By Heather McNeill
Perth's rising sun formed a spectacular backdrop for the city's biggest Anzac Day dawn service at the State War Memorial at Kings Park on Tuesday morning.
About 40,000 people were estimated to have attended the event, which holds the nation's final dawn services due to a two-hour time zone difference.
This year holds special significance in WA as it is 75 years since Japan's air attack on Broome during World War Two.
More than 100 dawn services were held across Perth and regional WA with further commemorations planned throughout the day.
Kings Park, ANZAC Day 2017. Credit: Shot by Thom
In the CBD, a gunfire breakfast will be held from 7am to 9am followed by an ANZAC Day march through the city beginning at 9am at the corner of Barrack Street and St Georges Terrace.
A commemorative service will then be held at Langley Park at the end of the march at 11am.
- with AAP