PHOTO: Keith Morgan, George Baker and Nola Baker wait to join the march in Gulargambone.
Around 200 people turned out to the 2024 Gulargambone ANZAC Day march.
Former service people, along with descendants and current family, emergency services workers and students from Gulargambone Central School, marched up Bourbah Street from the local post office to the war memorial off the highway, led by a horse and carriage.
There, wreaths were laid at the soldiers’ monument and the crowd paused for a minute's silence.
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