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Millions of Aussies will lose an hour of sleep this weekend when daylight saving begins in parts of the country.
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saving → see → country
Residents in NSW, Victoria, Tasmania, South Australia and the ACT will move their clocks forward from 2am to 3am on Sunday, October 4.
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Residents → move → Sunday
Meanwhile those in Queensland, Western Australia and the Northern Territory do not observe daylight saving, so their clocks will remain unchanged.
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clocks → observe → saving
The time change coincides with the NRL grand final every year, meaning some Knights and Roosters fans will be watching the decider on an hour less sleep.
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fans → coincide → sleep
However, Newcastle supporters may struggle to get much shut-eye regardless as they eagerly await the club's first grand final appearance since 2001.
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they → struggle → 2001
Fortunately, many will still be able to catch up on sleep thanks to the Labour Day public holiday on Monday in NSW, the ACT and SA.
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many → catch → NSW
The purpose of daylight saving is to extend daylight further into the evening, allowing more time for outdoor activities after work or school.
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purpose → extend → work
Historically, it was promoted as an energy-saving measure because longer evening daylight could reduce demand for artificial lighting.
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daylight → promote → lighting
Millions of Aussies will lose an hour of sleep this weekend when daylight saving begins in five parts of the country (stock Image)
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saving → lose → country
The time change coincides with the NRL grand final every year, meaning some Knights and Roosters fans will be watching the decider on an hour less sleep
Historically, daylight saving was promoted as an energy-saving measure because longer evening daylight could reduce demand for artificial lighting (stock image)
While many devices automatically adjust for daylight saving, such as smartphones, TVs and computers, some older or manual clocks will need to be changed by hand.
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clocks → coincide → hand
NSW, VIC, TAS and the ACT will switch from Australian Eastern Standard Time (AEST) to Australian Eastern Daylight Time (AEDT) when clocks jump forward on Sunday.
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clocks → switch → Sunday
SA will also move its clocks forward, shifting from Australian Central Standard Time (ACST) to Australian Central Daylight Time (ACDT) while remaining 30 minutes behind the eastern states.
QLD will stay on AEST, while the NT and WA will remain on their current time zones.
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NT → move → zones
As a result, Western Australia will be three hours behind the eastern daylight-saving states over summer.
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Australia → save → summer
Daylight saving was first introduced nationally as a temporary wartime measure in 1916 during World War I.
Tasmania became the first state to reintroduce daylight saving after World War II when it adopted the measure in 1968.
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it → introduce → 1968
Daylight saving will end on Sunday, April 4, 2027, when clocks are moved back from 3am to 2am.
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clocks → end → am
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