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crowd gathered at the Anzac Day dawn service in Brisbane, Queensland, 2014

Anzac Day 2025 Brisbane itinerary

When

Fri 25 Apr

3:30am–5pm

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Price

Free

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  • Varying times, Gunfire breakfast
    A long-held Anzac Day tradition, the gunfire breakfast originates from rum-laced tea or coffee partaken by British, Australian, and New Zealand troops on the eve of battle. Today, the tradition may also be accompanied by a cooked breakfast. Usually held shortly before or after the Dawn Service at RSL clubs, the breakfast allows veterans and the community to connect, share experiences, and pay tribute to those who served. Find out more
     
  • 4:28 am–6 am, Anzac Day Dawn Service
    The 2025 Anzac Day Dawn Service at the Shrine of Remembrance in Brisbane City will commence at 04:28 am. Crowd numbers are uncertain at this time, but attendees are advised to arrive at Anzac Square no later than 3:30 am. It should be noted that road closures throughout Brisbane City will come into effect at 3 am, and vehicle parking adjacent to Anzac Square will not be available. Find out more
     
  • 5:30 am–3 pm, Anzac Square Memorial Galleries
    Located below the Shrine of Remembrance, the Anzac Square Memorial Galleries honour Queenslanders who have served in conflict and peacekeeping since World War I. Across 3 chronological rooms, the space exhibits ornate plaques dedicated to Queensland units and interactive screens that provide imagery and information. Read proposal letters from Prisoners of War, view ANZACs in the trenches of Gallipoli, or write a personal note on the ‘How do you remember?’ wall. Find out more
     
  • 9:45 am–12:30 pm, Anzac Day Parade
    The Anzac Day Parade takes place in the Brisbane Central Business District and is free and family-friendly. The best position to view the parade is on Adelaide Street, between George Street and Creek Street. Find out more
     
  • 1:30 pm–5 pm, Queensland Museum Anzac Legacy Gallery
    Explore the objects, stories, and history of Queenslanders in World War I, both overseas and on the home front. Further, explore Mephisto, the sole surviving German A7V tank, from its capture by the 26th Battalion at Villers-Bretonneux to its arrival in Brisbane as a war trophy. Find out more

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Anzac Square Memorial Galleries

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Day

Thu 24 Apr

Time

5.30pm–7am