Harmony Day is NOT a public holiday.
Harmony Day is centered around equality and social justice. It is about social cohesion and racial harmony and is expressed through community participation, inclusiveness, the celebration of diversity, respect, belonging, and primarily the unity and togetherness from the numerous nationalities residing within the community.
The colour representing Harmony Day is orange which is the colour symbolic of peace and diversity in our society.
| Year | Date | Day |
|---|---|---|
| 2024 | March 21 | Thursday |
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Feb
The Yayoi Kusama Exhibition has finally arrived in Melbourne
On January 1, 2025, we visited what is said to be the largest Yayoi Kusama exhibition in the world at NGV Melbourne. Having seen Kusama’s exhibitions in Shanghai and other countries, we would say this one is next level! NGV
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5
Feb
Step into History at Rouse Hill Estate
Every week, we uncover hidden gems that are perfect for relaxing and unwinding without breaking the bank. This time, we found a free weekend destination worth exploring, the Rouse Hill Estate! With its rich collection of artefacts, furniture, architecture, and
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4
Feb
Is the Immigration Museum worth it?
After living in Melbourne for over a decade, we finally visited the Immigration Museum for the first time. To my surprise, we accidentally stumbled upon this hidden gem, perfect for a day out with kids. It’s quiet, engaging, and not
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