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East Coast of Australia is similiar - normally we are AEST (Australian Eastern Standard Time), but during daylight savings, we are in AEDT (Australian Eastern D
by nineteen999 5y ago
East Coast of Australia is similiar - normally we are AEST (Australian Eastern Standard Time), but during daylight savings, we are in AEDT (Australian Eastern Daylight Savings Time).
- Jedd 5y agoA taxonomy that's frustrating for a separate reason - the majority of the Australian east coast does not use DST. (That's if you go by length of coast. If you go by population of states that do use DST, then, okay. If you go by number of states with a coast on the eastern side of the country that use DST, that's only 2/3, or 3/4 if you include Tasmania.)
- abryzak 5y agoAlso I recently noticed that DuckDuckGo time zone conversion ignores you when you enter AEST and uses AEDT when the other states are in daylight savings time and yours is not.
- nineteen999 5y agoYeah, I was only referring to the Eastern states that do use DST at all. But thanks for pointing that out, although it might just have been clearer to say that Queensland does not use DST.