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Australia Day Alternative Events: An Exploration of National Identity and Nationalism
This paper examines alternative events held on or around Australia Day and considers their existence in the context of national identity development and Australian nationalism. One highly indicative case study examined is the annual cockroach racing championships. Attention is also given to the c
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