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Helps ADF personnel and their families access mental health services.

1800 628 036

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13 11 14

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1800 737 732

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We remember the service of our veterans with commemorative services, memorials, war graves and cemeteries.

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    The Office of Australian War Graves looks after war cemeteries and war graves

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    Visit or learn about remembrance gardens and war cemeteries

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    Notable anniversaries of wars, conflicts and peacekeeping operations

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    Learn about the history of Remembrance Day, and why we pause for 1 minute every 11 November

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    There are clear regulations around the use of the word ‘Anzac’

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    How we commemorate Australians who have died in wars

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