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time change
Sounds dumb but when the clocks go forward tomorrow how does it affect how i work out what time it is in Australia??
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Add 1 hour less than you used to:
Areas using Western Standard Time (e.g. Perth) will only be 7 hours ahead of us, instead of 8.
Areas using Central Summer (Daylight) Time (e.g. Adelaide) will be 9 hrs 30 mins ahead of us, instead of 10 hrs 30 mins BUT ONLY UNTIL 02/04/06. (Thereafter these areas revert to Central Standard Time. These areas will then be 8 hrs 30 mins ahead of us).
Areas using Eastern Summer (Daylight) Time (e.g. Melbourne, Hobart, Canberra, Sydney) will be 9 hrs 30 mins ahead of us instead of 10 hrs 30 mins BUT ONLY UNTIL 02/04/06. Thereafter these areas revert to Eastern Standard Time. These areas will then be 8 hrs 30 mins ahead of us).
Chris
Areas using Western Standard Time (e.g. Perth) will only be 7 hours ahead of us, instead of 8.
Areas using Central Summer (Daylight) Time (e.g. Adelaide) will be 9 hrs 30 mins ahead of us, instead of 10 hrs 30 mins BUT ONLY UNTIL 02/04/06. (Thereafter these areas revert to Central Standard Time. These areas will then be 8 hrs 30 mins ahead of us).
Areas using Eastern Summer (Daylight) Time (e.g. Melbourne, Hobart, Canberra, Sydney) will be 9 hrs 30 mins ahead of us instead of 10 hrs 30 mins BUT ONLY UNTIL 02/04/06. Thereafter these areas revert to Eastern Standard Time. These areas will then be 8 hrs 30 mins ahead of us).
Chris
Read about Australia here:
http://greenwichmeantime.com/time-zone/clock-changes/
The change has been delayed because of the Commonwealth games.
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