Australian holidays plan: Biggest party of australian

australian HOLIDAYS
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Australians sure do love a good party. Feel the Aussie spirit and hang out with the locals at one of these major celebrations.
For a country with a comparatively small population of 24 million, Australia punches above its weight with some of the biggest celebrations in the world. Get ready for the festivities with fireworks, sporting spectaculars, live music and parties that will rock your socks off.
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EW YEAR'S EVE FIREWORKS IN SYDNEY


New Year's Eve, Sydney, New South Wales © Hamilton Lund, Destination NSW
Sydney’s famous New Year’s Eve fireworks spectacular is a display that wows visitors from across the globe. The captivating show ignites Sydney Harbour’s night sky to send off the year and welcome in a new one. The family fireworks kick off at 9pm, followed by the mesmerising midnight show that launches from the Harbour Bridge, the Sydney Opera House and barges around the harbour. Before and in-between the shows, there will be a range of entertainment and activities around the foreshore and Royal Botanic Gardens to celebrate the new year.
AUSTRALIAN OPEN IN MELBOURNE

Australian Open, Melbourne, Victoria © Tennis Australia

The Australian Open brings the world’s hottest players to Melbourne for two weeks of tennis thrills during January. More than 550,000 spectators attend one of the biggest sporting events in Australia. ‘The Happy Slam,’ as Roger Federer likes to call the Grand Slam tennis tournament, is an opportunity to watch tennis’s biggest sporting stars battle it out on the court and to explore the urban culture of Melbourne. Join the vibrant atmosphere in and around the city with matches broadcast on big screens at festive beer gardens, pubs and live music events.
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AY AND LESBIAN MARDI GRAS IN SYDNEY