Anzac Day 2022: North Bondi RSL sub-branch responds to dawn service gaffe

A serviceman who accidentally muttered 'what the f*** kids' in front of one of Sydney's biggest Anzac Day dawn services was fed up with delays in the service. Full-scale Anzac Day commemorations returned for the first time since 2019 on Monday, with hundreds of thousands coming out to pay tribute to diggers past and present at dawn services across Australia. Sydneysiders flocked to the pub after Monday's Anzac Day commemorations to enjoy the rest of the long weekend Every man and his dog was out and about to commemorate the biggest Anzac day since 2019 Many punters at The Australian Hotel in the Rocks took part in the popular Anzac Day tradition of two-up Prime Minister Scott Morrison joined Darwin punters in a game of two up at the Cazalys Palmerston Club on Monday Moving scenes across Australia as thousands flock to Anzac Day services to remember our diggers Prime Minister Scott Morrison led commemorations in Darwin, where he used his address to warn Australians of a 'changing of the world' amid the ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine and China's new security pact with Solomon Islands. An ADF servicewoman pays her respect to fallen servicemen and women at Sydney's service In Martin Place, Sydneysiders were reminded of a number of significant anniversaries in 2022 The rain didn't put a dampener on Sydney's dawn service at a packed Martin Place There were similar scenes at dawn services across Sydney, including North Bondi The eternal flame was lit as Melburnians paid their their respects at the Shrine of Remembrance Hundreds of young families on the Gold Coast gathered at the Currumbin foreshore to commemorate Anzac Day Prime Minister Scott Morrison commemorated Anzac Day in Darwin on day 15 of the election camapign Thousands also braved the rain on the Gold Coast as they gathered on the Currumbin foreshore to pay their respects. The traditional Anzac Day march is already underway in Melbourne, the first one since 2019 without Covid restrictions A Sydneysider quietly reflects to pay tribute to fallen servicemen and women on Anzac Day Monday marks 107 years after the Australian and New Zealand forces landed on the shores of Gallipoli during World War I. Pictured are Sydneysiders in Martin Place Veterans were joined by thousands of Sydneysiders in Martin Place, despite the rain Veterans rose early to take their seat in Martin Place, many for the first time since 2019 Big crowds are expected at Anzac Day marches will be held in Sydney, Melbourne and Canberra later on Monday morning.