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KEY Text Event Text Public Holiday Text School Holidays VICTORIA KEY Text Event Text Public Holiday Text School Holidays VICTORIA LOCATION START DATE END DATE EVENT Melbourne Wed 21 Dec Mon 30 Jan School Holidays (Term 4, 2016) Sun 01 Jan New Year’s Day Mon 16 Jan Sun 29 Jan Australian Open Tennis Thu 26 Jan Australia Day Sat 28 Jan Chinese New Year Tue 21 Feb Wed 22 Feb Asia Pacific Incentives & Meetings Expo Sat 25 Mar Sun 26 Mar Salon Melbourne Wed 01 Mar Sun 19 Mar Melbourne Fashion Festival Mon 13 Mar Labour Day Sat 19 Mar Tue 22 Mar Australian Toy Hobby & Licensing Fair Thu 23 Mar Sun 26 Apr Formula One Grand Prix Fri 14 Apr Mon 17 Apr Easter Weekend Sat 01 Apr Mon 17 Apr School Holidays (Term 1) Thu 20 Apr Sun 23 Apr HIA Home Show Tue 25 Apr ANZAC Day Mon 12 Jun Queen’s Birthday Sat 01 Jul Sun 02 Jul Oz Comic-Con Sat 01 Jul Sun 16 Jul School Holidays (Term 2) Fri 04 Aug Sat 26 Aug Edinburgh Tattoo Melbourne Sat 23 Sep Sun 08 Oct School Holidays (Term 3) Sat 23 Sep Tue 3 Oct Royal Melbourne Show Fri 29 Sep Friday Before AFL Grande Final Sat 30 Sep AFL Grand Final Fri 20 Oct Sun 22 Oct Motorcycle Gran Prix Fri 27 Oct Australia Vs. England Rugby Tue 07 Nov Melbourne Cup Sat 23 Dec Mon 29 Jan School Holidays (Term 4) Mon 25 Dec Christmas Day Tue 26 Dec Boxing Day Geelong Sun 01 Jan Tue 03 Jan Mitchelton Bay Classic Tue 24 Jan Fri 27 Jan Festival of Sails Thu 26 Jan Sun 29 Jan Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race Sun 19 Feb Ironman Championship NEW SOUTH WALES LOCATION START DATE END DATE EVENT Sydney Sat 17 Dec Sun 29 Jan School Holidays (Term 4, 2016) Sun 01 Jan New Year’s Day Sat 07 Jan Sun 29 Jan Sydney Festival Sun 08 Jan Sat 14 Jan APIA International Fri 20 Jan Sun 29 Jan Tamworth Country Music Festival Thu 26 Jan Australia Day Thu 26 Jan Yabun Indigenous Festival Fri 27 Jan Sun 12 Feb Chinese New Year Festival Sat 25 Feb Sun 05 Mar Australian Open of Surfing Sun 19 Feb Mon 06 Mar Mardi Gras Fri 24 Mar Sun 26 Mar HIA The Home Show Sat 18 Feb Sun 19 Feb BOWL-A-RAMA Bondi Mon 20 Feb Sun 26 Feb Surfest 2017 Thu 06 Apr Wed 19 Apr Sydney Royal Easter Show Fri 14 Apr Mon 17 Apr Easter Weekend Mon 20 Mar Wed 22 Mar Hillsong Colour Conference Sun 26 Mar Sun 02 Apr 2017 Australian Athletics Championships Sat 08 Apr Tue 25 Apr School Holidays (Term 1) Mon 24 Apr Sun 21 May 13th Annual Sydney Comedy Festival Tue 25 Apr ANZAC Day Sun 07 May Ironman Mon 22 May Sun 28 May Sydney Writers Festival Mon 22 May Sun 28 May Ulysses Club Inc. AGM Event 2017 Tue 20 Jun Sun 25 Jun The Australian Badminton Open Wed 07 Jun Sun 18 Jun Sydney Film Festival Wed 21 Jun State of Origin – Game 2 Mon 12 Jun Queen’s Birthday Sun 09 Jul Sun 16 Jul Australian International Music Festival Sat 01 Jul Mon 17 Jul School Holidays (Term 2) Jul Australian International Ice Hockey Cup Mon 07 Aug NSW Bank Holiday Sat 19 Aug Bledisloe Cup Sat 23 Sep Sun 08 Oct School Holidays (Term 3) Mon 25 Sep Wed 27 Sep Australian Political Studies Association Mon 02 Oct Labour Day Sun 01 Oct NRL Grand Final Sat 16 Dec Jan (2018) School Holidays (Term 4) Mon 25 Dec Christmas Day Tue 26 Dec Boxing Day Newcastle Sat 25 Feb Sun 26 Feb Australian bowl-riding Championships TBC Thu 25 May Sun 28 May Port to Port MTB QUEENSLAND LOCATION START DATE END DATE EVENT Brisbane Sat 10 Dec Tue 22 Jan School Holidays (Term 4, 1016) Sun 01 Jan New Year’s Day Sat 08 Jan Sun 09 Jan Brisbane International Finals Thu 26 Jan Australia Day Sat 28 Jan Chinese New Year Fri 10 Feb Rugby League All Stars Sun 26 Feb Tue 28 Mar Brisbane Comedy Festival Fri 03 Mar Sat 01 Apr World Science Festival Thu 16 Mar Sun 19 March HIA The Home Show Fri 14 Apr Mon 17 Apr Easter Weekend Sat 1 Apr Mon 17 Apr School Holidays (Term 1) Tue 25 Apr ANZAC Day Thu 04 May Sun 21 May Anywhere Theatre Festival Wed 31 May State of Origin (Game 1) Sat 24 Jun Sun 09 Jul School Holidays (Term 2) Wed 12 Jul State of Origin (Game 3) Fri 11 Aug Sun 20 Aug Ekka Royal Queensland Show Sat 23 Sep Sun 24 Sep Oz Comic-Con Sat 16 Sep Mon 02 Oct School Holidays (Term 3) Sun 24 Sep SunSuper RiverFire Mon 02 Oct Queen’s Birthday Thu 23 Nov Mon 27 Nov The Ashes Fri 24 Nov Rugby League World Cup Semi Sat 2 Dec Rugby League World Cup Final Sat 09 Dec Jan 2018 School Holidays (Term 4) Mon 25 Dec Christmas Day Tue 26 Dec Boxing Day Cairns Fri 20 Jan Sat 11 Feb Cairns Airport Chinese New Year Festival Sun 11 Jun Cairns Airport Ironman Sat 18 Jul PBR Cairns Invitational Fri 25 Aug Sun 03 Sep Cairns Festival Townsville Sun 06 Aug Townsville Running Festival Thu 31 Aug Wed 06 Sep SeaLink Magnetic Island Race Week Fri 20 Oct Sun 22 Oct V8 Car Race Mt Isa Fri 11 Aug Sun 13 Aug Mt Isa Rodeo WESTERN AUSTRALIA LOCATION START DATE END DATE EVENT Perth Fri 16 Dec Tue 31 Jan School Holidays (Term 4, 2016) Sun 01 Jan New Year’s Day Thu 26 Jan Australia Day Sat 28 Jan Chinese New Year Wed 22 Feb Fri 24 Feb Perth Oil & Gas Expo Fri 20 Jan Sun19 Feb Fringe World Fri 03 Mar Mon 06 Mar HIA Home Show Mon 06 Mar Labour Day Sat 25 Mar Sun 26 Mar Oz Comic-Con Fri 14 Apr Mon 17 Apr Easter Weekend Sat 08 Apr Sun 23 Apr School Holidays (Term 1) Tue 25 Apr ANZAC Day Sun 14 May Wed 17 May APPEA Conference and Exhibition Mon 05 Jun WA Day Thu 20 Jun Fri 21 Jun WA Major Projects Conference Sat 01 Jul Sun 16 Jul School Holidays (Term 2) Sat 22 Jul Sun 23 Jul Perth GPCE Expo & PNCE Conference Sat 23 Sep Sun 8 Oct School Holidays (Term 3) Mon 25 Sep Queen’s Birthday Fri 15 Dec Jan 2018 School Holidays (Term 4) Mon 25 Dec Christmas Day Tue 26 Dec Boxing Day Kalgoorlie Mon 07 Aug Wed 09 Aug Diggers & Dealers Conference Wed 20 Sep Sun 24 Sep Boulder Race Round Broome Sat 19 Aug Sun 20 Aug Broome Cup SOUTH AUSTRALIA LOCATION START DATE END DATE EVENT Adelaide Sat 17 Dec Sun 29 Jan School Holidays Term 4, 2016) Sun 01 Jan New Year’s day Tue 10 Jan Thu 12 Jan World Tennis Challenge Sat 14 Jan Sun 22 Jan Tour Down Under Tue 26 Jan Australia Day Mon 08 Feb Chinese New Year Fri 17 Feb Sun 19 Mar Adelaide Fringe Thu 02 Mar Sun 05 Mar II Clipsal 500 Adelaide Fri 03 Mar Sun 19 Mar Adelaide Festival Fri 10 Mar Mon 13 Mar WOMADelaide Fri 14 Apr Mon 17 Apr Easter Weekend Fri 14 Apr Sun 