The concept of National Identity has long been disputed when it comes to Australian history. What is the process of cultivating national identities? According to social theorist Benedict Anderson, nations are often times “imagined” in the sense that not all citizens could ever possible know one another. National Identity is cultivated from a sense of belonging, that feeling of cohesiveness and national pride experienced from citizens of a certain place. National Identity could be described as fluid in its definiton, it’s constantly changing and being contested. Ideas are constantly being challenged and new social reforms are brought to light. Australia boasts a multicultural society,
