2028 calendar

1 January 2028 is a Saturday: day no. 1 of the year, week no. 52 (weeks starting on Monday), quarter no. 1. January 2028 has 31 days, and 2028 is a leap year: the year therefore has 366 days. In the United States this date is written 1/1/2028; here it is written 1/1/2028. The first day of January 2028 is a Saturday and the last is a Monday. The year 2028 begins on Saturday and ends on Sunday.

Days until the date	512
Weeks until the date	73
Working days until the date	360
Weekend days until 1 January 2028	147
Public holidays until 1 January 2028	10
Working days in January 2028	20
Working days in 2028	254
Weekend days in January 2028	11
Days off in 2028	112
Public holidays in January 2028	2
Public holidays in 2028	7

January 2028

January 2028	February 2028	March 2028	April 2028
May 2028	June 2028	July 2028	August 2028
September 2028	October 2028	November 2028	December 2028

Public holidays

2026

25 December 2026 (Friday) — Christmas Day

26 December 2026 (Saturday) — Boxing Day

2027

1 January 2027 (Friday) — New Year's Day

26 January 2027 (Tuesday) — Australia Day

26 March 2027 (Friday) — Good Friday

29 March 2027 (Monday) — Easter Monday

25 April 2027 (Sunday) — ANZAC Day

25 December 2027 (Saturday) — Christmas Day

26 December 2027 (Sunday) — Boxing Day

2028

1 January 2028 (Saturday) — New Year's Day

How many days in January 2028

How many days in January 2028 — in January 2028 has 31 days
How many days in 2028 — 2028 has 366 days

How many days until 1 January 2028

How many days until 1 January 2028 — 512 days
How many working days until 1 January 2028 — 360 working days
How many weekend days until 1 January 2028 — 147 non-working days
How many months until January 2028 — 17 months
How many hours until 1 January 2028 — 12288 hours
How many minutes until 1 January 2028 — 737280 minutes
Countdown in seconds to 1 January 2028 — 44236800 seconds

2028 is a leap year, with an extra day added to February and 366 days on the calendar rather than the usual 365. The year opens on a Saturday, so New Year's Day itself does not cost anyone a working day, though it does mean the first Monday back is 3 January. Australia Day falls on a Wednesday, 26 January, sitting mid-week rather than anchoring a long weekend, which leaves the summer school holidays as the main drawcard for January travel while the Australian Open plays out in Melbourne.

February carries the leap day this year, with 29 February falling on a Tuesday and giving the shortest month one extra day before autumn begins in March. Easter falls comparatively late, with Good Friday on 14 April and Easter Monday on 17 April, and ANZAC Day follows just over a week later on Tuesday 25 April, close enough to Easter that some workers stack leave across both to stretch out the school holiday break. Daylight saving ends on 2 April, the Sunday before the Easter long weekend begins, so clocks go back just ahead of the holiday.

King's Birthday lands on 12 June for the states that mark it on the second Monday, giving winter its usual mid-year break as the ski fields open across the Snowy Mountains and Victorian Alps. The financial year still runs to 30 June regardless of the leap day added earlier in the year, and the new tax year opens on 1 July as always, with the self-lodgement deadline falling on 31 October. Spring brings the Melbourne Cup on Tuesday 7 November, one of the latest dates the race can fall on, capping off a spring racing carnival that runs deeper into November than usual.

Christmas Day falls on a Monday and Boxing Day on a Tuesday, which strings together the preceding weekend with both public holidays for a four-day break to close out the year. Remembrance Day on 11 November falls on a Saturday, so the 11am silence lands outside the working week for most people. With the extra day added by the leap year, 2028 has 366 days on the calendar rather than the usual 365, one more working day for employers to account for when comparing annual totals against the years either side of it.