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For many Australians, Anzac Day has been defined by a pilgrimage to Gallipoli. Can we mark the day differently?

  • Written by: Brad West, Senior Lecturer in Sociology, University of South Australia

After years of pandemic disruptions, crowds will once again be free to attend Anzac Day dawn services and veteran marches on April 25 this year.

But what will public participation be like this Anzac Day? And with the decline of Anzac pilgrimages – especially to Gallipoli – can we find a new, compelling and inclusive ways to commemorate...

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