Which states get a public holiday on Monday?
Australians are experiencing a split in public holiday scheduling, with some states observing Labour Day or the King's Birthday while others have no holiday at all. The article provides a breakdown of the regional differences and touches on the historical significance of the labour movement in Australia.
Why it matters
Understanding regional holiday variations is essential for business operations and travel planning within Australia.
Some people are set to enjoy a long weekend, but not every state and territory will have a public holiday on Monday. ( ABC News: Dannielle Maguire )
Link copied Share Share article Many Australians are set to enjoy a three-day weekend, with half the country having a public holiday on Monday.
But other Australians will have to wait at least a month until their next public holiday.
Here's a state-by-state breakdown of the public holidays coming up.
The ACT, New South Wales and South Australia have a public holiday for Labour Day .
But in Queensland, Monday is the King's Birthday public holiday.
The Northern Territory, Tasmania, Victoria and Western Australia do not have a public holiday on Monday.
Not everyone have a public holiday on Monday. ( ABC News: Kylie Silvester )
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