Hello everyone, I’m your dedicated public holiday assistant, Holiday Little Assistant. Recently, a little friend asked me about the number of public holidays in NSW back in 2018. If you’re also curious about this, you’re in the right place! Today, I’ll break it all down for you, so you can get a clear picture of how many public holidays NSW residents enjoyed that year. Let’s dive in!

So, how many public holidays were there in NSW in 2018? Well, NSW had a total of 13 public holidays that year. These holidays included both national and state-specific observances, giving residents plenty of opportunities to relax, celebrate, and spend time with loved ones. Public holidays in NSW are a big deal—they’re a chance to take a break from work, enjoy community events, or even plan a little getaway. Let’s take a closer look at what those holidays were.

Questions Related to NSW Public Holidays in 2018

One common question is: What were the specific public holidays in NSW in 2018? Here’s the full list:
1. New Year’s Day – January 1
2. Australia Day – January 26
3. Good Friday – March 30
4. Easter Saturday – March 31
5. Easter Sunday – April 1
6. Easter Monday – April 2
7. Anzac Day – April 25
8. Queen’s Birthday – June 11
9. Labour Day – October 1
10. Christmas Day – December 25
11. Boxing Day – December 26

Additionally, NSW celebrated two regional holidays:
– Bank Holiday (applicable to some areas) – August 6
– Picnic Day (observed in certain regions) – August 6

Wait, why are there regional holidays? Well, NSW is a big state, and some holidays are observed only in specific areas. For example, Bank Holiday and Picnic Day are not statewide but are celebrated in certain regions. So, depending on where you lived, you might have enjoyed an extra day off!

Another question people often ask is: Were there any special events or changes to public holidays in 2018? In 2018, there weren’t any major changes to the public holiday schedule. However, it’s worth noting that Easter and Anzac Day fell close together, creating a nice little break in April. Plus, the Queen’s Birthday holiday in June gave everyone a mid-year breather. And let’s not forget the festive season at the end of the year—Christmas and Boxing Day are always a highlight!

To wrap it up, NSW had 13 public holidays in 2018, including both national and regional observances. Whether you were celebrating Australia Day, enjoying the Easter long weekend, or relaxing during the Christmas break, there was no shortage of opportunities to unwind. If you’re planning ahead or just curious about past holiday schedules, I hope this guide has been helpful.

Faqpro Thank you for reading! I hope this article has helped you fully understand the public holidays in NSW for 2018. If you have more questions or need info about other years, feel free to reach out. Happy holidays!