‘Incredibly painful time': August 15 marks 80 years since WWII victory over Japan
'Incredibly just 12 years after that war an Australian prime minister went to Japan, Robert Menzies … he decided to go to Japan and to start to build what became normalised relations,' Mr Murray said.
'Think about that, within 12 years of a war.'
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