List of 2018 public holidays in Australia states

Australia is an immigrant country. People from different countries and ethnic groups bring diverse cultures. Cultural differences have led to different forms of festivals and activities frequently held in various parts of Australia, adding color to the lives of local residents. The holidays are different in different states. Except for a few holidays, such as Christmas, which are basically the same, other holidays are basically celebrated by each state itself. And public holidays are usually on Mondays or Fridays, and weekends can be extended. During public holidays, banks, government agencies and shops are closed.

National public holidays and holidays: January 1, New Year's Day

Australia states and territories celebrate New Year's Day on January 1st every year. For many people, New Year's Day is a great time to calm down from the New Year's Eve party the previous night. Every major Australian city holds New Year's Eve celebrations, often accompanied by fireworks and other activities.

January Australia Tennis Open In January every year, Melbourne Park will host one of the biggest events in the tennis world, the Australia Tennis Open. The world's top tennis players gathered here to fight for the first Grand Slam title of the year. The Australian Open has attracted the attention of the world, with celebrities and royal families coming to watch the game.

January 26, Australia Day) Australia Day is scheduled to fall on January 26 every year. It is the National Day of Australia, commemorating the arrival of the first batch of Europeans in Australia. On January 26, 1788, British captain Arthur Phillip sailed a ship with a group of British prisoners to Sydney Harbor, New South Wales, Australia. This day is an opportunity for all Australians to participate in celebrating our country and culture. Many people use this day to go to the park for picnics, hold family barbecues, or participate in and watch sports events. In some places, especially Lake Burley Griffin in Canberra, spectacular and colorful public fireworks displays are set off. Citizenship ceremonies are held in various towns to welcome immigrants who have obtained Australian citizenship.

March Formula One World Grand Prix in Australia In March, the world's fastest cars, coolest celebrities and latest technology will gather in Melbourne. Take the stage one by one in four days of exciting events, from group tickets to regular tickets, there are many fare levels to choose from, so don't miss out on a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.

Good Friday March 30) Easter Saturday March 31) Celebrating Easter has a huge impact on almost everyone in Australia, regardless of their beliefs. The long Easter weekend is one of the two major Australian holidays of the year. School holidays start around Easter, and Australian families usually spend a few days enjoying the crisp autumn weather.

April 1 Easter Sunday) April 2 Easter Monday) April 25 ANZAC Day) April 25 ANZAC Day), also known as "ANZAC Day", is a day to commemorate the Australia and New Zealand Corps soldiers who died in the Battle of Gallipoli on April 25, 1915. ANZAC Day is now designated as a public holiday in Australia and New Zealand to commemorate their brave spirit of sacrifice for their country. ANZAC Day is one of the most important festivals in both countries. Towns across the country hold memorial services, parades, and gatherings of past and current military personnel. The largest of these are the Australian War Memorial in Canberra and the Shrine Of Remembrance in Melbourne. After the ceremony, many people would go to the Retired Services League (RSL) club to play a gambling game called "two-up." The game is usually illegal in most Australian states, but law enforcement authorities do not seem to mind on ANZAC Day.

December 25 Christmas Day In Australia, Christmas has a status comparable to the Spring Festival in China. Every year on December 25, Christmas trees, socks for gifts, and the legend of Santa Claus, Christmas is not only children's favorite, but also everyone's redemption for the past year. It is the day that people yearn for most.

December 26 Boxing Day The next day after Christmas Day is a public holiday on Boxing Day. In South Australia, this festival is called Proclamation Day to celebrate South Australia's becoming a province of the United Kingdom. Australia who have worked hard all year will flock to the streets to buy Christmas gifts for family and friends. It is also a public holiday.