Murray River red cliffs form dramatic backdrop to community Anzac Day dawn service 🌅 | ABC Australia

Off the beaten track in south-west New South Wales lies Kulcurna Station, the home of what could be Australia’s most picturesque Anzac Day dawn service.

Owner and operator, Paul Hansen, is a fifth-generation bushman with a deep connection to the land.

Since the late 1980s, he’s welcomed Murray River travellers, family and friends to his homestead to remember the fallen.

The sunrise beams a kaleidoscope of red, orange and yellow onto the cliffs as the Last Post plays through the crackling AM radio — it’s a dawn service like no other.

📽 Video produced by Sophie Landau, Timu King and edited by Anthony Scully.

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