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Time in Australia now
Live local clocks, GMT offsets and regional time zones for Australia.
Understanding time in Australia
Australia is represented by 13 regional time-zone identifiers in the IANA-based data available to this site. A time-zone identifier contains the clock rules for a location, including any seasonal changes. The GMT offset shown above is calculated for the current date and can change where daylight saving applies.
For a future call, use the converter rather than subtracting the offset shown today. Choose the sender’s location, meeting date and local time; Good Time then applies the available rules for that date and displays the result in your location. You can add up to ten locations for an international meeting.
Time zones used for Australia
- Macquarie: Antarctica/Macquarie (GMT+11 now)
- Tokyo: Asia/Tokyo (GMT+9 now)
- Adelaide: Australia/Adelaide (GMT+10:30 now)
- Brisbane: Australia/Brisbane (GMT+10 now)
- Broken Hill: Australia/Broken_Hill (GMT+10:30 now)
- Darwin: Australia/Darwin (GMT+9:30 now)
- Eucla: Australia/Eucla (GMT+8:45 now)
- Hobart: Australia/Hobart (GMT+11 now)
- Lindeman: Australia/Lindeman (GMT+10 now)
- Lord Howe: Australia/Lord_Howe (GMT+11 now)
- Melbourne: Australia/Melbourne (GMT+11 now)
- Perth: Australia/Perth (GMT+8 now)
- Sydney: Australia/Sydney (GMT+11 now)
Frequently asked questions
What time is it in Australia?
The live clocks above show the current local time for each available regional zone in Australia. They update every minute from your device clock.
Does Australia have more than one time zone?
Yes. This directory lists 13 regional identifiers. Check the city or region rather than assuming one clock applies everywhere.
How do I convert a meeting from Australia?
Select a regional clock above, enter the meeting’s date and local time, then choose your own location. The result includes the destination date when the meeting crosses midnight.
Time-zone coverage follows the bundled countries-and-timezones dataset and the rules supported by your browser. Governments can change future rules; reconfirm important appointments near their date. Read about accuracy →