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Current local time in DarwinNorthern Territory, Australia

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Australia/DarwinUTC+9:30

Darwin keeps Australian Central Standard Time (ACST, UTC+9:30) all year, with no daylight saving. Its IANA time zone is Australia/Darwin.

Daylight saving time in Darwin

Darwin does not observe daylight saving time. It stays on UTC+9:30 all year, so its difference from places that do change their clocks — most of Europe and North America — shifts by an hour twice a year, even though nothing changes locally.

Darwin time zone at a glance

IANA time zone
Australia/Darwin
UTC offset
UTC+9:30
Daylight saving
Not observed
Next clock change
None in the next 14 months
Country
Australia
Region
Northern Territory
Coordinates
-12.46°, 130.84°
Population
139,902
Local date
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Sunrise and sunset in Darwin today

Computed from Darwin's latitude and longitude for the current local date. Times shift by a minute or two either side depending on elevation and the horizon you actually see.

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Sunset
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Solar noon
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Civil dawn
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Civil dusk
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Golden hour begins
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Full twilight and golden-hour breakdown

Darwin time difference from major cities

CityLocal time nowDarwin is
SydneyAustralia—1h 30m behind
New York CityUnited States—13h 30m ahead
LondonUnited Kingdom—8h 30m ahead
DubaiUnited Arab Emirates—5h 30m ahead
SingaporeSingapore—1h 30m ahead
TokyoJapan—0h 30m ahead

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Darwin time: questions and answers

What time is it in Darwin right now?
The clock at the top of this page shows the live local time in Darwin, updated every second from your device's clock. Darwin keeps Australian Central Standard Time (ACST, UTC+9:30) all year, with no daylight saving.
What time zone is Darwin in?
Darwin is in the IANA time zone Australia/Darwin: Australian Central Standard Time (ACST, UTC+9:30) all year, with no daylight saving.
Does Darwin observe daylight saving time?
No. Darwin stays on UTC+9:30 all year, so its difference from places that do change their clocks shifts twice a year even though nothing changes locally.

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