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Anzac Day
Commemorated annually on 25 April to mark the anniversary of the first major military action fought by Australian and New Zealand troops during WWI.
They shaped our story. Discover theirs.
This Anzac Day, we’re shining a spotlight on Queensland’s remarkable stories of service — from the Foot brothers, four of whom served in World War I but only two returned, to engineer Hugh Campbell, who narrowly survived the Battle of Messines, and beloved soprano Gladys Moncrieff, whose wartime performances lifted morale and brought a touch of home to troops overseas during both World Wars and the Korean War.
Patrons attending the Anzac Day Dawn Service in Brisbane are invited to gather around the Shrine of Remembrance from 3:30 am for a 4:28 am start. The Memorial Galleries will also be open from 5:30 am to 3 pm on Anzac Day to support your commemoration.
For those unable to attend in person, take a moment to pay your respects by placing a free virtual poppy, or browse our stories to discover something new.
Place a virtual poppy to honour those who've served
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