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  1. Australian War Memorial
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    Dress protocols and traditions for Anzac Day

    • Conservative dress (smart/business attire) is the "norm" at Anzac Day ceremonies although no formal protocol exists. 展开

    Wearing Medals

    Medals may be worn on the left breast only by the person who has been awarded those medals. It … 展开

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    Wearing Rosemary

    Rosemary grows wild on the Gallipoli peninsula and is a sign of remembrance. It is traditional to wear a sprig of rosemary on the lapel or breast (the left side is more common) or hel… 展开

    Australian War Memorial
    Wearing A Poppy

    Red poppies are widely used by Australians as a sign of remembrance, and are placed on war graves or next to names of soldiers engraved on memorials. During the First World War, red p… 展开

    Australian War Memorial
    The Traditions of ANZAC Day | ANZAC Day News | RSL - RSL Quee…
    Traditionally pinned to lapels or medals on ANZAC Day, rosemary has been a symbol of remembrance since ancient times. But rosemary became especially significant to ANZAC Day following World War I. Native to the Mediterranean coast, rosemary grows wild on the slopes of the Gallipoli peninsula.
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