For the next six months, NSW, Victoria, South Australia, Tasmania and the ACT will be on Australian standard time before daylight saving returns from Sunday October 5.

The time change will happen at 3am Australian eastern daylight saving time (AEDT), which will see clocks reset back to 2am. Which means those living in New South Wales , Victoria, South Australia ...

Victoria, NSW, ACT, Tasmania and South Australia all follow daylight saving time, and so residents of these states will need to adjust their analogue clocks. Or just watch the sky transform into a ...

ACT, NSW, South Australia, Tasmania, Victoria observe daylight saving time The disruption is worse in October when clocks move forward and Australians lose an hour of sleep, than it is in April ...

The end of Daylight Saving could damage your health, but there are some tricks to beating the change. Photo: Getty When the clock strikes 3am this Sunday, millions of Australians will have their ...

Daylight saving was first introduced in Tasmania in 1916 to conserve energy during World War One. It was later adopted across Australia in 1971, though Queensland abandoned it a year later.

Daylight saving ended in a number of Australian states at 3am Sunday morning. Here’s what you need to know. For the next six months, NSW, Victoria, South Australia, Tasmania and the ACT will be ...

Daylight saving time was introduced in Australia as a temporary measure in 1916 to save energy during World War I. Tasmania was the first state to permanently adopt daylight saving time in 1968. Share ...

Daylight saving ended in a number of Australian states at 3am Sunday morning. Here’s what you need to know. For the next six months, NSW, Victoria, South Australia, Tasmania and the ACT will be ...

It’s time NSW and Victoria catch up to us and rid themselves of daylight saving too. Start the day with a summary of the day’s most important and interesting stories, analysis and insights ...