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ANZAC Day held on the 25th April marks the anniversary of the Australian and New Zealand forces landing at Gallipoli during the first World War. The day serves as an occasion to reflect on war and commemorate those who have died in military and peacekeeping operations.
 

The  has more information on the history and tradition of . Along with the Department of Veterans’ Affairs  providing education and community awareness of Australia’s experience of war.
 

Anzac Day commemorative services will be held across Australia with the RSL - Returned & Services League of Australia (SA Branch) delivering  across South Australia with information on their  webpage including:

• Dawn Service
  Commencing from 5.30am, 6am, 8am or various times/locations 
  with  held in Adelaide and across South Australia by RSL branches throughout the state. Visit webpage for details

  Adelaide City:
  South Australian National War Memorial, North Tce, 6am
  Light Horse Memorial, Cnr North & East Tce, 8am
  Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander War Memorial, Torrens Parade Ground, 8am
   

• Anzac Day Commemorative March
  Commencing at 9.30am
  Corner of North Tce & Gawler Place, Adelaide SA 5000. The commemorative march proceeds down King William Road and across the River Torrens, with veterans, families and the public welcome to catch up afterwards on the Torrens Parade Ground.
   
• Cross of Sacrifice Remembrance Service
  Commencing immediately after the Anzac Day March concludes
  Corner King William Rd and Pennington Tce, Pennington Gardens, North Adelaide SA 5006

There are many ways to commemorate Anzac Day, and RSL Queensland hosts an webpage listing  to consider. From commemorating from home by listening to ABC TV, ABC Radio, ABC Listen App or , contributing to the  (RSL Victoria) to help support veterans services, making , or contributing pictures and information to the .