'Happy Australia Day' To All Mount Druitt And Wider Community

Yes, today is the time of year, where we as Australians, seek pride as we remember our heritage, of being discovered by Captain James Cook.

We look back how our Sydney colony started and how we placed our aboriginal people in our civil society.

Personally, we need to embrace all original backgrounds of Australians and know that we are all different as individuals, by race, religion and origin of birth. Our parents may have had their different native tongues before settling in Australia and  made us who we are. 

We must feel positive and appreciate that our 'Australia' land is free from world wars, free from starvation as we are able to feed each  day and can be the on world forefront for  forever eternal peace, in all lands.

As Australians, we talk to our neighbours, friends and families as we offer happiness and forever  peace on our  joyful celebration 'Australian Day'. Let's say 'Happy Australia Day', to someone you don't know.

We can all stand up together with our country pride as we work together for a stronger united nation of peoples that actually care for each other, in peace love and with strong forever hope.

As usual, the  locally famous event is the Blacktown City 'Australia Day' fire works at Rooty Hill click here for details. I will be posting the annual Fireworks video that I produce. so if you miss it and you are at home, you can see it.

The weather report indicates a ' Chance of shower today Click here for weather details from weatherzone. We hope there is no rain but if there is and the event is cancelled keep an eye on @blacktowncc on twitter for results.


We also  congratulate Jo Brigden-Jones, Ambassador for Australian Blacktown City Council of the year 2017 -  Australian Olympian Kayaker.