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  1. Article · Aug 31, 2026 · Glenn Davies

    National Wattle Day celebrates Australia's golden symbol of democracy (opens the original)

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    Australia’s golden wattle is more than a national flower, symbolising unity, resilience and the democratic spirit of a nation, writes history editor Dr Glenn Davies. THE FIRST DAY of September has many names. Some welcome it as spring’s dawn, a time to celebrate nature’s renewal. For others, it is National Wattle Day — a time when the smells of spring are in the air as well as Australia's vivid gold blossom. I have written before on how National Wattle Day is celebrated annually on the first day

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