NSW Public Holidays 2024 & 2025: Your Definitive Guide
Planning ahead for 2024 and 2025? Knowing the NSW public holiday dates is crucial for scheduling vacations, events, and important deadlines. This comprehensive guide provides a clear overview of all public holidays in New South Wales for both years, eliminating the need to search across multiple sources. We'll also cover some key considerations for employers and employees regarding these holidays.
While we cannot provide a downloadable PDF (as per your instructions), this detailed list serves as a readily accessible and easily printable reference.
Important Note: This information is for guidance only. Always check the official NSW Government website for the most up-to-date and legally binding information on public holidays.
NSW Public Holidays 2024
Date | Day of the Week | Holiday Name |
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January 1st | Monday | New Year's Day |
January 26th | Friday | Australia Day |
March 18th | Monday | Labour Day |
April 19th | Friday | Good Friday |
April 22nd | Monday | Easter Monday |
April 25th | Thursday | ANZAC Day |
June 10th | Monday | King's Birthday |
August 5th | Monday | Bank Holiday |
September 23rd | Monday | Labour Day |
October 7th | Monday | Queen's Birthday |
December 25th | Wednesday | Christmas Day |
December 26th | Thursday | Boxing Day |
NSW Public Holidays 2025
Date | Day of the Week | Holiday Name |
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January 1st | Wednesday | New Year's Day |
January 27th | Monday | Australia Day |
March 17th | Monday | Labour Day |
April 18th | Friday | Good Friday |
April 21st | Monday | Easter Monday |
April 25th | Friday | ANZAC Day |
June 9th | Monday | King's Birthday |
August 4th | Monday | Bank Holiday |
September 22nd | Monday | Labour Day |
October 6th | Monday | Queen's Birthday |
December 25th | Thursday | Christmas Day |
December 26th | Friday | Boxing Day |
Understanding NSW Public Holiday Observance
- Public holidays are generally observed on the specified dates. However, if a public holiday falls on a weekend, it's usually observed on the preceding Friday or the following Monday. Always confirm the observed date with your employer or official sources.
- Employers are legally obligated to provide public holidays off to their employees. Specific entitlements and pay arrangements should be clarified in individual employment contracts or through relevant legislation.
- Planning for long weekends: Many people use the public holidays as an opportunity to create longer breaks by taking additional leave. Planning ahead is essential, especially for popular travel periods.
This information aims to provide a comprehensive overview of NSW public holidays in 2024 and 2025. Remember to always refer to official government sources for the most accurate and current details. Careful planning around these dates will ensure you can maximize your time off and make the most of these holiday periods.