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Mabo day is on the 3rd of June,Mabo day was a landmark decision in progressing,Aboriginal native title rights

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On the 13 of February 2008 the Prime minister Kevin Rudd gave a national apology to Australia’s Aboriginals and Torres Strait islanders for the past injustice in government.

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The National close the gap day is run by the government to make sure that Aboriginal people of Australia do not have as many disadvantages as non-indigenous peoples.

Closing the gap makes sure that aboriginal peoples have more say on how the country is run, and that Australia respects their connections to the land and their culture.

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3 July to 10 July – NAIDOC WeekNAIDOC Week celebrations are held across Australia to celebrate history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal peoples and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

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3 July to 10 July – NAIDOC WeekNAIDOC Week celebrations are held across Australia to celebrate history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal peoples and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

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Australia Day 🇦🇺(26th January)
On January 26th, Australia Day is celebrated every year, but in the early 1900s it was on the 30th, but now it has changed.

Australia Day is celebrated because it was when Sir Port
Arthur Phillip raised the British flag.
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On 25 April 1916, small ceremonies were held around the world and throughout Australia to commemorate the Anzacs’ entrance into the war, and the lives of their fallen comrades. The details of these first Anzac services are slim but historians suggest that services may have taken place in Albany in Western Australia and Brisbane and Rockhampton in Queensland, as well as on the Western Front.

The first dawn services began in the 1920s, driven by returned soldiers and their families, with few other attendees. In the years after the war, “Anzac Day was about commemoration and remembering the dead and fallen mates, combined with a sense of pride for being soldiers and proving themselves,” says Carolyn. “[The day] was very much tethered to the idea of the British Empire.”

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International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples ( Tuesday, 9 August )

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International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples ( Tuesday, 9 August )

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On this day, people from around the world are encouraged to spread the United Nation's message on the protection and promotion of the rights of Indigenous peoples The International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples is observed on 9 August each year to raise awareness and protect the rights of the world's indigenous population. This event also recognizes the achievements and contributions that indigenous people make to improve world issues such as environmental protection.

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National Sorry Day, or the National Day of Healing, is an annual event that has been held in Australia on 26 May since 1998.

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The 1967 Referendum was a land mark achievement following decades of activism by Aboriginal and Torres-Strait Islander and Non-Indigenous people. More than 90% of Australians voted in favour of amending 2 sections of the Australian Constitution.

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Coming of the light Festival (Torres strait lslands) (1st July)

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Coming of the light Festival (Torres strait lslands) (1st July)

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Torres Strait islands  celebrate Coming of the Light Festival as a holiday. It is celebrated as the adoption of Christian in Australia. It also means coming out of darkness to the light

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National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders Children’s day

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National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders Children’s day

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The date 4 August was historically used to celebrate the birthdays of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children who were taken from their families at a young age, without knowing their birthday – the Stolen Generation.

In 1988, the first National Aboriginal and Islander Children's Day was established on 4 August.
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National Reconciliation Week (27th May to 3rd June)

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National Reconciliation Week (27th May to 3rd June)

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National Reconciliation Week celebrates the relationship between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders and all other Australians.

Every year, the week is held between the same dates, 27 May to 3 June. The dates draw attention to significant historical events.

The 27 May marks the day in 1967 when the referendum was passed for the Australian Government to make laws for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders and to allow them to be recognised in the census.

The 3rd of June marks the day in 1992 that led the Australian Government to recognise native title and acknowledge Indigenous Australians as the original occupants of Australia.