Anzac Day speaks to the best of Australians and our country: Peta Credlin

The government is trying to cancel out ANZAC Day & the meaning of it - which means cancelling out the women & men who fought for us, let's not let them.......
Sky News host Peta Credlin acknowledges Anzac Day speaks to the best of Australians and the country as she gave thanks to fallen soldiers and the Australian Defence Force.

Australians paused to honour our servicemen and women for Anzac Day at dawn services around the country.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese honoured fallen soldiers and current Australian Defence Force members during an address delivered along the Kokoda Track in Papua New Guinea.

“What's abundantly clear today as many hundreds of thousands of Australians turned out to pay their respects before the monuments to the fallen that grace even the smallest of our towns, is the quiet pride and confidence, nearly all of us have, thank God, that this is still the best country in the world to live,” Ms Credlin said.

“And that's our challenge today: to keep it that way.

“We honour all those who have served and all those who still serve and hope that we might be worthy of their legacy and the country that their sacrifice has kept, and still keeps, free.

“Lest we forget.”