Anzac Day is the day to remember every Australian who served and died in all wars, conflicts, and peacekeeping operations. A National Day of remembrance for Australia and New Zealand, originally commemorated annually by both countries on 25 April to honour the members of the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps (ANZAC) who fought at Gallipoli during World War I.

Homestead - Friday, 23 April: 9am
Commemorative Ceremony
Homestead State School

Charters Towers
5.50am Dawn Service
Charters Towers Cemetery
9am Commemorative March & Service
Mosman Street to Gill Street & Cenotaph

Greenvale
10am Commemorative March
10.30am Commemorative Service

Hervey Range
9am Commemorative Service
Hervey Range Community Hall

Pentland
5.45am Dawn Service
Soldiers' Memorial Hall
9.30am Commemorative March
Soldiers' Memorial Hall

Ravenswood
5.45am Dawn Service
Ravenswood Courthouse Museum

Sellheim
7am Commemorative Service
Memorial (Burdekin Duck Roadhouse)

NB: Due to COVID-19 changes may occur.