Daylight saving starts Sunday in south-eastern states
On Sunday, clocks in south-eastern Australian states will move forward one hour as daylight saving time takes effect.
Early Sunday morning, residents in south-eastern Australian states will shift their clocks forward by one hour for daylight saving time. Clocks in Victoria and New South Wales move forward.
The change starts at 2am on Sunday, October 5. People need to remember to adjust their clocks before they go to bed on Saturday night.
- Victoria, NSW, ACT, Tasmania
- States affected
- Forward one hour
- Clock adjustment
- October 5 at 2am
- Time and date
Why it mattersThe time change means people need to adjust their clocks and may feel the sleep shift for a few days.
AustraliaSouth-eastern Australians need to adjust their clocks and routines; those travelling between daylight saving and non-daylight saving states will face time differences.
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