Share how your neighbourhood will commemorate Anzac Day

As Australians mark Anzac Day from their homes this year, Quest Community News is building a list of commemorations being held in our local streets, and we invite you to share your plans with us.

Australians are being asked to light up the dawn at home this Anzac Day, as isolation and social distancing measures continue for COVID-19. Picture: Sam Ruttyn.

As dawn breaks this Anzac Day, Australians will stand in their driveways, on their balconies and inside their homes, honouring those who have served and sacrificed, and those who continue to protect our nation.

From buglers playing The Last Post in the street, to homemade wreaths being laid on front fences, and Australian flags flying proudly, the spirit of the Anzacs is sure to be felt.

Quest Community News is asking our readers to send us details of how your street or neighbourhood will be commemorating Anzac Day 2020, under these challenging conditions of the coronavirus pandemic.

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Perhaps everyone in your street has organised to stand in their driveway at 6am? Maybe you and your neighbours have made wreaths to honour the fallen? Or someone in your neighbourhood will lead a special tribute or play music for all to hear?

However you are choosing to mark this important day, we would love to share the details with all of our readers.

Please fill out the form below, including the name of your street and suburb, and anything special that is happening, and we will publish a localised list on Friday, April 24.

You can also visit anzaclive.com.au for a free guide to our Virtual Candle, Last Post and The Ode to Light Up The Dawn.

Lest We Forget.