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What holidays are celebrated in Australia?

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New Year's Day, Australia Day - January 26th, Anzac Day - April 25th, Easter, Queen's Birthday, Labor Day ( the states celebrate it on different dates), Christmas Day, and Boxing Day. Individual states may also observe holidays for their race or show (fair) day.

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