ANZAC Day Services

ANZAC DAY 2024

View live streaming of the Commemorative Services at 6AM and 11AM

Commemorative service will be “Lived Streamed” on the day:

5.45AM -6.30 Live streaming Dawn Service
6.30 -10.30AM No Live streaming
10.30AM Live streaming resumes for the March

THURSDAY 25 APRIL, 2024

This year we continue to commemorate all those who have served in the defence of our nation. 

 

DAWN SERVICE

6.00AM at Frankston War Memorial in Beauty Park (between the ends of Baxter Avenue and Spring Street)

 

GUNFIRE BREAKFAST

7AM On completion of the Dawn Service – The Sausage Sizzle will be provided by local Rotary Clubs and served at various points around the War Memorial.

Gold Coin Donation.

 

COMMEMORATIVE MARCH

10.30AM  – Muster at the corner of Yuille and Park Streets. 

10.45AM – The march will commence from the corner of Park and Yuille Streets, Frankston. 

The march route will proceed into Yuille Street and down High Street to the War Memorial, saluting the Flame of Remembrance as you pass.

 
 

COMMEMORATIVE SERVICE & WREATH LAYING

11.00AM – On completion of the march at the Frankston War Memorial in Beauty Park

   
 
12PM SERVICE MEMBERS AND THEIR FAMILIES LUNCH

 

All Service Members, and their families, are invited to the Frankston RSL for a complimentary Carvery Roast lunch, after the ANZAC day commemorative service at the Frankston War Memorial.

 
 
VENUE OPENING HOURS
 
2PM Venue Opens to the general public.

 

3.20PM Essendon Vs Collingwood Live game on the big screen in Huey;s Sports Bar 

Please note:

Bingo, Raffles Night, and Live Music in Huey’s Sports Bar will not be available. 

 

 

Overview ANZAC Day 2022

2022 saw once again the public commemorating ANZAC Day with around 5,000 at the Dawn Service and 2,000 at the Commemorative and Wreath Laying Service.

Captain Michael OBORNE CSC RAN was guest speaker at both services on behalf of the Chief of Navy, and Peta MURPHY, Federal Member for Dunkley spoke at the Dawn service, in addition to Paul EDBROOKE, local member for Frankston who spoke at the commemorative service. Both services were supported by the Reverend Glen Macrae of St. Lukes Church, and local cadets from both Army and Air Force.

A highlight at the completion of both services is the general public laying poppies in the garden, which is within the memorial and becomes a feature for many weeks to come.

Following the Wreath Laying, where over 30 wreaths were placed along the memorial wall, 550 service members and families returned to the RSL for lunch.

LEST WE FORGET

We thank Steve Brown for capturing the below photos of the day. Steve graciously gives up his time every year to capture the essence of the day and donates his photos to the Frankston RSL. For anybody wanting to contact Steve Brown can do so via: Instagram @steveb3199

or phone 0417 822 288