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Advertisement For many, it’s a day off towards the end of summer. For some it is a day of flag-waving and “Aussie Aussie Aussie, oy-oy-oy” chants. For others, it’s a long-anticipated day of citizenship ceremonies where those not born in Australia are officially welcomed into the family. Australia Day, January 26, is – or it strives to be – an inclusive, multicultural celebration of diversity and a moment, perhaps, to think about what Australia is and could be. For many Indigenous Australians, it is especially complicated, even painful. As Stan Grant writes in his 2019 book Australia Day, January 26 “for so many of the First Peoples of this continent remains a day of pain, a reminder of a history of segregation, exclusion and brutality”. As a man of mixed heritage, he sees the positives in the day, too – it is, he writes, “a powerful statement of belief and hope in this nation”.

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