23 January 2029 sits in the middle of the Australian summer, when the southern states run hot and dry with bushfire risk at its seasonal peak. The tropical north sits inside its wet season, part of the cyclone season that runs from November through to April every year. Daylight saving stays in effect in New South Wales, Victoria, South Australia, Tasmania and the ACT for the whole of January, keeping evenings light well past eight in the evening across those five states.
Tuesday 23 January 2029 is an ordinary working day in the standard Monday-to-Friday week, sitting in the first half of its week and counting toward the working-day total shown above. It follows the return-to-work adjustment of Monday and precedes the midweek point that Wednesday marks in most Australian workplaces running a standard five-day schedule.
The working-day count on this page excludes both weekend days and any public holiday declared for the state selected, so the same date in 2029 can show a different total depending on which state's calendar applies to 23 January. Interstate businesses need to check more than one state's list before setting a national deadline.