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Plenty of places you can be going to, eastbound on the Anzac Bridge, apart from the CBD!

And here is one in the plural from 1928 referring to our Anzac (veteran's) day march.

One day, her and her friends were in the city on Anzac day - a national holiday to commemorate war dead, basically.

Can't we just declare him a larrikin and talk about him at Anzac day?

I've never been in the armed forces and I don't agree with war, but I think Anzac Day is the most important public holiday.

For me Anzac day isn't even remotely about nationalism or patriotism, it's about love, families, bravery, sadness.

I don't think you need to criticise Anzac Day, you just need to see it from the personal perspective of those people who are remembering lost friends and loved ones.

I remember the Royal Australian Navy(RAN) Anzac using its 5 inch gun in support of the combined US and British Royal Marine push into the Al-Faw Peninsula right flank, read up on e.g.

> For me Anzac day isn't even remotely about nationalism or patriotism, it's about love, families, bravery, sadness.

It was only some time later it was explained to her - while the egg-throwing was just stupid, it was probably because she was loudly speaking Japanese in the city, near the war memorial, on Anzac day, and Japan had attacked Australia numerous times, causing many of the dead the day is supposed to commemorate.

Australia's government have a style guide with the example of "Anzac".