National Police Remembrance Day is the most significant day on our policing calendar, when we commemorate, reflect and remember police officers who have been killed or died on duty.
The 29th of September is significant across all Australian policing jurisdictions and across borders into the Southwest Pacific communities.
We also remember and honour colleagues whose deaths did not occur as a consequence of their duty, and their families who are part of our policing family.
Bundaberg Patrol Group Inspector Pat Swindells invites and encourages community members to join us at one or both events:
| Bundaberg | |
| Vigil: | Bundaberg Station, 6pm Wednesday, September 28 |
| March: | From Electra Street carpark to Uniting Church, 9.30am Thursday, September 29 |
| Service: | Bundaberg Uniting Church, 34 Barolin Street, 10am Thursday, September 29 |
| Contact: | Vicki Booth, 4153 9173 |
| Police Chaplain Ray Nutley, 0419 744 986 |
If you are travelling or holidaying away from Bundaberg, please visit here to find your closest National Police Remembrance Day service.