US EditionSydney Marks Australia Day with Celebrations and Reflection
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Thousands of people marched to mark the arrival in 1788 of a British fleet in Sydney.
Australians mark January 26
From coast to coast, events in homes and public places have been held for Australia Day, with a mix of celebration, reflection and protest. January 26 represents a time of mourning for some. For others, like Australia's newest citizens, it's a day to embrace what this country provides. It's also a moment to recognise those who make notable contributions to the life of the country.
SOTD 1/26/26: Pale Blue Dot by Julia Why?
In Australia January 26 is celebrated in “Australia Day”, similar to combination of Columbus Day and 4th of July in the US. As in the US there is a also a recognition of Aboriginal peoples known as “Invasion Day.“ The WMNF Song of the Day for January 26, 2026 is “Pale Blue Dot” by Julia Why?. The song is from their album dust suspended on a sunbeam from which several songs have been played on WMNF. Is was featured on 2SER and KCRW’s Todays Top T…
Sydney Morning Herald
Sydney marks Australia Day with celebrations and reflection
Sydneysiders have embraced Australia Day on what was a day of deep reflection.
Every year, Australia Day or Invasion Day is celebrated on 26 January, as is known to a holiday marked by a series of activities and celebrations to commemorate Australia's official national day.This day marks the anniversary of the first time that the British flag was raised at the Sydney Caleta on 26 January 1788 thanks to Captain Arthur Philip, who arrived in Australia with the 11 First Fleet ships.In 1787, King George III declared Australia …
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