Where to commemorate Anzac Day services across the Highlands

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Here's where services will be held:

Berrima:

Dawn Service 5:45am - Service commences in front of the War Memorial in the Market Pl, Berrima.

Main Service 10:30am -Service commences in front of the War Memorial in the Market Pl, Berrima.

Bowral:

Dawn Service 5:45am - March begins at Camerons Newsagency. 6:00am - Dawn Service begins at Bowral War Memorial.

Main Service - 10:00am Form-up for march in Oxley Mall Carpark. 10:35am - March begins. 11:00am - Memorial Service at Bowral War Memorial.

Bundanoon:

Dawn Service 6.00am.

Main Service 10:00am - Meet and Form-up on Railway Parade - opposite CWA Hall. 10:30am - Parade proceeds to the Soldiers Memorial Hall. 10:50am - Service commences within the Soldiers Memorial Hall.

Robertson/Kangaloon:

10:00am - Wreath laying and Service at Robertson School of Arts.

11am - Wreath laying at Burrawang School of Arts.

Colo Vale:

8:00am - Wreath laying at War Memorial, Railway Parade.

Exeter:

9:00am - Wreath laying and Service at Exeter Park.

Hill Top:

Dawn Service 6:00am - wreath laying and Service at the Hill Top War Memorial, Wilson Dr Hill Top.

Mittagong:

Dawn Service 5:15am - Marchers form up in Church Lane, Mittagong. 5:30am - Memorial Service at Cenotaph.

Main Service: 10:15am - March assembles at Visitor Information Centre (Welcome Centre). 10:45am - Service and wreath laying at the Cenotaph.

Moss Vale:

10:30am - Marchers assemble in Queen Street Carpark, behind tennis courts. 11:00am - Wreath laying and Service on Memorial Club lawn.

Sutton Forrest:

7:50am - Marchers assemble outside the All Saints Church. 8:00am - Wreath laying and Service at the National Service and Reserve Forces Memorial. Corner Illawarra Hwy and Golden Vale Rd, Sutton Forrest.

Yerrinbool:

9:30am - Attendees can come along for a small ceremony in Muriel vickers Park, on the corner of the highway and Everest Street.

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