Here is what you need to know about Anzac Day. April 25 is known as Anzac Day and is marked across the two southern hemisphere countries. Many from Australia and New Zealand have travelled to ...

The government again changed the law governing Anzac Day in 1949 to include World War II and the 11,500 New Zealand citizens who died in it. Significantly, it also added the South African/Boer War ...

ANZAC Day, observed annually on April 25, is one of Australia's and New Zealand's most significant national commemorations. ANZAC stands for the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps, a group of ...

Anzac Day is an annual public holiday where we commemorate those who lost their lives on April 25 in Gallipoli. On this day, many things are closed for our fallen ANZACS. However, sometimes ...

The long-running Mount Eden Anzac Day parade was forced to scale back after organisers were told they had to pay for a traffic plan.

From major cities to regional towns and suburban centres in between, Australians have gathered to commemorate the nation's veterans on Anzac Day. Despite bouts of rain in some cities, large crowds ...

A student holds a poppy during the Remembrance Day National Ceremony at the Australian War Memorial in Canberra, Monday, November 11, 2024. Source: AAP Image/Lukas Coch. This Anzac Day will mark ...

Anzac Day is a day of remembrance and a public holiday across Australia. Source: AAP / Jono Searle Every year on 25 April, Australia observes Anzac Day with a public holiday. It’s a day of ...

Here is what you need to know about Anzac Day. Members of the Royal New Zealand Navy replace their caps during an Anzac Day 2024 service of remembrance on board HMS M.33, the sole surviving ship ...