Many Aussies are adamant Australia Day has always been celebrated on January 26, the moment British boots landed on Aussie soil - but this isn't actually the case.

Every year Australians debate over whether to celebrate Australia Day on January 26.. The date marks the anniversary of the First Fleet's arrival in Sydney. But to many Aboriginal and Torres ...

Yes, indeed, we do not celebrate invasion on Australia Day — so why on earth would we want it held on the invasion's anniversary? Let's not pretend that we have any great attachment to January 26.

One Aussie in beachwear said they wouldn’t be celebrating because they saw it as a “difficult” day for Indigenous people, and they didn’t want to make it worse.

Anti-Australia Day protesters who stormed the Melbourne CBD, prompting police to shut down the city have issued a stern message to patriotic Aussies who celebrated January 26.

January 26 is Australia Day – our Australia Day. Let’s celebrate together, allowing others the freedom to express what it means to them.

Many believe Australia became it’s own country at federation in 1901, but that’s not strictly true. Instead, it happened more than 80 years later. Why don’t we celebrate it?

Community organisations in Colac Otway Shire can put their names forward to host the shire's Australia Day celebrations next ...

But I’d argue that celebrating Australia day on the 26th is becoming a political statement as well. As the group of people who help brands craft their voices and messages, ...

As more and more Aussies support celebrating Australia Day on January 26, Sydneysiders spent Sunday enjoying the public holiday together and embracing the sun and sights of our spectacular coastline.

Utes, morning runs and festivals celebrating the NT’s cultural diversity marked a massive 2024 edition of Australia Day. Check out all the photos in our rolling coverage here. Kieryn Johnston ...