Daylight saving ends on the first Sunday of April in New South Wales, Victoria, South Australia, Tasmania and the ACT, putting the clocks back an hour. 10 April 2029 falls in the month where those five states move off daylight time, while Queensland, Western Australia and the Northern Territory keep the same clock they have run all year without any change.
Tuesday 10 April 2029 carries no recurring public holiday of its own outside the first Tuesday of November, when the Melbourne Cup applies in metropolitan Melbourne. On every other date, this day of the week runs as a standard working day across the country, counted fully in the working-day total above.
A public holiday that falls on a Monday or a Friday produces a three-day weekend without using any annual leave, which is why long-weekend planning around 10 April 2029 depends on which day of the week the nearest public holiday falls on. A midweek holiday delivers no such automatic extension, though many workers bridge it with a single day of leave.