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Australia Day Moved By Victoria In 2002 (Source: AAP-Melbourne) - Summary: A Victoria State government spokesman has announced that a public holiday for the January 26 Australia Day public holiday had been gazetted instead for Monday, January 28, 2002. Links: other Australia news and updates.
Bulgaria September 6-9 Bridge Public Holiday (Source: Novinite) - Summary: The cabinet of Ministers of Bulgaria has decided that Friday, September 7, 2001, the day after the public holiday celebrating the Union of Eastern Rumelia with the Principality of Bulgaria (on September 6, 1885) would be a one-off bridge public holiday. Links: full story and other Bulgaria news and updates.
Australia Day In Lieu For NSW Australia Day 2002 (Source: AAP General News-Sydney) - Summary: The Minister for Industrial Relations of Australia's State of NSW, John Della Bosca, announced that the Monday after Australia Day 2002, had been declared a public holiday throughout the state. Links: full story and other Australia news and updates.
Australia Day Moved By Victoria In 2002 (Source: AAP-Melbourne) - Summary: A Victoria State government spokesman has announced that a public holiday for the January 26 Australia Day public holiday had been gazetted instead for Monday, January 28, 2002. Links: 
Bulgaria September 6-9 Bridge Public Holiday (Source: Novinite) - Summary: The cabinet of Ministers of Bulgaria has decided that Friday, September 7, 2001, the day after the public holiday celebrating the Union of Eastern Rumelia with the Principality of Bulgaria (on September 6, 1885) would be a one-off bridge public holiday. Links: