Photo: Christine O'ConnorDunedin families stood together in spirit, but apart in distance, at dawn on Anzac Day - not forgetting those who served the country. The cenotaph in Queens Garden stood alone, as the Covid-19 pandemic saw Anzac Day services across the country cancelled, for the first time in history. Tosh Stewart plays the Last Post on the bugle from his home in Carey's Bay on Anzac Day morning. Tiffany Corbett (22), George (23), and Ben McKinlay (25) at their gateway in Kaikorai Valley on Anzac Day morning. Anzac Day had always been a day where they celebrated their family’s grandparents who were in World War II, with one of them being a prisoner of war.

Source: Otago Daily Times April 27, 2020 01:07 UTC