Her first Korean tour completed, "Anzac" escorted HMS "Glory" to Sydney, where they arrived on 20 October. The destroyer then proceeded to Melbourne for a refit, which lasted until the end of 1951, and remained in Australian waters until deploying with the cruiser in April 1952 for a training cruise through Maritime Southeast Asia. After undergoing another, brief refit, "Anzac" rejoined the Korean War effort, and spent most of September patrolling the west coast of Korea, then joined the escort screen of the RN light carrier at the start of October. After a short break in Kure, the destroyer was assigned to patrols and shore bombardments on the west coast until 19 December, when she relieved and assumed responsibility for the defence of Yongdo Island. Herself relieved on 3 January 1953, "Anzac" returned to the west coast of Korea, where she resumed patrols and bombardments. Apart from a brief stint on the east coast shelling supply lines and a visit to Tokyo to celebrate the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II, "Anzac" operated off the west coast until 13 June; the conclusion of her second Korean tour. "Anzac" arrived in Sydney on 3 July.