Hundreds of thousands of Aussies are expected to gather around Australia on Tuesday, April 25 to commemorate the soldiers who fought in WWI. 9News
will gather around the country on Tuesday, April 25 to commemorate the soldiers who fought in World War I, as well as those who have given their lives in other conflicts.dawn and sunset services will be held in each state and territory tomorrow, with the largest crowds to congregate in each of the capital cities.
Here is a rundown of all the major events set to take place around Australia. You will be able to livestream the major events on 9news.com.au.SydneyThe march will begin at the intersection of Martin Place and Elizabeth St, in the CBD at 9am, and will run until approximately 12.30pm, when a commemoration service will be held next to The Pool of Remembrance at the Anzac War Memorial in Hyde Park South.Melbourne's largest dawn service will be held at the Shrine of Remembrance from 5.
The service will be followed by the Anzac Day Parade along St Kilda Road and Swanston Street from 9am. Free shuttle buses will be in service to transport people along 12 Melbourne routes, including several RSLs, to the Shrine for the 6am ceremony. More information about transport can be found
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