The community remembers
Queensland Remembers
Friday 9 to Sunday 11 November 2018
To mark the Armistice Centenary, over 70 Queensland buildings, statues, monuments and attractions from across the state lit up red or projected digital imagery from Friday 9 to Sunday 11 November 2018.
A highlight of the weekend was the digital projection onto the Kangaroo Point Cliffs which saw a wall of red poppies adorn the cliff face to honor the 57,705 Queensland soldiers who enlisted in the First World War.
Select your region to see which assets in your local community participated in this special initiative. Listed assets participated from 9–11 November 2018, unless otherwise noted.
- Anzac Memorial Fountain, Mareeba
- Cardwell Flame Tree, Cardwell
- Innisfail Shire Hall, Innisfail
- Golden Gumboot, Tully
- Central Water Fountain, Ayr
- Muttaburrasaurus, Hughenden Information Centre, Hughenden
- Cairns City Library, Cairns RSL and Cairns Courthouse, Cairns (projecting videos and images of the First World War)
- The Central Business District, Mount Isa (5 to 11 November 2018)
- 747 Aircraft, Longreach
- Australian Stockman's Hall of Fame, Longreach
- Big Bull, Rockhampton
- Big Orange, Gayndah
- Catalina, Longreach
- Central Highlands Regional Council chambers, 65 Egerton St, Emerald
- Customs House, Rockhampton
- National Heritage Listed Hanger, Longreach
- Qantas Founders Museum, Longreach
- The Singing Ship, Emu Park (11 November 2018 only)
- Wreck Point Lookout, Emu Park (11 November 2018 only)
- Aussie World, Palmview (11 November 2018 only)
- Big Pelican, Noosa (11 November 2018 only)
- Bundaberg Rum Distillery, Bundaberg
- Freedom Park, Hervey Bay
- Hervey Bay Cultural Centre, Hervey Bay
- Mary Valley Heritage Railway, Gympie (11 November 2018 only)
- Nala the whale statue, Hervey Bay
- Noosa Council Administration Building, Pelican St, Tewantin
- Street lighting along the Esplanade, Hervey Bay
- Street lighting along Scarness Park and Bill Fraser Park, Scarness
- 170 Queen Street, Brisbane (11 November 2018 only)
- Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre, South Brisbane
- Central Station, Brisbane
- City Hall, Brisbane (11 November 2018 only)
- E.E McCormack Place Fountain, Upper Roma Street, Brisbane
- Eiffel Tower—La Dolce Vita, Milton (11 November 2018 only)
- Forgan Smith Building, The University of Queensland, St Lucia
- Gasworks, Newstead
- Judith Wright Centre of Contemporary Arts, Fortitude Valley
- Kangaroo Point Cliffs, Kangaroo Point (projecting poppies onto the cliff face)
- King George Square, Brisbane (11 November 2018 only)
- Kookaburra Queen, Brisbane
- Kurilpa Bridge, South Brisbane
- London Woolstores Apartments, Newstead
- Parliament House, Brisbane
- Queen Street Mall, Brisbane (11 November 2018 only)
- Queensland Performing Arts Centre (11 November 2018 only)
- Reddacliff Place sculptures, Donna Marcus Steam 2006, Brisbane
- Regatta Hotel, Toowong (2–11 November 2018)
- Sir Leo Hielscher Bridges, Brisbane
- Sir Thomas Brisbane Planetarium, Mt Coot-tha
- Story Bridge, Brisbane
- State Library of Queensland, South Brisbane
- The Brisbane Sign, South Brisbane
- The Waterwall at Roma Street Parklands, Brisbane
- Tropical Dome, Mt Coot-tha Botanic Gardens, Mt Coot-tha
- Victoria Bridge, Brisbane
- Wheel of Brisbane, South Brisbane (11 November 2018 only)
- Wickham Terrace car park, Spring Hill
- Wintergarden, Brisbane (11 November 2018 only)
- Bond University, Gold Coast—Central Arch Building, Robina
- Gold Coast Convention and Exhibition Centre, Broadbeach (11 November 2018 only)
- Home of the Arts, Surfers Paradise
- Maryborough City Hall, Maryborough
- Miami Beach Surf Life Saving Club, Miami
- Pacific Fair, Broadbeach (11 November 2018 only)
- Q1 SkyPoint Observation Deck, Surfers Paradise
- QT Hotel Gold Coast, Surfers Paradise
- Robina Shopping Centre—Lake Fountain, Robina
- Southport Yacht Club, Southport
- The Star Gold Coast, Broadbeach