Current Time in Sydney

The live local clock for Sydney, with today's date, the AEST/AEDT abbreviation, the current UTC offset and a direct comparison against Coordinated Universal Time.

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Australia (Eastern)

Australian Eastern Time

22:37:01
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Fri, 02 Oct 2026UTC +10:00
REFERENCE CLOCK
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UTC

Coordinated Universal Time

12:37:01
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Fri, 02 Oct 2026UTC +00:00
SECOND COUNTRY
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United States (Eastern)

US Eastern Time

08:37:01
ET
Fri, 02 Oct 2026UTC -04:00

THE CLOCKS ABOVE ALWAYS SHOW THE LIVE CURRENT TIME. THE ROLLER BELOW IS A LOOKUP TOOL — ROTATING IT NEVER CHANGES THEM.

UTC ↔ AEST/AEDT ↔ ET INTERACTIVE ROLLER

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SELECTED TIMES
AEST/AEDT 22:30
UTC 12:30
ET 08:30
OFFSETS & DAY
SAME DAY
AEST/AEDT UTC +10:00
ET UTC -04:00
UTC +00:00
TIME DIFFERENCE

AEST/AEDT is 10 hours ahead of UTC

ET is 4 hours behind UTC

UTC +10:00
UTC +00:00
UTC -04:00

Australia (Eastern) is 14 hours ahead of United States (Eastern)

🇦🇺 AUSTRALIA (EASTERN)
12369
AEST/AEDT · 22:37:01
🌐 UTC
12369
UTC · 12:37:01
🇺🇸 UNITED STATES (EASTERN)
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ET · 08:37:01

TIME RELATIONSHIP MAP

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What time zone is Sydney in?

Sydney uses Australian Eastern Time (AEST/AEDT), IANA identifier Australia/Sydney.

Australian Eastern Time covers New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland and Tasmania, though Queensland stays on AEST year round.

  • Sydney — same clock as the reading above
  • Melbourne — same clock as the reading above
  • Brisbane — same clock as the reading above
  • Canberra — same clock as the reading above

Daylight saving time in Sydney

Eastern Australia uses AEST (UTC +10:00) in winter and AEDT (UTC +11:00) from October to April — the southern-hemisphere seasons run opposite to Europe and North America.

Comparing Sydney with UTC

The second panel shows UTC beside the local clock, and the roller lets you check any UTC hour against AEST/AEDT — useful when a call, deadline or flight time is published in UTC.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the current UTC offset in Sydney?
It is shown live in the offset panel above, derived from the Australia/Sydney time zone rules for today's date.
Is Sydney ahead of or behind UTC?
The offset panel states the direction and size of the difference in plain language, and updates automatically when daylight saving time starts or ends.
Why do some countries use 30-minute time zones?
A country picks the offset that best matches solar noon across its territory. Where a whole-hour offset would put the sun badly out of step — India, Iran, parts of Australia — a 30 or 45 minute offset fits better.