Anzac Day? Melbourne Cup Day? and more recently and ridiculously, Grand Final Day? Show Days?
Labor Day? I agree easter, xmas and the queen's birthday (which isn't even her birthday anyway) are northern hemisphere celebrations. Easter was originally Oestra, a spring festival and xmas was originally midwinter solstice, not even christian festivals.
So called "Australia day" commemorates the invasion of this country and I refuse to call it that: it's either Survival Day or Invasion Day.
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Personally love it, but it's not really celebrated here in Australia.
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Well I think it's celebrated far too much in Australia: it's a Northern Hemisphere Autumn Festival, nothing to do with Spring in our hemisphere.
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All our holidays are a Northern Hemisphere thing, apart from Australia Day.
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Anzac Day? Melbourne Cup Day? and more recently and ridiculously, Grand Final Day? Show Days?
Labor Day? I agree easter, xmas and the queen's birthday (which isn't even her birthday anyway) are northern hemisphere celebrations. Easter was originally Oestra, a spring festival and xmas was originally midwinter solstice, not even christian festivals.
So called "Australia day" commemorates the invasion of this country and I refuse to call it that: it's either Survival Day or Invasion Day.
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Ohhhhhhh, you're one of those guys.
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I'm not a guy I'm a woman and who are "those guys"?
Yeah, they need to do more down here to promote it.
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It's promoted really well and some do go Trick Or Treating, but it's just not as popular as it is in the U.S.