Bombala Centenary of ANZAC Memorial Middle Image Image Image Image Image Image 0 / 0 - Prev Next Description / Background The memorial is a beautifully sculpted rock centrepiece titled 'Dignity and Permanence', which is surrounded by boulders symbolising the 34 First World War soldiers on the Bombala War Memorials. The memorial is located in Gunnago Park and is accompanied by a panel explaining the artwork. Inscription Panel Remembering our heroes This memorial of Monaro boulders commemorates the Centenary of Anzac (1915 -2015) and of World War 1. It honours the sacrifices made by all members of the Bombala and District communities and their families. "Dignity and Permanence" created by Andreas Buisman, sculptor, is installed, together with the boulders, to create a contemplative space, emanating dignity and the power of permanence. This memorial reflects the country from where these volunteers came and where they went. The boulders represent the young men lost in World War 1 from the Bombala District. Collectively they remind us of the sacrifice and valour of all who served Australia during this conflict. Please sit on the boulders, wander through, relax, and contemplate "Dignity and Permanence." Lest We Forget Related memorials Bombala War Memorials Related links Snowy Monaro Regional Council: Dignity and Permanence Do you know more about this war Memorial? Click here to learn how you can contribute Sidebar Address Gunnago Park 39 Monaro Highway Bombala NSW 2632 Local Government Area Snowy Monaro Regional Council Setting Garden/park Location status Original location Memorial type Statue/sculpture/artwork Recorded by Peter Mitchell Tourism Officer Platypus Country Visitor Information Centre. Extra photos by Sandra Brown. Dedication date 24 April 2015 Conflict/s First World War, 1914–18