Public holidays in Oceania
Public, bank and school holidays for 9 countries, with long weekends marked. Dates come from the date-holidays library, the same source oceaniaguides.com uses.
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- 11NovArmistice DayPFFrench Polynesia
In 8 days - 11NovArmistice DayNCNew Caledonia
In 8 days - 11NovArmistice DayWFWallis and Futuna
In 8 days - 20NovMaori New YearPFFrench Polynesia
In 17 days - 25NovThanksgiving DayNFNorfolk Island
In 22 days - 7DecAnniversary of the Coronation of H.M. King George Tupou ITOTonga
In 34 days - 25DecChristmas DayAUAustralia
In 52 days - 25DecChristmas DayFJFiji
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How they are celebrated
Anzac Day
Anzac Day, observed on April 25th, is a solemn day of remembrance in Australia and New Zealand, honoring all who served and died in wars, conflicts, and peacekeeping operations. It commemorates the Gallipoli campaign and has evolved to recognize the sacrifices of all military personnel, fostering a deep sense of national pride and reflection.
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Australia Day
Australia Day, celebrated on January 26th, marks the 1788 arrival of the First Fleet. It's a day of national pride and reflection on Australia's diverse society and achievements, though it also acknowledges the complex history and impact on Indigenous Australians, sparking ongoing discussions about its observance and meaning.
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Fiji Day
Fiji Day, celebrated annually on October 10th, commemorates Fiji's independence from British rule in 1970. It's a vibrant national holiday marked by a week of festivities, known as Fiji Week, celebrating the nation's rich cultural diversity, unity, and historical journey towards self-governance.
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Matariki
Matariki, the Māori New Year, is celebrated in New Zealand with the first rising of the Pleiades star cluster in late June or early July. It's a time for reflection, remembrance, and planning for the future, marked by cultural events, family gatherings, and a deep connection to Māori traditions and the natural world.
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New Years
From the iconic Sydney Harbour fireworks in Australia to the spiritual sunrise gatherings in Gisborne, New Zealand, and the lively tribal festivals in Papua New Guinea, each event highlights unique customs and shared values of renewal, unity, and community.
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