ANZAC Day at Ed. Honouring Those Who Served

This ANZAC Day, we pause to remember and honour the courage, sacrifice and service of all Australians and New Zealanders who have served our country.

It is a time for reflection — to acknowledge the bravery of those who fought for our freedom, and to recognise the values of mateship, resilience and selflessness that continue to shape our nation today.

To mark the occasion, Ed.Square invites the community to come together in a simple act of remembrance.

ANZAC Day Cookie Cart

Join us on Saturday, 25 April from 1:00pm – 4:00pm at Eat Street, where we will be offering complimentary ANZAC biscuits from our special ANZAC Day cookie cart.

This small gesture is a way for us to connect as a community, reflect, and honour the legacy of those who served.

We invite you to take a moment during your visit to pause, reflect and remember.

Here at Edmondson Park, the suburb name we love and see every day carries a powerful story!

Did you know that Edmondson Park is named after John Hurst Edmondson, an Australian soldier who served in World War II and was the first Australian awarded the Victoria Cross, the highest military honour for bravery.

Click here to read the full article.

Today, Edmondson is remembered as a symbol of courage, sacrifice, and service.

The suburb of Edmondson Park proudly carries his name in recognition of his legacy.

Lest We Forget.