In Pictures: Busselton community comes together to celebrate Anzac Day
Breanna RedheadBusselton Dunsborough Times
Brianna, 4, and Xavier Ericson, 6. Credit: Breanna Redhead/SWT
Despite the trying conditions, hundreds of Busselton families turned out to the Busselton War Memorial to pay their respects on Anzac Day.
Community members young and old gathered to acknowledge the service of the veterans who fought for Australia and New Zealand and their dedication to our country.
Following the service, merriment continued at the Busselton RSL hall where people indulged in a light morning tea, conversation and games of two-up.
Busselton Choral Society performs for the crowd. Credit: Breanna Redhead/SWT
Ron Rogers and Helen Watson. Credit: Breanna Redhead/SWT
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Stuart Hair plays the Last Post. Credit: Breanna Redhead/SWT
A veteran leads the Anzac Day parade in a vintage military vehicle. Credit: Breanna Redhead
Barry Maclennan Credit: Breanna Redhead/SWT
Cathy Lanzini and John Jenkins. Credit: Breanna Redhead/SWT
A young cadet holds the Australian flag. Credit: Breanna Redhead/SWT
Blake Manning, Frank Mazzella, Angus Webster and Rod Beattie. Credit: Breanna Redhead/SWT
A young cadet marches in the rain at the 2023 Anzac Day parade. Credit: Breanna Redhead
Janet Dickinson and Eileen West. Credit: Breanna Redhead/SWT
Busselton RSL life members Rick Winch and Peter Dalgleish. Credit: Breanna Redhead/SWT
City of Busselton Mayor Grant Henley lays a wreath. Credit: Breanna Redhead/SWT
Maddie Smith, 9, Ann Berryman and Chris Churchill. Credit: Breanna Redhead/SWT
Musician Mike Wilkinson performs And the Band Played Waltzing Matilda. Credit: Breanna Redhead/SWT
Jacqui Bramley and Panipa Muangma. Credit: Breanna Redhead/SWT
Busselton Mayor Grant Henley and Commander Ray Arthurs. Credit: Breanna Redhead/SWT
Peta and Craig Pulford. Credit: Breanna Redhead/SWT
