Dawn ceremonies across the country have honoured the men and women who died in armed conflict while serving Australia.
Today's Anzac Day services are the first in three years to welcome the general public, after the COVID-19 pandemic heavily disrupted the 2020 and 2021 commemorations.
It was 107 years ago today that Australian and New Zealand soldiers landed on Turkey's Gallipoli Peninsula during World War I.
The Anzacs were defeated after eight months, after suffering great hardships and mass casualties.
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