Galvanised Aussies | event information

By Brittany Murphy
Updated January 26 2015 - 9:33am, first published 9:29am
AUSTRALIA Day means different things for different people. 
For school friends Zoe Christis and Bella Sheen, memories of the national day differ.
Zoe remembers her family spending Australia Day long weekends at the dam skiing, having barbecues and enjoying the sun. 
Bella has memories of Victoria Park celebrations when she was young and now spends her time at the beach with family or in town with friends listening to the Hottest 100.
It's one of their favourite days of the year, because, like tradition dictates, it's a time to chill out and not do too much at all.
AUSTRALIA Day means different things for different people. For school friends Zoe Christis and Bella Sheen, memories of the national day differ. Zoe remembers her family spending Australia Day long weekends at the dam skiing, having barbecues and enjoying the sun. Bella has memories of Victoria Park celebrations when she was young and now spends her time at the beach with family or in town with friends listening to the Hottest 100. It's one of their favourite days of the year, because, like tradition dictates, it's a time to chill out and not do too much at all.

AUSTRALIA Day Ambassador for Goulburn Mulwaree Warren Brown will freely point out that 2014 was a somewhat grim year.

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