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Right to cry - Jason Day lets his emotions shine through after winning the 2015 PGA Championship.
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Right to die - Green Party MP, Nina Springle, cries as Victoria becomes the first state to legalise assisted dying in 2017.
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One Direction - Everyone reacts differently to seeing their favourite band, and while some girls cheer excitedly, others let loose into tears.
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Tying a game - After the Brisbane Roar tied with the Melbourne Victory in 2016, it was too much for this fan to handle.
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A moving tribute - A Tom Hafey tribute overwhelms fans at a 2014 matchup between the Richmond Tigers and the Melbourne Demons.
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Christmas Island wreck
- The Christmas Island shipwreck took the lives of over 50 asylum seekers when their ship sunk off the rocky coast in 2010.
This mourner can be seen grieving at a service held for the victims in Sydney.
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Stolen generation - Rita Shillingworth reacts to then-Prime Minister Kevin Rudd's apology for the past treatment of Aboriginal people in 2008 during his Canberra address.
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Mary of the Cross - Mary MacKillop, also referred to as Mary of the Cross, became the first Aussie saint, something this pilgrim was truly touched by.
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Getting a penalty - At the 2018 Commonwealth Games, Aussie Miao Miao cries after getting a time wasting penalty during the Women's Team bronze medal match against England.
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Marriage Act - A Melbourne woman cries upon hearing the news that Australia legalised gay marriage in 2017.
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Fijian tears - Ahead of the 2017 Rugby League World Cup match between Fiji and England in Townsville, QLD, Kevin Naiqama cries during the Fijian national anthem.
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Semi finals - Fiji went on to get eliminated in the semifinals against the Kangaroos, who won the championship.
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Bali execution - Ken Yock Chan, the father of Bali Nine member, Andrew Chan, cries at his executed son's 2015 funeral in Sydney.
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Prior to conviction - Michael Czugaj of the Bali Nine was caught smuggling heroin into Indonesia. He's seen here being consoled by his parents prior to his conviction.
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Life in prison - Michael Czugaj would later be sentenced to life in prison.
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Funeral feelings - The Jim Stynes funeral at St. Paul's Cathedral in Melbourne moves a woman to tears.
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Cairns, QLD - A woman reacts to a public memorial to a multiple murder in Cairns, QLD.
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Gold - Aussie Anna Meares wins gold in Women's Sprint Track Cycling at the 2012 Olympic Games.
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Vigil - A woman at a Sydney vigil for the Paris terrorist attacks in 2015 is overcome with grief.
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Schapelle Corby - Schapelle Corby weeps while listening to the sentence the prosecution was asking the court for smuggling marijuana into Indonesia.
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Nine years - Schapelle Corby served nine years in an Indonesian prison. She still denies all wrongdoing, claiming that the drugs were planted in her bodyboard bag.
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Nathan Berry - Nathan Berry was a top Aussie jockey who was diagnosed with Norse syndrome, related to epilepsy, in 2014.
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Died - Nathan Berry died after being placed in an induced coma in April 2014, he was 23-years-old.
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Golden Slipper Stakes
- His brother and fellow jockey, Tommy Berry, dedicated his race to his dying brother at the Golden Slipper Stakes at Rosehill Gardens in Sydney days before Nathan died.
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$2 million - Nathan Berry won the Magic Millions Classic, taking home $2 million in 2014.
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Singapore - Berry was beginning to race in Singapore when he passed.
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351 races - Nathan Berry had won 351 races in Australia.
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Sudden death - His sudden death was sorely felt among his family and the racing community at large.
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Leaving a job - James Hird resigns as head coach of the Essendon Football Club in 2015.
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Golden - Aussie Sally Pearson wins gold in women's 100 metres hurdle at the 2010 New Delhi Commonwealth Games.
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Right to cry - Jason Day lets his emotions shine through after winning the 2015 PGA Championship.
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Right to die - Green Party MP, Nina Springle, cries as Victoria becomes the first state to legalise assisted dying in 2017.
