Place a poppy at Anzac Square and online

Organised by the Anzac Day Commemoration Committee, join us at Anzac Square from 4.28am for the Dawn Service.

Attend the service

Embark on a journey from World War I to today inside Anzac Square Memorial Galleries.

Visitors engaging with the touch screens in the World War II Gallery.

Explore the galleries

Hear some of the amazing personal stories of the personnel who served at Gallipoli at this fascinating free Anzac Day talk&nbsp;

Free talk - Personal stories from Gallipoli

Help document the story of Queensland by sharing your story of service on&nbsp;Explorer.

Group of women at the Anzac Day observance, negative no.203403

Share your story

Learn more about the Queensland heroes we’ll be honouring this Anzac Day.

Air Cadet Alan Groom prior to departure for England, after graduating from Point Cook RAAF base, Victoria, 1935.

Read stories of service

Place a poppy, hear The Last Post and listen to military stories through voice activation.

Ask Anzac Stories

Find eBooks, blogs and collection items relating to Anzac Day.

Troops marching at Enoggera Army Camp on Anzac Day 1916. The original photograph is captioned "Anzac Day 1916" and is printed on a postcard. The men are wearing their slouch hats with the brims turned down as a mark of respect and remembrance.

Explore the collection

Learn more about your family's war history through the National Archives of Australia.

Research your family

Discover rich first-hand memories and accounts direct from our veterans through the Department of Veterans' Affairs Anzac Portal.

Anzac Portal

Learn more about the beginnings of Anzac Day.

Men, women and children line the streets to watch the procession of the 41st Battalion through Brisbane on Anzac Day, 1916. The street is decorated with flags, strung between buildings on either side of the road.

Anzac Day ritual

Discover ways to commemorate at home and at Anzac Square Memorial Galleries. 

Young soldier standing at attention during the Anzac Day dawn service in Brisbane, Queensland, 2014.

Monday – Friday	10am–4pm
Saturday	Closed
Sunday	10am–4pm
Anzac Day	5.30am–3pm
Public holidays	Closed