Take a look back at the history of Anzac Day through the years and its dual nature as a day of mourning and a celebration of national pride. Watch here: https://www.awm.gov.au/Anzacathome/anzactv #AnzacDay2020 #AnzacAtHome | Australian War Memorial

A film compilation highlighting aspects of life in Australia, including the activities of the Red Cross. To commemorate the Anzac Centenary the National Film and Sound Archive of Australia (NFSA) produced a series of four archival film compilations - narrated by award-winning actor Bryan Brown - to show contemporary Australians what life in our country was like at the time. The Anzac Day curated collection includes home movie footage of Anzac Day marches from four decades, records of the first '

It was a day when hundreds of Gallipoli veterans were still alive and marching strong. April 25, 1965 marked the very first Anzac Day TV broadcast by the ABC. It was also 50 years since the Gallipoli landing, with thousands gathering at the newly opened Anzac Parade for the national ceremony. You can also hear the voice of Fraser Parkes, an Anzac veteran who joined the ABC's broadcast. #RetroFocus | ABC Canberra