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Forgot your password?Skip to contentReviewed and edited by&nbsp;SchoolHolidaysAustralia.com.au Editorial TeamBy strategically adjusting your vacations around public holidays, you can maximise the benefits of your annual leave!Public holidays are peak travel periods, so we typically advise those with plans to submit their annual leave requests as early as possible.https://www.industrialrelations.nsw.gov.au/public-holidays/public-holidays-in-nsw/To maximise your time off and create an extended weekend by combining annual leave with weekends and public holidays, we’ve prepared a guide to help you make the most of your annual leave allocation efficiently. Here are some smart strategies to consider.Booking in advance can often help save money when it comes to travel. Here are some general guidelines:There are 9 weekday public holidays in NSW.In NSW, the established public holidays encompass New Year’s Day, Australia Day, Good Friday, Easter Saturday, Easter Sunday, Easter Monday, Anzac Day, King’s Birthday, Labour Day, Christmas Day, and Boxing Day.Australia also has bank holidays! Many people think that only the UK has them.Every year, the first Monday of August is a public holiday for bank and financial institution employees in New South Wales.Australia Day is a public holiday across the country on January 26th each year.Past and future datesNSW Public Holidays 2023NSW Public Holidays 2024NSW School HolidaysUnique Things to Do in Phillip Island That You Cannot MissThe Unique Rain Forests of AustraliaDiscover the Magnificent Snowy Mountains in NSWEventsPerth has just unveiled a creative and immersive daytime light maze. This unique experience combines natural daylight with enchanting lighting effects within a massive inflatable structure. Architects of Air, hailing from the UK, presents the “Arborialis” experience – a maze-likeRead moreTravelThe lupin season typically blooms from late November to mid-January. Lupins in New Zealand are perennial herbaceous plants with vibrant colours ranging from pink and yellow to purple. Many of them grow to a height exceeding waist level. Our experienceRead moreEducationIt’s almost time for the kids to head back to school. Many retailers are offering back-to-school discounts on various products. Here’s a Back-to-School supplies list for parents to prepare for the upcoming school year. Check it out! Back-to-School Supplies List:Read moreBack to School Guide (and Discounts)VIC Travel GuideQLD Travel GuideNT/ Uluru Travel GuideTAS Travel GuideNSW Travel GuideWA Travel GuideWhat to Pack for Holiday (Printable Checklist)School Holidays ActivitiesFind Private TutorsActive Kids VouchersFind Dog Beaches2022 School Holidays2023 School Holidays2024 School Holidays2022 Public Holidays2023 Public Holidays2024 Public Holidays

Forgot your password?Skip to contentReviewed and edited by&nbsp;SchoolHolidaysAustralia.com.au Editorial TeamBy strategically adjusting your vacations around public holidays, you can maximise the benefits of your annual leave!Public holidays are peak travel periods, so we typically advise those with plans to submit their annual leave requests as early as possible.https://www.industrialrelations.nsw.gov.au/public-holidays/public-holidays-in-nsw/To maximise your time off and create an extended weekend by combining annual leave with weekends and public holidays, we’ve prepared a guide to help...

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