Nicole Morgan takes her turn at traditional Anzac Day game of two-up at the Lake Mulwala Hotel.
As the sun rose over the lake, about 2,000 people were gathered at ClubMulwala for Saturday’s Dawn Service.
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Yarrawonga Mulwala RSL Sub-branch president, John Wenzell said there was a very strong turnout from locals this year with another 500 at Mulwala’s 10am service, and more than 1,000 people at the Yarrawonga cenotaph at 11am where guest speaker, Lieutenant Robert Webb from Bandiana delivered the 2026 Anzac Day address.
Around the region, several more events through the week commemorated those who served and those who made the ultimate sacrifice.
Charlotte Whinray and Daisy Lawless at the Lake Rowen Anzac Day service.
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Guest speaker at the St James service was John Proudlock.
The children from Goodstart Early Learning Centre place Australian flags on the graves of returned servicemen.
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Guest speaker at the Yarrawonga service, Lt Robert Webb places a wreath at the cenotaph.
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Xander Williams and Poppy Robinson from Mulwala Public School.
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The march makes its way down Belmore St in Yarrawonga.
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Emergency services volunteers and school children are now integral to Anzac Day marches.
Sacred Heart College students place commemorative crosses at ClubMulwala, each inscribed with the name of a soldier, to pay tribute to those who served and sacrificed for our country.
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