ANZAC Day commemorates the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps’ landings on the beaches of Gallipoli in 1915.

Roll of Honour Australian War Memorial Credit: Fiona Silsby for AWM 2016.8.157.4 For more information on Australia’s Anzac Day traditions, visit the Australian War Memorial.

Dawn services are symbolic of the time Anzac forces originally landed on the shores of Gallipoli. These ceremonies typically ...

Every year on April 25, the country pauses to honour the soldiers of the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps who served and sacrificed in times of war.

Anzac Day honours Australian and New Zealand veterans, including many from First Nations or culturally diverse backgrounds.

It was a memorable and fitting silence as Howickians stood quietly reflecting on what New Zealand’s courageous Defence Force ...

See the list. It will another sentimental and touching Anzac Day ceremony in the Darwin CBD, with a catafalque party followed by the Ode of Remembrance to touching reflections from previous ...

One of the most moving moments of any Anzac Day service is the recitation of The Ode. Taken from Laurence Binyon’s 1914 poem For the Fallen, these lines have become a universal part of Anzac ...

A Quiet Reflection including The Ode and The Last Post, followed by a minute silence on Anzac Day. Photographic images courtesy of The Australia War Memorial and the Department of Defence. ABC iview ...