ANZAS Annual Dinner/Cocktail party that was in planning for April has been postponed to a later date and we will keep this space updated and advise of future arrangements.

Hope everyone is safe and well!

This event has now been cancelled due to the Coronavirus Pandemic.

Seattle ANZAC 6th Annual Dawn Service

Logic20/20 is proud to support the Annual ANZAC Dawn Service, to be held in Seattle at Lake Union Park at 6am on Sunday April 26th, 2020. 

105th anniversary of the first world war.

ANZAC Day, April 25th, is one of the most important national days of pride for Australian and New Zealanders, wherever they live across the globe.  

This event has now been cancelled due to the Coronavirus Pandemic.

You are invited to the 10^th Annual

Australian, New Zealand and Turkish Community

ANZAC Day Gathering

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Date:                 Saturday April 25^th, 2020.    

Time:                 5.30 pm

Program:          Begins at 6:00 pm

Speakers:         Guest speakers from the Australian and Turkish communities

Location:          The Nexus Hotel - Cascade Ballroom

2140 North Northgate Way Seattle 98133    

206-365-0700 – Free parking at the hotel

There will be food and drink courtesy of the Turkish, New Zealand and Australian organizations and communities in the Seattle area.  

100 Years of Mateship – Australia-US

In 2018, Australia and the United States will mark a centenary of Mateship – a friendship first formed in the trenches of World War 1 during the battle of Hamel on July 4th, 1918. Australian General, Sir John Monash, was the first non-American to command US soldiers in an offensive action – at the Battle of Hamel on the Western front in France in 1918.

It was also the American troops’ first offensive action of the First World War.  Four American companies were under Monash’s command, which proved to be a turning point in the Battle of the Somme.  The relationship between Australia and the United States is unique in its breadth, depth and length, and characterized by genuine cultural affinity and a robust framework of bilateral cooperation.

To launch this unique celebration of Mateship, the Australian Consul-General and Senior Trade & Investment Commissioner, the Hon. Chris Oldfield, hosted a cocktail function in Seattle on Nov 13th to introduce his Excellency, the Hon. Joe Hockey, Australian Ambassador to the United States and his wife, Ms Melissa Babbage.  The invitation was extended to ANZUS Board members and several other members.  The Ambassador talked about the upcoming celebrations to commemorate the enduring Mateship between Australia and the US and the history behind the formation of this bond between our countries.  He concluded, “We celebrate the first 100 years of Mateship and look forward to the next 100 years”.