Australia marks Australia Day on 26 January 2027 (TR)

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Theme Australia Day 2027

Australia observes Australia Day on Tuesday, 26 January 2027. Australia Day marks the 26 January 1788 arrival of the First Fleet. It is the national day, not an independence day. The colonies federated on 1 January 1901. Official ceremonies are centred on Canberra. Counted from 1788, 2027 is 239 years on.

When Australia observes Australia Day in 2027 (TR)

Tuesday, 26 January 2027 is the 2027 date. The countdown on this page uses Australia/Sydney, so it matches local midnight in Canberra When that date passes, this page moves to the next year on its own.

What the day marks

Australia Day marks the 26 January 1788 arrival of the First Fleet. It is the national day, not an independence day. The colonies federated on 1 January 1901. Counted from 1788, 2027 is 239 years on. The local name most often heard is Australia Day.

How the day is marked

In Canberra the day usually opens with the flag and the national anthem, then official messages and public gatherings. The national colours are green and gold. Families, schools and overseas communities use those colours in dress, lights and decorations.

A note on the name of the day

Australia calls this observance Australia Day. That name is kept here even when the history is a constitution, a union, a liberation or a national feast rather than a break from colonial rule.

Independence Day FAQs

When is Australia Australia Day in 2027?

It falls on Tuesday, 26 January 2027.

What does Australia mark on this date?

Australia Day marks the 26 January 1788 arrival of the First Fleet. It is the national day, not an independence day. The colonies federated on 1 January 1901.

Where are the main ceremonies?

National ceremonies are centred on Canberra. Communities also mark the day in other cities and abroad.

How many years does 2027 represent?

Counted from 1788, 2027 is 239 years on.

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