Every life lost on the road leaves a lasting impact on families, friends and communities. Amber Community supports people affected by road trauma through counselling, education and practical assistance, while working to reduce the harm caused by road incidents.

Time for Remembering returns on Sunday, November 15, 2026, at Queen’s Hall in Parliament House, Melbourne, bringing people together to honour loved ones who have died or been injured on Australian roads. The ceremony will also be available via livestream, allowing people to participate from wherever they are.

Amber Community warmly invites you to our 26th Time for Remembering ceremony.
Amber Community’s Time for Remembering ceremony is an occasion to come together to commemorate loved ones lost and injured on our roads and pay tribute to all who work tirelessly to make our roads safer.

12pm Sunday 15 November 2026

Held on the third Sunday of November, the World Day of Remembrance for Road Trauma Victims since 2001.

“Time for Remembering gives the community a safe space to come together to honour loved ones and connect with others who have been impacted by road trauma.”

The ceremony will be held at Queen’s Hall, Parliament House in Melbourne and live streamed.

Now in its 26th year, the annual gathering coincides with the World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims. It offers a respectful space for families and communities to remember those they have lost, acknowledge survivors and recognise the people working to make roads safer.

The ceremony is free to attend, and participants can submit the name of a loved one to be acknowledged. Those wishing to honour someone or join this meaningful community gathering can find the event details here.