Planning ahead for 2025? Knowing the Queensland public holiday dates is crucial for scheduling work, travel, and family time. This comprehensive guide provides a complete list of Queensland's public holidays for 2025, including information on observing days and potential variations.
Official Queensland Public Holidays 2025:
This list is subject to official confirmation closer to the date. Always check the official Queensland Government website for the most up-to-date information.
| Date | Day of the Week | Public Holiday |
|---|---|---|
| January 1st | Wednesday | New Year's Day |
| January 26th | Sunday | Australia Day |
| March 10th | Monday | Labour Day |
| April 18th | Friday | Good Friday |
| April 21st | Monday | Easter Monday |
| April 25th | Friday | ANZAC Day |
| June 9th | Monday | Queen's Birthday |
| October 6th | Monday | Labour Day |
| December 25th | Thursday | Christmas Day |
| December 26th | Friday | Boxing Day |
Understanding Public Holiday Observances:
If a public holiday falls on a weekend, the following Monday is usually observed as a public holiday. However, it's always best to confirm this with your employer and refer to official government sources. This is especially important for businesses and organizations that may have specific policies regarding weekend holiday observances.
Planning Your 2025 Calendar:
Knowing these dates allows you to:
- Plan your vacations and time off: Coordinate family gatherings, travel plans, and personal appointments around these non-working days.
- Schedule work and business activities: Avoid scheduling important meetings or deadlines that fall on public holidays.
- Prepare for potential disruptions: Understand that many services might have reduced hours or be closed on public holidays.
Beyond the Public Holidays:
While this list covers the official public holidays, remember that many Queenslanders also enjoy other significant events and celebrations throughout the year. These might include local festivals, school holidays, and other community events. Checking local event calendars will provide a more holistic view of the year's activities.
Staying Updated:
For the most accurate and current information, always consult the official Queensland Government website dedicated to public holidays. This ensures you have the latest details and any potential amendments.
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