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Australians mark January 26

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From coast to coast, events in homes and public places have been held for Australia Day, with a mix of celebration, reflection and protest. January 26 represents a time of mourning for some. For others, like Australia's newest citizens, it's a day to embrace what this country provides. It's also a moment to recognise those who make notable contributions to the life of the country.
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