Many friends do not know how much time difference there is between Australia and China. In fact, although Australia has a size of three to four in China, it has only one standard time (Beijing time, UTC 8:00). Australia has three time zones. There are three different types of time difference between China and China, namely, no time difference, 1.5 hours faster and 2 hours faster, and during the annual summer time period (about October to April of the following year), due to the fact that some states use daylight saving time and some do not. The time difference between China and China has increased to five, namely, no time difference, 1.5 hours, 2 hours, 2.5 hours and 3 hours, respectively.
Australia is divided into three time zones:
- The (AEST): includes (Queensland), Queensland, (New South Wales), Victoria, (Victoria), Tasmania, (Tasmania), Queensland, and the Australian Capital Territory, (Australian Capital Territory), eastern states. The AEST time is (Coordinated Universal Time,UTC (World Standard time) plus 10 hours (UTC 10), which is 2 hours faster than Beijing time;
- Central Australia Standard time (ACST): includes South Australia (South Australia), New South Wales, small western town of (New South Wale), Brokenhill (Broken Hill), and Northern Territory (Northern Territory), ACST time, World Standard time (Coordinated Universal Time,. UTC) plus 9 + hours (UTC 9), 1. 5 hours faster than Beijing time;
- Western Australian Standard time (AWST):) covers Western Australia (Western Australia), AWST time for World Standard time (Coordinated Universal Time,UTC) plus 8 hours (UTC 8), with no time difference between Beijing time and Western Australia.
Daylight savings time:
- In the summer, (New South Wales), New South Wales, Victoria, (Victoria), South Australia, (South Australia), Tasmania, (Tasmania), and the Australian Capital Territory, (ACT), will speed up the time by an hour. Switch to Daylight savings time (Daylight Saving Time,DST). Daylight saving time (Daylight Saving Time) begins at 2:00 (AEST) on the first Sunday of October and ends at 3:00 on the first Sunday in April;
- During the daylight saving period, the Australian capital territories of New South Wales, (NSW), (ACT), Victoria, (Victoria), and Tasmania, (Tasmania), will switch from AEST to East Australia Daylight time (Australian Eastern Daylight Time,AEDT), UTC 11, 3 hours faster than Beijing time;
- (South Australia), South Australia, and Brokenhill (Broken Hill), a small western town of (New South Wale), New South Wales, switched from ACST to (Australian Central Daylight Time,ACDT), UTC 10 in central Australia, 2.5 hours faster than Beijing time;
- When Queensland (Queensland), Northern Territory (Northern Territory) or Western Australia (Western Australia) does not implement Daylight savings, the time is the same as in winter.
World time Zone:
- Greenwich mean time (Greenwich Mean Time,GMT) is based on zero longitude, starting from this line to the east and west to calculate the global time zone, a term that has now been widely replaced by (UTC) (World Standard time).
