SYDNEY, April 25 (Reuters) - Thousands gathered across Australia and New Zealand on Thursday at Anzac Day services to commemorate those who fought and died in major conflicts in the nations' history.

The Dawn Service in two cities have been marred by a number of people booing during the Welcome to Country, delivered by an Indigenous veteran.

ANZAC Day commemorates the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps’ landings on the beaches of Gallipoli in 1915. April 25 is ANZAC Day, which commemorates the anniversary of the Australian and New ...

Australians have commemorated Anzac Day on 25 April for more than a century, but the ceremonies and their meanings have changed significantly since 1915. On the morning of of Sunday, 25 April 1915, ...

The Princess Royal is to remember the fallen from the UK and Ireland as well as Australia, New Zealand, France and Turkey during a visit to Gallipoli. More than 100,000 troops died in an ill-fated ...

After years of pandemic disruptions, crowds will once again be free to attend Anzac Day dawn services and veteran marches on April 25 this year. But what will public participation be like this Anzac ...

Anzac Day has come and gone again. But – lest we forget – war and its consequences are not confined to single days in the calendar. Nor do we only remember those who fought at Gallipoli more than a ...

Sandakan MP Vivian Wong (centre) with Simon Fellows, Deputy High Commissioner of Australia to Malaysia (sixth right) and other dignitaries at the Anzac Day Dawn Service. KOTA KINABALU: Every year, ...

SEE THE PICS: The role of the Red Centre capital in the nation’s history of service and defence has not been forgotten on a day when those who paid the ultimate price are honoured. The Anzac Day Dawn ...

Marty O’Connor from Melbourne, son of Corporal Tom O’Connor, who fought in Jadotville, carried the Jadotville battle flag on ANZAC Day 2026 in Sydney, Saturday April 25.