Australia Day wishes for colleagues and boss
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Australia Day wishes for 26 January: warm, inclusive messages for family, friends, colleagues and new citizens about the land and people we share.
101 wishes · 1 photo design · Updated October 2026
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Happy Australia Day. Enjoy the public holiday.
Wishing you and your family a relaxing day.
Happy Australia Day to the team. Thank you for your hard work.
Enjoy the long weekend and the summer sun.
Happy Australia Day. See you after the holiday.
Wishing everyone a safe and peaceful 26 January.
Thank you for being part of such a diverse and talented team.
Happy Australia Day. May the rest of summer be kind to you.
Wishing our colleagues a restful public holiday.
Happy Australia Day. Grateful for the many cultures in our team.
Enjoy the day with family and friends.
Happy Australia Day. Rest well.
Wishing you a calm and happy day off.
Thank you for everything you bring to the team. Enjoy the holiday.
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About Australia Day
Australia Day is the national day of Australia, held on 26 January, in the middle of the summer holidays.
Across the country, councils hold citizenship ceremonies to welcome new Australians, communities give out Australian of the Year and local awards, and families gather for barbecues, beach days, cricket in the backyard and fireworks.
The date marks the arrival of the First Fleet at Sydney Cove in 1788. For many Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people it is a day of sorrow and remembrance, and many Australians use the day to reflect, to learn and to honour the world's oldest continuing cultures as well as to celebrate the country they share.
How people celebrate Australia Day
- Citizenship ceremonies
- Community awards
- Barbecues and beach days
- Backyard cricket
- Fireworks and concerts
- Reflection and learning about First Nations cultures
How to wish well
- Keep wishes warm and inclusive: about the land, the people and the welcome Australia gives.
- Be mindful that the day is painful for many First Nations people; a respectful message that acknowledges all who call Australia home is kind.
- A message to a new citizen on their ceremony day is a lovely gesture.
Questions about Australia Day
When is Australia Day?
On 26 January every year. When it falls on a weekend, the public holiday moves to the Monday.
What does Australia Day mark?
The arrival of the First Fleet at Sydney Cove in 1788. It is now the national day, with citizenship ceremonies and community events.
Why do some people not celebrate on 26 January?
For many Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people the date marks the start of colonisation and great loss, so it is a day of mourning. Some call it Survival Day or Invasion Day, and hold events to remember and to honour their cultures.
What do people do on Australia Day?
Attend citizenship ceremonies, go to the beach, have barbecues, watch fireworks and spend time with family and friends.
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