ANZAC Day news and stories

When a bullet pierced the wall of Lloyd Statham’s tent on 15 August 1945, the last thing he expected was news of a ceasefire.

During World War I, Australians carried their love of sports wherever the conflict took them.

From commemorations to collaborations, Hughenden RSL Sub Branch engages with locals to continue sharing the importance of honouring service.

Every year as the sun rises in Gracemere, two nations come together to commemorate ANZAC Day.

Thanks to veteran Arnold ‘Dickie’ Bird, every late veteran of Beachmere has a permanent memorial in their name. His tireless work has inspired a poem – and helped a community to commemorate.

New to ANZAC Day? Here are five key things to know about Australia’s and New Zealand’s major day of commemoration.

How will you commemorate ANZAC Day this year? From the active to the creative, here’s a few ideas on what to do.

Find out where to watch a flyover in Queensland on ANZAC Day.

The Outdoor Media Association (OMA) and the RSL have partnered together for the sixth consecutive year to encourage Australians to commemorate ANZAC Day wherever they may be.

Find out why veterans Gillian Bryant and Rob Lee will be setting their alarms to attend their local Dawn Service on Friday 25 April.

ANZAC Day is a time to come together in recognition of those who have served our nation. Many RSL Sub Branches also get involved with local community sporting events.

Across the state, RSL Sub Branches team up with local Military Brotherhood Military Motorcycle Clubs to support veterans’ wellbeing.