The ANZAC Day

The ANZAC is the day when the Australian and New Zealand  armies  landed on Gallipoli in Turkey during the War World I on 25 April 1915. This is the most important Event  in Australia's history.  It is a public holiday. Every year Australian celebrate this day widely to remember and thank those people who sacrificed  themselves to defend and keep their country safe. Many cities in Australia  march and have other event. People come wearing ANZAC badges and waving  Australian flags, and some of them lay flowers and wreaths at the bottom of a war memorial to say  we remember these brave people and never forget them.