"Australia Day" is what you might hear in media and on TV. But for many people, Indigenous or otherwise, it also goes by "Invasion Day" or "Survival Day" and it's often called the "Day of Mourning." ...

Thousands of people joined "Invasion Day" marches across Australia, as Indigenous communities and their allies protested the observance of January 26 as the national day. Most capital cities ...

Protesters march during the Invasion Day protest in Sydney on Sunday ... Protesters holding a banner calling to abolish Australia day during the Melbourne CBD march. Picture: David Crosling ...

Anti-Australia Day protesters who stormed the ... to patriotic Aussies who celebrated January 26. Self-proclaimed Invasion Day 'war organiser' Caroline Kell urged Aussies who commemorated the ...

For non-Indigenous Australians, January 26 has in recent years been celebrated as “Australia Day”; for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, it’s Invasion Day — a day of ...

the Australia Day holiday is known as Invasion Day, symbolizing the destruction of their cultures by European settlers. Many Indigenous groups want Australia to drop celebrations or move the date ...

On the 81st anniversary of D-day, we pause to pay homage to the warfighters whose indescribable valor, fierce determination, ...

Thousands of people joined "Invasion Day" marches across Australia, as Indigenous communities and their allies protested the observance of January 26 as the national day. Most capital cities ...