Date information online

Pick a month to see the details of any date — the day of the week, working days and countdowns.

Need to know exactly what falls on a given date? Every day, month and year from 2026 onwards has its own page here, with the day of the week, the week number, working days and the public holidays that apply.

Key features

  1. Detailed information: The day of the week, the week and quarter number, how far through the year the date sits, and how many days remain until it.
  2. Historical data: Past dates work the same way — useful when you need to confirm what day something actually happened on.
  3. Planning ahead: For dates ahead, the working-day count already excludes weekends and public holidays, including the state ones.
  4. Free, and nothing to install: Everything is calculated in your browser, from your own device clock.

How the date pages work

There is nothing to set up:

What people use it for

Common cases:

  • Historical research: Confirming a past date — a start date, an anniversary, a deadline that has already passed.
  • Countdowns: Counting the days to a birthday, a public holiday or a long weekend.
  • Personal records: Working out how many working days sit between two dates, with state holidays taken out.

Every date has a permanent address, so a page you find useful can simply be bookmarked.

A calendar page sounds like the simplest thing on the site, but the useful version does more than show a grid of numbers — it needs to say whether each date is a public holiday, a weekend, or an ordinary working day, and get that right for whichever state you care about. This section covers full years, individual months and single days from 2026 through to 2030.

Year pages give a full overview at a glance, month pages zoom into a normal monthly grid with holidays marked, and day pages go into more detail: the date, the day of the week, whether it's a public holiday anywhere in Australia, and a running count of working days completed and remaining in that month or year.

What each level covers

  • Year view: all twelve months with national and state holidays marked
  • Month view: a standard grid with holidays and weekends highlighted
  • Day view: full detail for one date, including its working-day status
  • Coverage from 2026 through 2030, useful for planning well ahead

The working-day counts on day pages take state-specific public holidays into account, so a date used for scheduling in Adelaide won't be silently treated the same as the identical date in Brisbane. That matters for anyone planning payroll, project deadlines or leave that has to line up with an actual working calendar rather than a generic one.

Because the calendar runs five years out, it's also useful for longer-range planning — checking which financial year a date falls in, working out how many working days sit between now and a project milestone in 2028, or simply confirming what day of the week Christmas falls on a few years from now.

Common questions

Which years does the calendar cover?

2026 through to 2030, at the year, month and day level, so you can plan a fair way ahead.

Do the calendar pages show public holidays?

Yes, both national public holidays and state-specific ones are marked on the year, month and day pages.

How is a date's working-day status worked out?

It excludes weekends and the public holidays that apply to the state you're checking, since some holidays only affect certain states.

Can I see an entire year at a glance?

Yes, the year view lays out all twelve months together with holidays marked, before you drill into a specific month or day for more detail.