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ANZAC
Commemorating 100 years
On 25 April 1915 thousands of brave
young men went ashore on a foreign beach
in a far and distant land.
ANZAC
Soldiers from the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps
(ANZAC) faced a formidable task – to seize the Gallipoli Peninsula
and suppress the Ottoman defences guarding the Dardanelles.
Commemorating 100 years
The Anzacs went ashore under the cover of darkness, but as
morning dawned they faced an entrenched enemy and rugged,
unforgiving terrain.
Heavy casualties were suffered on both sides and a stalemate
developed. The campaign dragged on for eight months and
soldiers endured extraordinary hardships.
News of the campaign had a profound impact back home.
Reports of the Anzacs’ courage under fire, commitment to the
task, loyalty and mateship forged a powerful and lasting legacy.
ANZAC
Commemorating 100 years
From the shores of Gallipoli
to the valleys of Afghanistan
– in theatres of war and peace –
this Anzac Day, we commemorate
100 years of service and sacrifice
by the men and women of the
Australian Defence Force.
By the end of the First World War in 1918, a young nation’s
identity was emerging, reflecting the sacrifice of the Anzacs at
Gallipoli, on the Western Front and in the Middle East.
This milestone year – the centenary of the Anzac landing at
Gallipoli – is significant beyond measure in our nation’s history.
I’d encourage you to attend a local service on Anzac Day to
remember and commemorate more than a century of service and
sacrifice by those Australian men and women who have served –
and continue to serve – in defence of our values and freedoms.
To learn more about the Anzacs, visit anzacportal.dva.gov.au
MAL
BROUGH mp
The Hon
Federal Member for Fisher
The Hon
MAL BROUGH
mp
Phone 07 5493 5556
Email mal.brough.mp@aph.gov.au
Federal Member for Fisher
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With compliments...
The Hon Mal
Brough mp
Federal Member for Fisher
1915
2015
Please consider attending a local service. We recommend checking service and event times closer to the date.
Local Services
9.00am Main Service, Landsborough Memorial Hall, Old
Landsborough Rd, Landsborough
Saturday 25th April
Glass House Mountains Alexandra Headland 11.30am Main Service, Glass House Mountains Community
Hall, Coonowrin Rd, Glass House Mountains
11.00am Main Service, Korean War Memorial,
Alexandra Pde, Alexandra Headland
Beerwah 4.28am Dawn Service, 27 Beerwah Pde, Beerwah
10.00am Main Service, 27 Beerwah Pde, Beerwah
Caloundra
5.00am
Dawn Service, Kings Beach Foreshore (near
water fountains), The Esplanade, Kings Beach
9.30amMarch
11.00am Memorial Garden Official Opening
Landsborough
4.28am
Dawn Service, RSL Park, cnr Maleny St and
Cribb St, Landsborough
Montville 5.30am Mooloolaba
4.55am Kawana Waters 5.28am
Dawn Service, Kawana Waters RSL War Memorial,
Coopers Lookout, Pacific Blvd, Buddina
11.00am Main Service, Kawana Waters RSL War Memorial,
Coopers Lookout, Pacific Blvd, Buddina
Dawn Service, Montville Memorial Gates,
next to Montville Hall. Main St, Montville
Dawn Service, Mooloolaba Surf Life Saving
Club, Mooloolaba Esplande, Mooloolaba
Palmwoods
4.28am
Dawn Service, Palmwoods Memorial Hall,
1 Main St, Palmwoods
Maleny
4.28am
Dawn Service, Maleny RSL Memorial Hall, Bunya
St, Maleny
9.00am Special Service, Witta Cemetery, Witta Rd, Witta
9.45am Special Service, Maleny Soldier’s Memorial Hospital,
Bean St, Maleny
10.45am Main Service, Maleny RSL Memorial Hall, Bunya
St, Maleny
MAL
BROUGH mp
The Hon
Federal Member for Fisher