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Audio & Images: ANZAC Day Dawns In Wellington

By: Alastair Thompson
Published: Tue 25 Apr 2006 08:07 AM
Audio & Images: ANZAC Day Dawns In Wellington
Sounds and sights from this mornings Dawn Service at the Cenotaph in Wellington.
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The Last Post (1 min) - STREAM - DOWNLOAD


ANZAC Address by RSA President John Campbell (10 mins) - STREAM - DOWNLOAD


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Full Wellington ANZAC Dawn Ceremony Service (40 mins) - STREAM - DOWNLOAD


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The solemn guard of honour stands in silence on the plinth in front of the Wellington Cenotaph.


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The crowd assembled around the cenotaph numbers in the thousands.
Archdeacon Ian Bourne offers prayers for the ANZACs and New Zealand.
Wreaths are laid on the Cenotaph on behalf of Wellington RSA and the people of Australia and Australian Defence Force.


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A NZ Army trumpeter plays the Last Post


The Last Post (1 min) - STREAM - DOWNLOAD
NZ RSA National President John Campbell delivers the ANZAC Day address….


ANZAC Address by RSA President John Campbell (10 mins) - STREAM - DOWNLOAD
… as dawn breaks over the Cenotaph on ANZAC Day 2006.
ENDS
Alastair Thompson
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