Ways to commemorate
Discover a local service or commemorative event to honour the memory of those who served, ensuring their sacrifices are never forgotten.
Anzac Day is commemorated annually on 25 April and holds significant importance as a National Day of Remembrance to mark the anniversary of the first major military action involving Australian and New Zealand troops during World War I.
Beyond its historical roots, Anzac Day serves as a reminder of the sacrifices made by Australians in all wars, conflicts, and peacekeeping operations.
Through ceremonies, services, and acts of remembrance, Anzac Day unites people in honouring those who serve.
Stories of service
Explore the stories of service and sacrifice of Queensland veterans and their families, through firsthand interviews and video narratives.
Reasons to remember
Reflect on the importance of remembering the sacrifice and service of our veterans and their families on Anzac Day by forging a personal connection with the events of the past.
Place a virtual poppy
You can pay your respects online at any time by placing a virtual poppy on the Anzac Square & Memorial Galleries’ website.