In a since-deleted social media event, Western Australia's Greens advertised a five-hour DJ event in Perth to help fundraise for candidate Sophie Greer and senator Jordon Steele-John.

The event reportedly offered tickets of between $30 and $1000 with an optional donation.

"Your moves matter - on the floor and at the polls. Want change? Tonight, let's dance for it," said the event description.

The event drew scorn from Opposition Leader Peter Dutton, a former defence minister.

"It's completely inappropriate and I think it reflects the poor values the Greens stand for," he said.

"I just say to every young Australian who's proud of their grandfather who fought in the war, proud of a cousin who's serving in the Australian Defence Force now, understand the Greens have complete contempt for our defence force personnel."

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese branded Anzac Day "a day of respect for the men and women who've made the ultimate sacrifice" when questioned over whether the event was appropriate.

"I think it's not a day for normal business as usual," he added.

Labor assistant minister Patrick Gorman called the event "unbelievable and unacceptable".