30 Apr School Holidays (Term 1) Tue 25 Mar ANZAC Day Mon 12 Jun Queen’s Birthday Sat 08 Jul Sun 23 Jul School Holidays (Term 2) Tue 26 Sep Sun 08 Oct OzAsia Festival Sat 30 Sep Sun 08 Oct School Holidays (Term 3) Mon 02 Oct Labour Day Thu 05 Oct Sun 15 Oct Adelaide Film Festival Thu 16 Nov Sat 18 Nov Australia International 3 Day Event Sat 16 Dec Jan 2018 School Holidays (Term 4) Mon 25 Dec Christmas Day Tue 26 Dec Proclamation day TASMANIA LOCATION START DATE END DATE EVENT Hobart Fri 18 Dec Sun 29 Jan School Holidays (Term 4, 2016) Tue 26 Dec Mon 01 Jan Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race Mon 01 Jan New Year’s Day Sun 8 Jan Sat 14 Jan Hobart International Sun 15 Jan Cadbury Marathon Thu 26 Jan Australia Day Sat 28 Jan Chinese New Year Wed 11 Feb Fri 13 Feb Royal Hobart Regatta Mon 13 Mar 8 Hours Day (Labour Day) Fri 7 Apr Sun 9 Apr Tasmanian Fruit Wine & Cider Festival Fri 14 Apr Tue 18 Apr Easter Weekend Fri 14 Apr Sun 30 Apr School Holidays (Term 1) Tue 25 Apr ANZAC Day Mon 12 Jun Queen’s Birthday Fri 30 Jun Sun 16 Jul Festival of Voices Mon 08 Jul Sun 23 Jul School Holidays (Term 2) Sat 30 Sep Sun 15 Oct School Holidays (Term 3) Sat 21 Oct Sat 28 Oct Australian Masters Games Wed 25 Oct Sat 28 Oct Royal Hobart Show Mon 06 Nov Recreation Day Fri 22 Dec Tue 07 Feb School Holidays (Term 4) Mon 25 Dec Christmas Day Tue 26 Dec Boxing Day Launceston Fri 10 Feb Sun 12 Feb Festivale Wed 22 Feb Launceston Cup Fri 07 April Sun 09 April V8 Supercars Thu 04 May Sat 06 May Agfest Thu 12 Oct Sun 15 Oct Royal Launceston Show AUSRALIAN CAPITAL TERRIORTY LOCATION START DATE END DATE EVENT Canberra Mon19 Dec Mon 30 Jan School Holidays (Term 4, 2016) Fri 01 Jan New Year’s Day Tue 26 Jan Australia Day Sat 28 Jan Chinese New Year Fri 17 Feb Sun 19 Feb National Multicultural Festival Fri 24 Feb Sun 26 Feb Royal Canberra Show Sun 01 Mar ACT Triathlon Championships Mon 13 Mar Canberra Day Sat 18 Mar SkyFire 2017 Mon 10 Apr Tue 04 Apr School Holidays (Term 1) Fri 14 Apr Mon 17 Apr Easter Weekend Tue 25 Apr ANZAC Day May Federal Budget Mon 12 Jun Queen’s Birthday Mon 03 Jul Fri 14 Jul School Holidays (Term 2) Sat 16 Sep Sun 15 Oct Floriade Mon 25 Sep Fri 06 Oct School Holidays (Term 3) Mon 25 Sep Family & Community Day Mon 02 Oct Labour Day Mon 18 Dec Jan 2018 School Holidays (Term 4) Mon 25 Dec Christmas Day Tue 26 Dec Boxing Day NORTHERN TERRITORY LOCATION START DATE END DATE EVENT Darwin Fri 16 Dec Mon 30 Jan School Holidays (Term 4, 2016) Sun 01 Jan New Year’s Day Thu 26 Jan Australia Day Sat 28 Feb Chinese New Year Mon 10 Apr Fri 14 Apr School Holidays (Term 1) Fri 14 Apr Mon 17 Apr Easter Weekend Mon 25 Apr ANZAC Day Mon 01 May Labour Day Mon 12 Jun Queen’s Birthday Fri 16 Jun Sun 18 Jun V8 Supercars Mon 26 Jun Fri 21 Jul School Holidays (Term 2) Thu 06 Jul Mon 07 Aug Darwin Cup Carnival Mon 07 Aug NT Picnic Day Thu 10 Aug Sun 27 Aug Darwin Festival Mon 02 Oct Fri 06 Oct School Holidays (Term 3) Fri 15 Dec Jan 018 School Holidays (Term 4) Mon 25 Dec Christmas Day Tue 26 Dec Boxing Day .
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