National Hat Day encourages Australians to wear a hat and make a donation to support mental illness. Hat Day symbolises lifting the lid on mental illness.100 percent of the donations goes directly to research helping the one in five Australians affected by depression, anxiety, schizophrenia and other mental illnesses. Hat Day events are held each year on this day, raising ...

Halloween is held the evening before the Western Christian All Saints’ Day, also known as all Hallows Day and is a holiday commemorating the dead. It is traditionally believed that the souls of those who have passed away would visit their former homes on this day. Overtime, this practice evolved to children dressing up in costumes to go ‘trick or ...

Created by American web cartoonist A. Senna Diaz, the idea for this day has travelled all the way from 2007 to today. The idea is for everyday people to pretend to other people that they have travelled from past or future societies. Which, if you think about, we all have.

One of the largest global celebrations, this day marks the last day of the year in the Gregorian calendar and is ritualised by a countdown to midnight, ushering in the New Year. It is not a public holiday.

Of unknown origin, and intended to fall on the last workday of the year (therefore observed on different days from workplace to workplace), the purpose of this day is to encourage focused work towards an organised and cleared workspace on the last workday of the year. Participants turn off their phones and all other messaging services until the end of ...