Veterans and family march in Sydney's Anzac parade. Picture: AP
A man holds an Australian flag as the sun rises at the Shrine of Remembrance in Melbourne. Picture: Stuart Mcevoy
Australian soldiers stand guard during a dawn ceremony at Anzac Cove, Gallipoli. Picture: Reuters
A war veteran rides in a car in the Anzac Day parade in central Sydney. Picture: AP
Eleven-year-old Daniel Roberts carries the Australian flag in the Sydney parade. Picture: AP
Australian and New Zealander visitors attend a dawn ceremony at Anzac Cove, Gallipoli. Picture: Reuters
Fanatics sports fans at the dawn service at Anzac Cove, Gallipoli. Picture: AP
A young girl carries a photograph of her grandfather as she marches with veterans in the Anzac march in Sydney. Picture: Reuters
War veteran Pat Lee wears his old World War II helmet during the Anzac Day march in Sydney. Picture: Reuters
War veterans in the Sydney Anzac Day parade. Picture: Reuters
A man stands against some of the 24,000 names of soldiers and air force men who died but whose bodies were never recovered, inscribed on one of 12 columns, at the Kranji War Memorial Cemetery in Singapore. Australians and New Zealanders gathered at the memorial for an Anzac Day dawn service. Picture: AP
An Anzac Day marcher carries a photo of a family memeber. Picture: AP
Shadows of attendees of an Anzac dawn service at Singapore's Kranji War Memorial Cemetery are seen in the background while a catafalque guard rests on arms reversed as a form of respect. Picture: AP
Australian Navy Operations Officer Lt. Commander Ben Dalton bows with other navy officers as they observe a moment of silence at the Kranji War Memorial Cemetery in Singapore. Picture: AP
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