Anzac Day 2015: Your pictures
AROUND Australia people are gathering at memorials, in parks, in gardens and in pubs to commemorate Anzac Day. This is your Anzac Day in pictures.
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Haunting Gallipoli re-enactment
WATCH: The Gallipoli landing was re-enacted at Tweed Heads before dawn in a haunting display this morning.
Anzacs march on through noise, fires
NIGHTCLUB owners were forced to issue an apology after loud music interrupted Anzac dawn services in Sydney, while fires shocked crowds in Perth.
Record crowds flock to dawn services
RECORD crowds have turned out to dawn services across the Gold Coast to mark the Gallipoli centenary this morning.
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March past poppy poles
MORE than 30 light poles along one Southeast Queensland street have been painted with poppies to mark this year’s Anzac Day commemorations.
Service brings pride and pain
JACKIE Devine knows what it is to lose a loved one to war and the pain of the women who are left behind.
Digger’s sacrifice not lost on family
EDEN Powell knows exactly how much World War I cost her great-grandfather, Arthur Binning, who lost his hand on the Western Front.
Adelaide Digger “leaves world in better place than he found it”
THE further Dianne Doyle digs into her father’s past, the more frequently she hears a simple, yet poignant, description of him.
Risk-taking pilot a Great War hero
HE WAS a pilot. A risk-taker. And he’d head up, destroy the enemy and be back on the ground before his breakfast went cold. Meet Ross Smith — one of the most celebrated aviators of all time.
War hero helping mates through trauma
VICTORIA Cross hero Corporal Dan Keighran says although defence bosses are taking mental illness more seriously, much more needs to be done.
From schoolboy sailor to war hero
HERBERT Marshall was 15 when he joined the Royal Australian Navy in World War I, just four years older than great-great-granddaughter Bianca is now.
Search to find fallen digger’s family
An ancestor of a fallen WWI digger from O’Halloran Hill is searching for his relatives in the hope they will attend the soldier’s Last Post ceremony this month.
Teen feels ancestor’s Anzac sacrifice
THE sacrifices of both soldiers and those left behind on the home front are the first things that come to mind on Anzac Day for 13-year-old Tanah Egan.
Message for Aussies at Gallipoli
OFFICIALS have a specific message for more than 8000 Australians set to attend the Anzac Day celebrations in Gallipoli next weekend.
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