© Getty Images
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One Direction - Everyone reacts differently to seeing their favourite band, and while some girls cheer excitedly, others let loose into tears.
© Getty Images
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Tying a game - After the Brisbane Roar tied with the Melbourne Victory in 2016, it was too much for this fan to handle.
© Getty Images
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A moving tribute - A Tom Hafey tribute overwhelms fans at a 2014 matchup between the Richmond Tigers and the Melbourne Demons.
© Getty Images
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Christmas Island wreck
- The Christmas Island shipwreck took the lives of over 50 asylum seekers when their ship sunk off the rocky coast in 2010.
This mourner can be seen grieving at a service held for the victims in Sydney.
© Getty Images
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Stolen generation - Rita Shillingworth reacts to then-Prime Minister Kevin Rudd's apology for the past treatment of Aboriginal people in 2008 during his Canberra address.
© Getty Images
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Mary of the Cross - Mary MacKillop, also referred to as Mary of the Cross, became the first Aussie saint, something this pilgrim was truly touched by.
© Getty Images
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Getting a penalty - At the 2018 Commonwealth Games, Aussie Miao Miao cries after getting a time wasting penalty during the Women's Team bronze medal match against England.
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Marriage Act - A Melbourne woman cries upon hearing the news that Australia legalised gay marriage in 2017.
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Fijian tears - Ahead of the 2017 Rugby League World Cup match between Fiji and England in Townsville, QLD, Kevin Naiqama cries during the Fijian national anthem.
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Semi finals - Fiji went on to get eliminated in the semifinals against the Kangaroos, who won the championship.
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Bali execution - Ken Yock Chan, the father of Bali Nine member, Andrew Chan, cries at his executed son's 2015 funeral in Sydney.
© Getty Images
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Prior to conviction - Michael Czugaj of the Bali Nine was caught smuggling heroin into Indonesia. He's seen here being consoled by his parents prior to his conviction.
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Life in prison - Michael Czugaj would later be sentenced to life in prison.
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Funeral feelings - The Jim Stynes funeral at St. Paul's Cathedral in Melbourne moves a woman to tears.
© Getty Images
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Cairns, QLD - A woman reacts to a public memorial to a multiple murder in Cairns, QLD.
© Getty Images
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Gold - Aussie Anna Meares wins gold in Women's Sprint Track Cycling at the 2012 Olympic Games.
© Getty Images
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Vigil - A woman at a Sydney vigil for the Paris terrorist attacks in 2015 is overcome with grief.
© Getty Images
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Schapelle Corby - Schapelle Corby weeps while listening to the sentence the prosecution was asking the court for smuggling marijuana into Indonesia.
© Getty Images
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Nine years - Schapelle Corby served nine years in an Indonesian prison. She still denies all wrongdoing, claiming that the drugs were planted in her bodyboard bag.
© Getty Images
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Nathan Berry - Nathan Berry was a top Aussie jockey who was diagnosed with Norse syndrome, related to epilepsy, in 2014.
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Died - Nathan Berry died after being placed in an induced coma in April 2014, he was 23-years-old.
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Golden Slipper Stakes
- His brother and fellow jockey, Tommy Berry, dedicated his race to his dying brother at the Golden Slipper Stakes at Rosehill Gardens in Sydney days before Nathan died.
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$2 million - Nathan Berry won the Magic Millions Classic, taking home $2 million in 2014.
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Singapore - Berry was beginning to race in Singapore when he passed.
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351 races - Nathan Berry had won 351 races in Australia.
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Sudden death - His sudden death was sorely felt among his family and the racing community at large.
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Leaving a job - James Hird resigns as head coach of the Essendon Football Club in 2015.
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Golden - Aussie Sally Pearson wins gold in women's 100 metres hurdle at the 2010 New Delhi Commonwealth Games.
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Need a cry? Aussies caught tearing up on camera
We're not crying, you're crying
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Everyone cries, but some Aussies are photographed during important historical moments, after a major loss or victory.
Here's a reminder that the strongest and most famous among us often cry, and ordinary people can come to represent us all.
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