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deal to Australians or does it signal little as
Julianne Schultz writes in The Guardian? She
tells us that it merely signals that our independence
is unfinished business.
Do most Australians just enjoy the public holiday and
not think about what it represents?
Many will probably not even know that King Charles was
born in 1948 on November 14th.
We know that the days that nations choose to celebrate
vary world-wide. And the days chosen say a great deal
about the nation.
What does it say about us - and what days should be put on
our country's list to celebrate?
And why?
The following link explains further:
http://theguardian.com/australia-news/commentisfree/article/2024/jun/09/kings-birthday-long-weekend-public-holiday-australia