The Winter Solstice falls on the 21st of June every year and marks the shortest day of the year in the southern hemisphere. This means that the southern hemisphere is furthest distance from the sun during the Earth's orbit. That means that soon the days will be slowly getting longer and there will be more daylight hours to spend outside.
The JCU Library has a great range of books about the Winter Solstice for you to read during the break before SP2 begins. Check them out here.
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