At 11am on 11 November, 1918, guns fell silent over Europe after four years of relentless fighting – the Great War was finally over.
This Remembrance Day marks the 105th anniversary of the Armistice which ended World War I. On the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month, Australians pause to remember the people who have served in all global conflicts. We also honour those who paid the ultimate sacrifice during their service.
This Remembrance Day, we encourage everyone to pause, remember, and reflect. Here is how you can commemorate, wherever you are on 11 November.
Together We Remember.
*Note: The information on this page will be updated frequently. Please check in regularly for the latest information.
Watch our Remembrance Day tribute
On Remembrance Day, 16 buglers took to the streets of the Melbourne CBD to play The Last Post. You can watch it here.
Kyneton RSL’s Remembrance Day display
Kyneton RSL and Kyneton Art Group team up to commemorate Remembrance Day through art.
Labour of Love: Couple’s Mission to Give Back
Husband and wife, Michael and Vicki Mihaljcek do it for the veterans, knowing that every poppy they pack for the annual Poppy Appeal is sold for a good cause.
Labour of Love: Couple’s Mission to Give Back
Husband and wife, Michael and Vicki Mihaljcek do it for the veterans, knowing that every poppy they pack for the annual Poppy Appeal is sold for a good cause.
The Unsung Heroes of Remembrance
In 2023, Australians commemorated more than 80 years since some of the biggest battles and most tragic events from the Pacific war. But there is a story missing from the narrative on Australia’s wartime experience in the Pacific.
Australians buried in Serbia honoured in ANZAC Day ceremony
This ANZAC Day, 25 April, a special ceremony was held at the British War Cemetery section of the New Cemetery in Belgrade, Serbia. In attendance were the descendants of Australians who served in Serbia during the First World War.
