The ANZAC Day Service stands as one of the most significant commemorations conducted by the Rose Bay RSL Sub‑Branch. Each year, our community comes together to honour the men and women who served and sacrificed during the Gallipoli campaign, as well as all those who have served in conflicts, peacekeeping missions, and operations since.
The morning will begin with a march from Club Rose Bay to the Rose Bay War Memorial, where the official service will be held.
We warmly welcome veterans, their families, local schools, Defence personnel, and community members to join us in remembrance and gratitude. Together, we uphold the ANZAC spirit—courage, mateship, and endurance—and ensure its legacy continues for future generations.
Details of the ceremonial march and service:
09:45 Form up – Vickery Avenue, outside Club Rose Bay
10:00 Step off – marching west along New South Head Road to the Rose Bay War Memorial
10:30 ANZAC Commemoration Service – Rose Bay War Memorial, Lyne Park
Further information on the history and enduring significance of ANZAC Day, the service and sacrifice it commemorates, and details of ANZAC Day events—including Dawn Services held across Sydney —is available on the RSL NSW website via the link provided.