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Australia day

Australia Day, on January 26th, is a day when many Australians celebrate the country’s history with barbecues, fireworks, and gatherings. It marks the arrival of the first British ships in 1788. But for Indigenous Australians, it’s a reminder of the painful start of colonization, so they call it “Invasion Day.” While some celebrate, others use the day to reflect and raise awareness about the past. It’s a day to think about history, understand different perspectives, and work toward a more united future.

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