The time when people can buy alcohol will change depending on the state or territory.
In WA, taverns, hotels and clubs can generally open from 12pm to midnight, but specific times may depend on the type of liquor license a business holds.
In Victoria, people can buy alcohol in restaurants, cafes, pubs and bottle shops from 12pm until 1am.
In NSW, pubs, clubs, small bars, restaurants and cafes can sell alcohol from 1pm, if those are part of their normal trading hours.
The NT and Queensland have altered rules for April 25, in Tasmania, people are allowed to buy alcohol at a liquor licensed or liquor-permit-granted shop that mainly sells alcohol.
In the ACT and South Australia there are no specific Anzac Day alcohol restrictions.