Cloudy, windy and rainy weather did little to prevent early morning Anzac Day events earlier this week, as thousands recognised that the conditions paled in comparison to what our diggers endured.
Services, marches and meaningful celebrations were held around the Mackay region from dawn to dusk; an opportunity for those who’ve served to reflect and a reminder to us all of their great sacrifice.
Veterans, family members, schools and organisations marched, some with badges proudly displayed, while many watched on, honoured and paid their respects.
Anzac Day is a day not to glorify war, but a day to reflect on the atrocities it has brought to so many families and the sacrifices made for Australia’s way of life.
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