NSW public holidays ยท 2028
NSW Public Holidays 2028
NSW public holiday dates for 2028, calculated from the standard holiday rules currently set out in NSW legislation.
The NSW Government public-holiday page currently publishes statewide dates through 2027. These 2028 dates are calculated from the standard holiday rules in the NSW Public Holidays Act 2010 and should be rechecked when the NSW Government publishes the official 2028 calendar.
| Holiday | Date | Type |
|---|---|---|
| New Year's Day | Saturday 1 January 2028 | Statewide public holiday |
| Additional New Year's Day public holiday | Monday 3 January 2028 | Additional public holiday |
| Australia Day | Wednesday 26 January 2028 | Statewide public holiday |
| Good Friday | Friday 14 April 2028 | Statewide public holiday |
| Easter Saturday | Saturday 15 April 2028 | Statewide public holiday |
| Easter Sunday | Sunday 16 April 2028 | Statewide public holiday |
| Easter Monday | Monday 17 April 2028 | Statewide public holiday |
| Anzac Day | Tuesday 25 April 2028 | Statewide public holiday |
| King's Birthday | Monday 12 June 2028 | Statewide public holiday |
| Labour Day | Monday 2 October 2028 | Statewide public holiday |
| Christmas Day | Monday 25 December 2028 | Statewide public holiday |
| Boxing Day | Tuesday 26 December 2028 | Statewide public holiday |
Basis: NSW Public Holidays Act 2010. These future dates should be rechecked when the NSW Government publishes the official calendar.
Bank Holiday
Monday 7 August 2028
The NSW Bank Holiday is not a declared public holiday. It applies to retail bank branches and certain financial institutions.
NSW public holiday FAQs for 2028
How many public-holiday dates are listed for NSW in 2028?
This calendar lists 12 statewide dates calculated from the current NSW Public Holidays Act 2010 for 2028. The NSW Government has not yet published its official 2028 calendar, and the separate Bank Holiday is not a general declared public holiday.
When is the NSW Bank Holiday in 2028?
Monday 7 August 2028. It applies to retail bank branches and certain financial institutions and is not a general public holiday.