Prime Minister Anthony Albanese speaks at Anzac Day dawn service

Politics put aside as leaders pay respect on Anzac Day

Australia's political leaders call an election campaign truce to attend dawn services and remember the sacrifice of servicemen...

Albanese and Dutton pause election campaigns to honour Anzac heroes

The PM and opposition leader have taken a break from the campaign trail to pay their respects to Australia’s defence forces.

It’s all over bar the voting

A trifecta of unmissable interruptions has made Peter Dutton’s task of winning the election in just seven days’ time a seemingly impossible mission. If the Easter holiday break followed by the Anzac Day holiday weren’t already obstacles to the late run home on which the Liberals were counting, the death on Monday of Pope Francis threw another giant spanner in the works. The

Leaders solemnly mark Anzac Day

Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton have attended Anzac Day Dawn Services, as they pause election campaigning for the day to mark the solemn anniversary.

Albanese and Dutton make Anzac Day statements as campaign continues

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will spend Anzac Day morning in Canberra, while Opposition Leader Peter Dutton is campaigning in his home city of Brisbane. Follow live.

PM, Dutton take part in Anzac Day Dawn Services

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Opposition leader Peter Dutton have taken part in Anzac Day Dawn services. FOLLOW LIVE