Millions of Australians and New Zealanders commemorate Anzac Day on Thursday. It is a national day of remembrance in the two countries. People honour the ones 'who served and died in all wars, conflicts, and peacekeeping operations' and the 'contribution and suffering of all those who have served'. The public holiday on April 25 means business hours will undergo changes and there will be restrictions, varying by states and territories., Australia News - Times Now
In a room full of dignitaries, guest speakers, leaders, men, women and children paying their respects to war heroes, it was a speech from a Rotorua Boys’.
In a room full of dignitaries, guest speakers, leaders, men, women and children paying their respects to war heroes, it was a speech from a Rotorua Boys’ H
Merenia Tapsell and Jared Lasike may only be 17 but those attending this year’s Rotorua Civic Memorial Service on Anzac Day will hear why the day has great.
For many migrants, Anzac Day evokes an image of white soldiers wearing slouch hats fighting in the fields of Gallipoli. However, this image has slowly changed over the last one hundred years.