In honour of upcoming Remembrance Day you can remember the service of Australian soldiers by stopping and paying respects at one of these memorials.
Coff’s Harbour
Simpson and his Donkey Memorial
This bronze statue is dedicated to John Simpson Kirkpatrick and the donkey he acquired whilst at Gallipoli to carry injured soldiers from the front line to the beach.

Port Macquarie
Port Macquarie Commemorative Clock
This commemorative clock is dedicated to the women from the W.A.S.P.S (Women’s Agricultural Security Production Service) who contributed to WWII.

Sydney
ANZAC Bridge and Digger Statue
The memorial bridge dedicated to the ANZACs (Australian and New Zealand Army Corp) spans 345m, making it the longest cable bridge in Australia. A 4m high bronze WWI Digger is featured at the west end of the bridge.

ANZAC Memorial, Hyde Park
The ANZAC Memorial at Hyde Park, Sydney, is dedicated to all Australian’s who have served or lost their lives at war.

For more information on New South Wales War Memorials click here.
You may also be interested in Victoria War Memorials.
Featured image: ANZAC Memorial, Hyde Park – NSW War Memorial Register