunting tribute in Bowral—three hundred Tai-Haku cherry trees planted to honor fallen Aussie vets—is dying from root rot. These symbolic trees, chosen for their Eastern theater connection and stunning white blooms, are being painstakingly saved through grafting by local authorities, preserving not just beauty but memory for generations of veterans and community hearts still deeply moved by sacrifice.
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