Australia Day celebrations

Unveiling the Quirky Australia Day Celebrations Across the Country

From multicultural dances to yabby races, Australia Day celebrations are in full swing! Find out what's happening in your area and discover the unique events that make this day special.

Australia Day, also known as Survival Day, is a time for celebration and reflection in the Land Down Under. In Brunswick Heads, a unique event called 'Celebration of Country' will kick off at South Beach Lane with a vibrant mix of dancing, multicultural music, and diverse artworks. The festivities promise to showcase the rich tapestry of Australia's cultural heritage.

Across Victoria's local councils, Australians will partake in a myriad of activities on Australia Day. From classic sausage sizzles and delectable lamingtons to quirky yabby races and laid-back barefoot bowling, communities will come together to honor this national day in their own special way.

Adding to the joyful spirit, Lithgow City Council Mayor Maree Statham recently led the Australia Day Ceremony at Queen Elizabeth Park on 26 January. The ceremony was a heartwarming gathering that united the community in celebrating the essence of Australian identity.

As the nation revels in the Australia Day festivities, it's fascinating to note the diverse range of traditions and customs that different regions embrace. From the coastal vibes of Brunswick Heads to the traditional ceremonies in Lithgow City, each celebration captures the essence of what makes Australia Day truly unique.