‘Special meaning': Anzac Day 2025 marks 110th anniversary of Gallipoli landings
NSW RSL President Mick Bainbridge reflects on Anzac Day and claims the 110th anniversary of the Gallipoli landings has a 'special meaning' to everyone in Australia.
'For me … it's about remembering my mates that I lost in Afghanistan,' Mr Bainbridge told Sky News Australia.
'Unfortunately also, another lot of friends, and service men and women who have lost their lives to suicide after returning home.'
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