Paggunita ng Australia day

Prime Minister Scott Morrison poses for a photo with new citizens during an Australia Day Citizenship Ceremony and Flag Raising event in Canberra. Source: AAP

Naging mas maliit ang pagtitipon, at naging mapayapa ang mga protesta at public ceremonial events sa Australia day. Nagkaroon din ng kakaibang citizenship ceremonies at kinilala din ang mga taong kabilang sa Australia day honours list.

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Published 27 January 2021 12:17pm

Updated 27 January 2021 12:23pm

By Julia Carr Catzel

Presented by Claudette Centeno-Calixto

Source: SBS

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Naging mas maliit ang pagtitipon, at naging mapayapa ang mga protesta at public ceremonial events sa Australia day. Nagkaroon din ng kakaibang citizenship ceremonies at kinilala din ang mga taong kabilang sa Australia day honours list.

Highlights

Libo libong mga tao ang nagprotesta at nanawagan ng hustisya para sa mga first nations people
Nagkaroon ng mga mapayapang rally sa Melbourne, Adelaide, Perth, Canberra at Brisbane
Idinaos ang mga citizenship ceremonies ngunit mas kakaiba ito dahil sa mga covid-19 restrictions

Sa National Flag raising and citizenship ceremony kahapon sa Canberra, sinabi ni Prime Minister Scott Morrison na ang petsa ay nagmarka sa tunay na pagbabago ng Australia.

"We do it on this day when the course of this land change forever. There is no escaping or canceling that fact, for better or worse, and worse. It was the moment where the journey to our modern Australia began, and it is this continuing Australian journey that we recognise today. Our stories since that day have been of sorrow and of joy, of loss and redemption, of failure and of success."