March Public Holiday

The March Public Holiday in Australia is a day off observed in several states and territories, typically falling on the second Monday of March. It is known by different names depending on the region, such as **Labour Day** in Victoria and Tasmania, **Adelaide Cup Day** in South Australia, and **Canberra Day** in the Australian Capital Territory. The holiday serves as a celebration of workers' rights, cultural events, or local history, depending on the area. It provides Australians with a long weekend to relax, enjoy community events, or participate in activities like parades, festivals, and sports. The holiday reflects the diverse cultural and historical significance of each region, making it a cherished break for many Australians.