Queensland is a pretty big place but our journalists will be out in force tomorrow, attempting to bring our readers coverage of services and events from across the State.
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Please stay tuned to our website and Facebook page as our journalists will provide live videos from services and marches throughout the morning.
In the Far North, Lea Coghlan will attend the dawn service at the Afghanistan Avenue of Honour, on the Tinaburra Peninsula at Yungaburra, starting at 5.30am.
Lea will also be at the morning service at the grave site of Padre White - who instigated the Anzac Day service - at the Herberton Cemetery, from 9am.
In Townsville, Kree Kennedy will be on hand at the Townsville City Dawn Service at the Anzac Park cenotaph on The Strand. Kree will also attend the Anzac City Parade which steps off from the Strand Park at 9am.
Also in Townsville, Matt Sherrington will be shooting a gallery of photos from the Kirwan Dawn Service.
In the north west, Samantha Walton will attend the annual Anzac Day march in Richmond while our sister paper, The North West Star, will provide coverage of Anzac events at Cloncurry, Mount Isa and Cammoweal.
Further south, Sally Cripps will attend Blackall's dawn service from 5.45am, which will conclude with a gunfire breakfast, before reporting on Blackall's march to the Memorial Park, beginning at 9.15am.
Captain Russell Boyce from the 31st/42nd Battalion, Royal Queensland Regiment will be Blackall's official Anzac Day guest, and there will be a catafalque party in attendance.
At Gracemere, Kelly Butterworth will attend the District RSL Sub Branch dawn service at 4.30am at the Gracemere RSL Cenotaph on Lawrie St, Gracemere.
The march will begin at 4.25am leaving from the Gracemere shopping centre, with marshalling beginning at 4am.
In the south west, Lucy Kinbacher will be up bright and early for the Roma dawn service before attending the annual Anzac Day march through Roma’s famed Heroes Avenue.
Our sister papers in Goondiwindi and Beaudesert will also provide coverage from those regions.
