A trio of Vietnam veterans will lead this year's ANZAC Day March. They will stride up to the Shrine of Remembrance sixty years since the first Australians were sent to Vietnam.
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Thousands have participated in the traditional ANZAC Day march in Melbourne this year
Meet some of the people participating and spectating on the march this ANZAC Day.
There are a number of ways you can commemorate ANZAC Day this year, please take time to reflect on ANZAC Day in a way that means the most to you.
Funds raised through the ANZAC Appeal allows the RSL to tailor specialist services to the needs of our current and former service men and women, and their families.
The Royal Commission into Defence and Veteran Suicide has begun. RSL Victoria has created this hub of information about the Royal Commission, including our submission and a range of support services available.
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RSL Victoria State President, Dr Robert Webster OAM, discusses what the Melbourne march on ANZAC Day means to him