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Ozmas is a Christmas celebration in the Australian winter.

Since the 19th Century,[1] European immigrants to Australia have recognised Christmas's roots as a celebration of mid-winter and have explored ways of celebrating the shortest day of the year. The name "Ozmas" comes from combining 'Australia' and 'Christmas'.[2]

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  1. ^ Oxford University Press Australia and New Zealand, "Source 1", March 2011
  2. ^ Definition of Ozmas Retrieved 14 April 2013

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