ANZAC Day Services

As of 3:00pm on Friday 21 April, this service is now fully booked.

We are really sorry if you have missed out this time.

You can still commemorate the ANZAC spirit by attending any of the below ANZAC day services or by tuning into our radio partners Mix94.5 and 92.9 Triple M to hear the dawn service broadcast.

We intend to run this event in 2024. If you would like to be on our mailing list for updates email us at events@rslwa.org.au


Click below to view Sunset Service map

RSLWA are thrilled to invite the public back to attend this live Dawn Service event as this is the first time in over three years, RSLWA have been approved to plan ahead with full public attendance. 

RSLWA hope to see similar numbers attend Dawn Service as they did pre-covid. Additional screens and infrastructure have been organised to cater for this year’s event.  

 

Significant road closures and traffic detours will be in effect on 25 April.

Further details can be found here 

RSLWA are planning audio description services for those who wish to listen in to the ANZAC Day Parade, registration is free but essential, you can book your ticket here

 
Click below to view Dawn Service map

7.00am - 9.00am

Held at Government House Gardens on St Georges Terrace, from 7 am to 9 am the breakfast is open to everyone to enjoy camaraderie with the Veteran community. Entry is a gold coin donation to share the Spirit of ANZAC Day. The breakfast BBQ is organised and prepared by the Rotary Club of Perth.

 

ANZAC DAY ORDER OF MARCH 2023

At RSLWA, we place the veteran front and centre of all that we do and are encouraging the 62,000 veterans that reside in Western Australia to come and march alongside their mates on ANZAC Day throughout our State.  To support this, we have implemented new initiatives for the Order of March.

2023 marks the 70^th Anniversary of the Armistice of the Korean War and the 50^th Anniversary of the end of Australia’s involvement in the Vietnam War. As a result, we are inviting representative elements from these conflicts to March in the lead position behind our National flag.

Also of significance, we will recognise the families of those servicemen and women that have been killed in the service of our Nation. The order brings our veterans together in a chronological representation of service, from World War II to the Middle East. The changes also reflect that many younger veterans served not as part of formed bodies and without an association do not have a ‘place’. These changes seek to overcome this challenge.

The order also recognises veterans from the 5-eyes nations, - USA, UK, Canada and NZ, who served alongside Australians in all theatres. Of importance, many associations and groups that have, for many years stoically remembered family members that served in past conflicts are most warmly welcomed to continue to proudly march in memory of those that served.

We also welcome children to march with their veteran parents and of course, in the appropriate order, descendants and family members of those no longer with us.

Should you require further assistance, please email events@rslwa.org.au or phone 9287 3799.

Participants will step off from the corner of Barrack Street and St Georges Terrace at 9am. The March will proceed along St Georges Terrace, passing the saluting dais before turning right into Victoria Avenue and dispersing at Langley Park.

 

RSLWA encourage all ex-serving, current serving, family and friends to attend this years' special event. 

A sausage sizzle will be provided by The Salvation Army at Langley Park.

The march will be broadcast live by ABC TV. 

 

This year, veterans will have the choice of marching under the operational theatre in which they served, or their unit association if it is represented in the march. 

Please see order of March here - 2023 Public Order of March

 

 

 

This is a free community event, but tickets are required for entry. The program will include the Salvation Army Perth Fortress Band and the ANZAC Day Choir.