Australians mark 110 years since Gallipoli with Anzac Day dawn services across the country

Old Bar News with Ian Dimmock

Anzac Day saw big crowds despite wet forecasts, with a moving dawn service and special medal presentation.

Woods honours Goulburn-born soldier's sacrifice at Hellfire Pass

Discover the story of a Goulburn-born soldier, Private Ronald Atkinson, remembered at the Hellfire Pass Anzac Day ceremony.

Letters to the Editor: Anzac Day, road kill and kiore

Lieutenant Natasha Whyte from Burnham and grandfather Glenn Whyte lay a wreath for those who did not return at the Taieri Beach Cemetery remembrance ceremony. PHOTO: STEPHEN JAQUIERY Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including Anzac Day activities in Otago, the counting of road kill possums, and are Polynesian rats (kiore) really pests?

A digger walks 'to remember them'

A digger walks back through the city on Anzac Day after taking part in the march to Melbourne's Shrine of Remembrance.

An Overdue Outrage at The Shrine

If the Dawn Service cat-callers are to be condemned, as they should be, what of the Welcome to Country performer's uncouth refusal to remove his hat in deference to the Anzac dead?

'Drums are beating even louder': Warning over future conflicts as Australia commemorates ANZAC Day

As Australians gather to commemorate Anzac Day on the 110th anniversary of the Gallipoli landing, former home affairs secretary Mike Pezzullo fears the country may not be far away from another war.