If you need info on events, opening hours or double demerits – we have you covered. 9News
No matter what capital city you're in, festivities and ceremonies will be held right across the long weekend.Festivities and ceremonies will be held right across the long weekend to celebrate Australia Day. Double demerits will be in force across NSW and the ACT from today to Monday inclusive.
NSW Police will have an increased presence over the long weekend including air squads, marine commands, highway patrol and general duties and drug detection dogs at Australia Day events.
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