Australia Day has been observed on 26 January since 1935, before which the national holiday fell on other dates. Australia's primary national holiday used to be Empire Day on 24 May and Australia ...

Why Australia Day is really held on 26 January Australia's national day hasn't always been held on 26 January. Here's a brief history of it and the growing campaign to change the date.

Australia Day debate, Tasmania AFL stadium, Launceston Airport, climate change and LA fires, plus Donald Trump among issues in Letters to the editor.

Why we celebrate Australia Day on January 26 January 26 - it’s one of Australia’s most divisive days. And while there are differing interpretations of what it means to celebrate it, the origin ...

Moving Australia Day away from January 26 could be the only way to resolve the day’s tensions, two historians have warned, as the country continues to splinter over the meaning of the date.

Network Ten refuses to recognise Australia Day as executives declare January 26 is 'not a day of celebration' In a stunning snub of the national holiday, Network Ten has told staff it will not ...

January 26: Australia’s national day of unity – and division ANALYSIS: While NZ has begun a marathon public hearing into the Treaty Principles Bill, Australia’s national day on January 26 continues to ...

The date of Australia Day is fervently defended by those wanting to 'protect our history'. But the significance of January 26 is almost zero.

Invasion is a day of mourning for First Nations people, so here's where you can protest in solidarity on January 26 around Australia.

Moving Australia Day away from January 26 could be the only way to resolve the day’s tensions, two historians have warned, as the country continues to splinter over the meaning of the date.