Autumn is fully established across the southern states by the end of April, with cooler mornings standard and the first talk of the ski season in the Snowy Mountains and Victorian Alps beginning. The tropical north's cyclone season, which runs from November, comes to its close during April 2028, handing the north over to its dry season. ANZAC Day falls on the fixed date of 25 April every year, regardless of which day of the week it lands on.
The working-day count for April 2028 subtracts ANZAC Day on 25 April along with any days Easter's Good Friday and Easter Monday fall on within the month. Where ANZAC Day lands on a weekend, several states shift a substitute public holiday to the following Monday, adding a further day to the count in those states only. The tropical north's cyclone season, which runs from November, comes to its close by the end of April.
April 2028 runs to 30 days and opens the second calendar quarter of 2028, four months into the 366-day year. The financial year that began the previous July moves two months closer to its 30 June close by the time April ends, with EOFY now clearly in view for most businesses. April opens the second calendar quarter of 2028 as well.