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Pauline Hanson has called on the people complaining about Australia Day to get over it and to stop making themselves victims.

Sydneys iconic Bondi Beach hosted countless of bikini clad swimmers eager to cool off in the ocean on a near cloudless day while scenes in the Gold Coast became increasingly rowdier.

Australia Day, held on 26 January. is a controversial date in the country as it marks the anniversary of British colonisation of Australia, with Indigenous activists considering it as Invasion Day.

Fifty years after the Tent Embassy was set up in Canberra, First Nations still face rights violations and abuse.

Aboriginal Australians say the symbol of identity was previously "held hostage" by lease agreements.

Aboriginal Australians say the symbol of identity was previously "held hostage" by lease agreements.

A young woman has slammed anyone who chooses to celebrate Australia Day on January 26 as ignorant as she calls for the date to be change to one that everyone can celebrate.

As Indigenous people, seeing others celebrate January 26 is incredibly painful, especially when these people are meant to be your friends.

The flag, designed by artist Harold Thomas, is now free to fly for Australians without permission or payment of fees. The deal ends a long-running dispute about the flag's public use.

The sudden appearance of two French frigates at the entrance of Botany Bay just days after the arrival of the First Fleet in January 1788 is often relegated to a curious sidenote in history.