Australia Day on the 26th of January commemorates the day on which Captain Arthur Phillip and the First Fleet landed in Sydney Cove. It is a significant turning point, as it was on this day in 1788 that European settlement began on the Australian continent.
Australia Day commemorates the arrival of the First Fleet at Sydney Cove in Port Jackson, New South Wales, on 26 January 1788. This was a significant date because it marked the beginning of European settlement in and colonisation of Australia. Therefore, Australia Day tends to be a celebration of what it means to be Australian. For the indigenous people of Australia, it represents the beginning of their displacement from their traditional homelands, the loss of their culture, their language, their traditions and, in some cases, their children.
not yesterday the day before
From "Austronesia" which covers roughly present-day Indonesia.
I think it was Christian, I'm not sure though
It used to be called armisitce day until Eisenhower changed it to veteran's day
Armistice Day
Labor Day in Australia is called Labour Day.
Labor Day in Australia is called Labour Day.
Australia Day is not referred to as 'Australian Day.' It falls on January 26 and marks the landing of the First Fleet, under the command of Captain Arthur Phillip, on Australian soil. It is always called "Australia Day".
Armistice Day .
Veteran's Day was originally called "Armistice Day".
It was originally called armistice day
Decoration Day!
Armistice Day
Decoration Day!
Armistice Day