Anzac Day is a time to reflect
on the servicemen and servicewomen – past and present –
who have displayed courage and self-sacrifice serving our
country.
For many New Zealanders April 25 is a day for
reflection and remembrance, and for the Maungakiekie-Tāmaki
Local Board residents there are a couple of parades and
services to attend.
Onehunga Anzac Day Parade and
Service
• Parade assembly is at 9am - Corner of
Onehunga Mall and Arthur Street
• Parade commencement is
at 9.30am
• Service commences at 10am - Onehunga RSA,
corner of Onehunga Mall and Princes Street.
• A rolling
road closure is in place for the duration of the
parade
• Contact: Rona McKenzie 021 324
894
Panmure/Mt Wellington Anzac Day Parade and
Service
• Parade assembly is at 9.15am - 163
Queens Road in the carpark
• Parade commencement is at
9.30am
• Service commences at 10am - Panmure Community
Hall, 7-13 Pilkington Road
• A rolling road closure is
in place for the duration of the
parade
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