How to use the online alarm clock
Midnight is the alarm that bridges one day into the next, and on australiati.me the minute-by-minute list under this hour gets used by two very different crowds. There are people just finishing a late shift — nurses, security guards, hospitality staff closing up a bar — who set a midnight alarm as a safety net in case they doze off before getting home. And there are people just starting one: baggage handlers, freight drivers and around-the-clock warehouse crews whose day begins exactly as everyone else's ends.
New parents are another big group here. A midnight alarm for a feed or a medication dose doesn't care what the clock face says, only that the phone or laptop actually goes off, which is why the exact minute matters more at this hour than almost any other.
Midnight also carries a few dates that matter more than others — New Year's Eve countdowns, and for some households, keeping time with relatives overseas where the day is only just starting. Because Australia runs across several time zones, midnight in Perth is well after midnight in Sydney, so the alarm always follows your device's own clock rather than any single state's time.
Every minute from 12:00 am through 12:59 am has its own page below, each running entirely in your browser — no app, no account, just a tab you leave open until the alarm sounds.
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