A local council in South Australia has reversed its decision to move Australia Day celebrations away from January 26, following a community survey that showed majority support for keeping the ceremonies on that date. The City of Unley voted 8-4 to restore its citizenship ceremony and Australia Day awards to January 26. The reversal was proposed by Councillor Rebekah Rogers, who emphasized the importance of listening to the community's opinion. The decision has sparked emotional reactions from both the public and the councillors.