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Calendar for Year 2488 (Australia)

January

February

March

14:

22:

29:

13:

21:

28:

14:

21:

28:

April

May

June

12:

20:

26:

12:

19:

26:

10:

17:

24:

July

August

September

10:

16:

24:

15:

22:

31:

13:

21:

29:

October

November

December

13:

21:

28:

11:

20:

27:

11:

19:

26:

Holidays and Observances:

1 Jan	New Year's Day
11 Jan	Laylatul Qadr (Night of Power)
16 Jan	Eid ul Fitr
26 Jan	Australia Day
13 Feb	Lunar New Year
14 Feb	Valentine's Day
17 Mar	St Patrick's Day
21 Mar	Harmony Day
24 Mar	Eid al-Adha
28 Mar	First day of Passover
2 Apr	Good Friday
4 Apr	Last day of Passover
4 Apr	Easter Sunday
4 Apr	Daylight Saving Time ends
5 Apr	Easter Monday
13 Apr	Muharram/Islamic New Year
22 Apr	Ashura
25 Apr	ANZAC Day
9 May	Mother's Day
26 May	National Sorry Day

22 Jun	Milad un Nabi (Mawlid)
4 Jul	First Day of NAIDOC Week
5 Sep	Fathers' Day
7 Sep	Rosh Hashana
16 Sep	Yom Kippur
27 Sep	Hoshana Rabbah
3 Oct	Daylight Saving Time starts
15 Oct	International Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day
2 Nov	Isra and Mi'raj
11 Nov	Remembrance Day
28 Nov	First Sunday of Advent
29 Nov	First Day of Hanukkah
5 Dec	Ramadan Start
6 Dec	Last day of Hanukkah
24 Dec	Christmas Eve
25 Dec	Christmas Day
26 Dec	Boxing Day
30 Dec	Laylatul Qadr (Night of Power)
31 Dec	New Year's Eve

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- Red–Federal Holidays and Sundays.
- Gray–Typical Non-working Days.
- Black–Other Days.
Only common local holidays are listed, holidays are predicted based on current holidays but are likely to change.
Jewish holidays start on or after sunset the day before the date listed.
Islamic holidays start at sunset the day before, but might be one day wrong.