when does daylight savings start in NSW Australia?

Question

is it tomorrow or end of october did it pass the vote to start early or what? please help thanks

Answer 1

2am becomes 3am on Sunday 28 October.

Answer 2

Daylight saving starts on Sunday 28 October 2007 at 2am when clocks are put forward one hour.
Pending Parliament's consideration of a Bill to extend daylight saving, the position at present is that daylight saving ends on Sunday 30 March 2008 at 3am, when clocks are put back one hour. Note that if the legislation is passed, daylight saving will end on Sunday 6 April 2008.

Answer 3

This year it's the 28th of October. Below is a link to the government site that has the daylight saving details. If you're a bit internet jaded and don't want to click on the link below just do a search on the NSW government, go to their portal site and you should be able to confirm the info quite easily.

Answer 4

This year daylight savings begins 3 weeks earlier- it was passed by the state govt in march of this year-

it will begin on the first sunday oof october (instead of the last)- that is the 7th of Oct

am i sure- yes im sure- firstly i read the news paper and know my current affairs and sencondly because i sail in a sailing competition that only runs during daylight savings time (otherwise its too dark)- and this year we get 3 extra weeks of sailing, becuase daylight savings has been brought froward and extended for 3 weeks...

Answer 5

Daylight Saving ends on the 6th of April (next weekend) in NSW, Vic, Tas, and SA. In WA it ends on the 30th March (tomorrow).

Answer 6

Daylight saving begins on 28 October this year. Next year it will be earlier. ozgurl6827 is ahead of herself. This is from the State Attorney General's Department:

On 27 June 2007 the Premier announced that legislation would be introduced to provide New South Wales residents with extra daylight saving.
There will be no change in New South Wales to the start of the daylight saving period this year, scheduled for 28 October 2007, the last Sunday in October.
A Bill is presently before Parliament and will be debated in the current session.
If the Bill is passed, daylight saving will begin at 2 am, Eastern Standard Time, on the first Sunday in October and end at 3 am summer time on the first Sunday in April. This change would take effect at the end of the 2007/2008 summer, if the legislation is passed. This means that residents in New South Wales would have an additional three weeks of daylight saving at the beginning and one week at the end.
The decision to harmonise daylight saving across the south-eastern states and the ACT was made after careful consideration of the impact on both rural and urban communities.
The extended period will provide uniformity for business activities conducted across state lines and is consistent with the Council of Australian Governments' focus on reducing regulatory burdens on business.

Answer 7

Sunday 28th October should be the day as it is the same as Victoria

Next year it changes to Sunday the 5th October