Mildura comes together to commemorate the Anzacs at the Dawn Service

Hundreds gathered in Henderson Park on Anzac Day to honour the men and women who have served our nation. See the pictures from the service.

About 300 people paid their respects to service men and women at Mildura’s Anzac Day Dawn Service.

A cold morning saw people rug up for the short service held in Henderson Park, followed by a breakfast at the Mildura RSL sub-branch on Monday

Young and old came out to honour those that have fought in conflicts both old and recent and remember those who never returned.

The service was described by attendees as a “fitting tribute to everyone involved in wars”.

Wreaths were laid at the Dawn Service on Friday morning as Mildura commemorated Anzac Day.

Crowds gathered at Henderson Park in Mildura to commemorate Anzac Day.

Wreaths are laid at the Mildura cenotaph.

Greg Sells who served in Vietnam (1966), Maria Chenery and Scott Chenery, who served in Iraq (2005), East Timor (2006), Qatar (2008) and Afghanistan (2012).

Crowds gathered at Henderson Park in Mildura to commemorate Anzac Day.

Wreaths were laid at the Dawn Service on Monday morning as Mildura commemorated Anzac Day.

Soldiers from 8/7 RVR enjoying breakfast at the Mildura RSL sub-branch James Smith, Nick Otten, Sargent Luke Day, Dale Jobling, Luke Stevens, Joel Hart, Nick Gray, James Crowhurst and Jasmine Howard.

Crowds gathered at Henderson Park in Mildura to commemorate Anzac Day.

Brad Mcglashan, who served in East Timor and Scott Richards, who served in Afghanistan.

Mildura’s RSL sub-branch hosted a breakfast after the sun came up for those that attended the Dawn Service on Monday.

The official ceremony at Henderson Park.

Soldiers taking part in the official ceremony at Henderson Park.

Wreaths being laid at the Mildura cenotaph.

Gulf War veteran Anthony Wicham, Degan Paul, Laura Oosting, Laicia Oosting and Bill Matthews, who served in the Gulf War.

The crowd had to rug up at Henderson Park on Monday morning.