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Australia Day Celebration Inverell

Australia Day Celebration Inverell

Starts: Sunday, 26 January 2025
Ends: Sunday, 26 January 2025
Inverell celebrates Australia Day at Victoria Park. Entry to Victoria Park is free and for a gold coin donation, you can start your day with a delicious barbecue breakfast supplied by Macintyre Lions Club. The official ceremony commences at 8.15 am with speeches, an award presentation for Young Citizen and Citizen of the Year, and a Citizenship Ceremony will be held. Entertainment will be provided by local talent. Australia Day is a time to reflect on this nation's journey. To acknowledge the past, rejoice in the present and look confidently to the future.
Add to Calendar 2025-01-26 12:00 am 2025-01-26 12:00 am Australia Day Celebration Inverell Inverell celebrates Australia Day at Victoria Park. Entry to Victoria Park is free and for a gold coin donation, you can start your day with a delicious barbecue breakfast supplied by Macintyre Lions Club. The official ceremony commences at 8.15 am with speeches, an award presentation for Young Citizen and Citizen of the Year, and a Citizenship Ceremony will be held. Entertainment will be provided by local talent. Australia Day is a time to reflect on this nation's journey. To acknowledge the past, rejoice in the present and look confidently to the future. Vivian Street, Inverell , NSW , 2360 , Australia
Vivian Street, Inverell , NSW , 2360 , Australia
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Email: tourism@inverell.nsw.gov.au

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