Why we should keep Australia Day? As it stands, Australia Day marks the anniversary of invasion and the beginning of an era of mourning, survival, and resilience for Australia’s First Nations …

More than half of all Australians participate in Australia Day, attending events organised by State Governments, local councils and community groups, or getting together with family and …

Jan 26, 2018 · Every year Australia Day, held on January 26, is the focus of huge controversy and debate. While many Australians see it as a chance to celebrate the country’s lifestyle, culture …

Jan 23, 2024 · If the purpose of Australia Day is to unite Australians and celebrate our achievements as a nation, then would our Independence Day – March 3 1986 – be a better …

Jan 22, 2024 · If you are among those who see changing the date of our national day as one way to help heal that bruise, here's a guide to common arguments against it and how to address …

Australia's national day hasn't always been held on 26 January. Here's a brief history of it and the growing campaign to change the date. The First Fleet arrives at Sydney Cove. The British …

Overall, 60% of our respondents want to continue celebrating “Australia Day” on January 26. But the generational differences are significant. More than half (53%) of millennials (those born …

Jan 24, 2022 · More than half (53%) of millennials (those born between 1986 and 2002) think we should not celebrate Australia Day on January 26. By contrast, 74% of those over 75 said …

Australia Day is more than just a date. It’s a celebration of our shared history, values, and the opportunities that make this country great. January 26 marks the beginning of modern …

Jan 16, 2025 · Keep Australia Day on January 26. Celebrate our history, culture, and unity with One Nation. Join us this Australia Day to honour our proud traditions.