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ANZAC Day Eurobodalla

ANZAC Day Commemoration services for ANZAC Day are held throughout Eurobodalla. All times and venues listed on this page have been supplied by RSL sub-branch officials. Care has been taken to include as many services as possible, and details were correct at the time of publication. For confirmation of other services, please contact your local RSL sub-branch.

  • COVID-19 Safety Plans will be completed by the RSL sub-branches for all the marches/services.

  • Social distancing will be maintained, 1 person per 2sqm enforced, masks are optional, and sanitiser will be provided.

  • Breakfasts are listed for some services. These will be confirmed closer to the date.

  • Two-Up will not be permitted due to COVID-19 safety concerns.

Batemans Bay There will be no Gunfire breakfast, no two-up, no selling of badges (donation boxes will be available). Face masks are recommended but not compulsory. Members must scan COVID‑19 QR code or register details. 1 person per 2 square metre must be maintained except family members. Sunday 25 April 2021:

  • 5:45am: Assembly at the Honor Stone, the Foreshore, Clyde Street.

  • 6:00am: Dawn Service at the Honour Stone.

  • 10:00am: Muster at the Batemans Bay Soldiers Club carpark.

  • 10:15am: March to the Honour Stone, Navy leading. (subject to NSW Police approval).

  • 10:45am: Arrive at the Honour Stone.

  • 10:50am: ANZAC Commemoration Service at the Honour Stone. Laying of the wreaths will be a maximum of 4 at a time.

  • 12:15pm: ANZAC Wall walk at the Batemans Bay Soldiers Club.

  • 12:30pm: Luncheon for current and ex-Service Personnel and Partners.


Bergalia Sunday 25 April 2021:

  • 9:00am: ANZAC Service at the War Memorial in Bergalia Link Road.

Bodalla Saturday 24 April:

  • 11:00am: ANZAC Service at the Bodalla Memorial Hall on the Princes Highway.

Central Tilba Sunday 25 April 2021:

  • 9:50am: March assembles outside Dromedary Hotel on Bate Street.

  • 9:55am: March to Cenotaph, corner of Corkhill Drive and Bate Street.

  • 10:00am: Commemoration Service at the Cenotaph.

Moruya Sunday 25 April 2021:

  • 5:30am: Assemble at RSL Memorial Hall, 11 Page Street.

  • 5:45am: Dawn Service at the War Memorial.

  • 11:00am: March steps off at the corner Vulcan and Shore Streets. March along Vulcan Street, left into Mirrabooka Avenue and then left in to Page Street to the Memorial Hall, 11 Page Street.

  • 11:30am: ANZAC Commemoration Service and Wreath Laying.

Narooma Face masks are recommended but not compulsory. Members must scan COVID‑19 QR code or register details. 1 person per 2 square metre must be maintained except family members. Sunday 25 April 2021:

  • 5:55am: Assemble for 6:00am Dawn Service at the War Memorial at Club Narooma, 88 Princes Highway.

  • 10:45am: Assemble at the Narooma Visitors Centre, corner Princes Highway and Bluewater Drive.

  • 11:00am: March steps off to the War Memorial at Club Narooma.

  • 11:30am: ANZAC Service and Wreath Laying at the War Memorial.

  • 12:30pm: A special luncheon will be on sale at Club Narooma after the Service for ex-Service Personnel and the public.

Nelligen - to be confirmed Sunday 25 April 2021:

  • 10:50am: Assembly at the Mechanics Institute Hall, Braidwood Street for March. To the Cenotaph.

  • 11:00am: ANZAC Commemoration Service at the Cenotaph.

Tomakin Sunday 25 April 2021:

  • 6:00am: Coffee and rum for current and ex-Service Personnel at the Tomakin Sports and Social Club.

  • 6:45am: Muster at the Rivermouth General Store, corner Sunpatch and Kingston Parades.

  • 7:00 am: March to Tomakin Sports and Social Club. Pipe band and Navy personnel will be in attendance. This year, cadets and scouts will join the March, wearing uniforms from historical wars.

  • 7:15am ANZAC Day Commemoration Service.

  • 7:30am Breakfast is provided to all Marchers by the Tomakin Sports and Social Club. Members of the public are welcome to purchase their breakfast. Breakfast is to be confirmed closer to the date.

Tuross Head Face masks are recommended but not compulsory. Members must scan COVID‑19 QR code or register details. 1 person per 2 square metre must be maintained except family members. Sunday 25 April 2021:

  • 5:30am: Dawn Service at the Memorial Gardens, Plantation Point.

  • 11:00am: March from Birdwood Circle to the Tuross Head Country Club, 40 Monash Avenue.

  • 11:15am: ANZAC Service at the Tuross Head Country Club.

Members from the Australian Defence Force Academy and the Eurobodalla Lighthorse Re-enactment Group will be in attendance at both the Dawn Service at the Memorial Gardens and at the Anzac Service at the Tuross Head Country Club.


Above: Remembering "Mr Moruya", Ron Chesher OAM WW2 PNG Veteran (RIP) pictured here with Rev Linda Chapman OAM at the Moruya RSL. MORUYA: The very first "DUSK SERVICE" at the going down of the sun .... will take place at the World War 2 RAAF Bunkers on the 25th of April 2021. Organisers say "Some of you will be surprised to learn that during the Second World War, three Merchant Sailors (fishermen) were killed by a Japanese submarine, just off Moruya on 3rd August 1942. They now lie buried in Moruya Cemetery. Another Merchant Vessel, the SS Robert J. Walker was sunk on Christmas Eve of 1944 off Wallaga Lake with the loss of two crew members." "The Moruya Remembers Committee felt it would be appropriate for an official wreath to be laid by a local member of the Merchant Navy, either current serving or retired .... in honour of these three men and the U.S. Crewmen of the Robert J. Walker lost on board . "Both sets of crewmen will now be officially remembered during this first official Dusk Service. Again, my eternal thanks to those who have come forward and nominated for this roll. Lest We Forget. ................." Please visit the Facebook Page "When War Came to Moruya" for updates and further details, directions etc. in the lead up to ANZAC Day or contact Gary Traynor on ph. 044 969 2401. All members of the public welcome.


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