World War I hero: Indigenous king heeded call to action

By Lydia Roberts
Updated August 11 2023 - 3:03pm, first published November 9 2017 - 11:49am
LEST WE FORGET: Jack Stacey's great-grandson, Lance Waters, and Elsie Amamoo lay a wreath at Semakh Railway Station. Stacey took part in the Charge of Beersheba.
LEST WE FORGET: Jack Stacey's great-grandson, Lance Waters, and Elsie Amamoo lay a wreath at Semakh Railway Station. Stacey took part in the Charge of Beersheba.

HE was a Kamilaroi king who fought for his country and died in an Aboriginal mission near Moree in 1956.

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