National Police Remembrance Day is observed in Australia, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, Samoa, and the Solomon Islands every September 29. This day honors the memory of police employees who have died serving their communities, particularly those killed in the line of duty. The date coincides with the Feast of Saint Michael and All Angels, as Saint Michael is regarded as the patron saint of police officers. Events typically include memorial marches, services, and fundraisers to support families of fallen officers, with names of the deceased remembered in the Honour Roll. In Australia, the National Police Memorial located in King’s Park, Canberra, commemorates all officers who have died on duty since 1803. Additionally, September 29 is recognized as Blue Ribbon Day in Victoria, organized by the Victoria Police Blue Ribbon Foundation to honor fallen officers and support community projects.