2025 Anzac Day Parade Brisbane

The Committee are primarily composed of volunteers who have taken on the responsibility of organising the annual Anzac Day Parade in Brisbane CBD. The event is supported by the Queensland Government and Brisbane City Council. It could not function without the invaluable support of volunteer marshals, youth organisation members, community & school bands supplementing the major stakeholders; QPS, SES, QFES, QAS, Translink, Queensland Rail, St John Ambulance and multiple departments within Brisbane City Council.Anyone wishing to volunteer their services to the Anzac Day ParadeBrisbaneshould use the contact button and submit their enquiry.

Anzac Day Parade Brisbane Committee (ADPB)

This Veteran Parade is open to all spectators, tickets are not required for this public event.

100B Adelaide St

Anzac Day is an opportunity for the community to come together to recognise and remember the service and sacrifice of members of the Australian Defence Force (ADF). Originally a commemoration of the landing of Australian and New Zealand Army Corps (Anzacs) forces on Gallipoli on 25 April 1915, Anzac Day has grown into a public expression of acknowledgement and gratitude for all veterans, both retired and still serving.Since 1916, Brisbane has continuously commemorated 25 April with the Anzac Day Parade and features former and current ADF veterans, their families, marching bands, and various Allied Ex-service associations. The ABC has a proud history as broadcast partner of the Anzac Day services and streams online the National Commemorative Service as well as the Anzac Day Parade Brisbane live on ABCTV, iView, Radio and online.In 2025, the Anzac Day Parade Brisbane will be led by the RAN and recognises the sacrifice of those members of the ADF who have not returned from wars and conflicts encompassing the Boer War through to modern operations such as Iraq and Afghanistan. A change to the normal Order will allow the Royal Australian Signal Corps personnel to march in Group 1 to recognise their 100th Anniversary. Those veterans, both retired and still serving, march to receive the thanks of the citizens of Queensland, and visitors to the region, as well as honour the memory of comrades who have not returned or have since passed.The Parade takes place in the Brisbane Central Business District and is free and family friendly. The best position to view the Parade is on Adelaide Street, between George Street and Creek Street. The Parade runs between 9:45am and 12:30pm, and vehicle movement will be restricted within the Central Business District from 3am to 3pm.The Parade is proudly supported by the Queensland Government, Brisbane City Council, RACQ and RSL South Eastern District.FAQsWhat are my transport/parking options for getting to and from the event?Parking is available across many CBD sites including King George Square Car Park (cost of parking is weekend/public holiday rate.Veterans can travel on public transport for free wearing medals, see Parade map for details. A Maxicab Shuttle is offered to veterans from Roma Street Rail Station to the Buggy Shuttle drop off for ease of entry to the Parade courtesy of 13CABS.

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In 2024 the Royal Australian Air Force were the lead Service.

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