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South Australia Public Holidays 2026

See the next SA public holiday, every date for the year, and how observed days work.

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Next public holiday
3 days
Labour Day
Monday 5 October 2026
Part of a natural long weekend — no leave required.
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Christmas Eve
24 Dec
83d
Christmas Day
25 Dec
84d
Proclamation Day holiday (Boxing Day)
26 Dec
85d
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Every SA public holiday in 2026

15 public holidays
1 Jan
Thursday
New Year's Day
26 Jan
Monday
Australia Day
Long weekend
9 Mar
Monday
Adelaide Cup Day
Long weekend
3 Apr
Friday
Good Friday
Long weekend
4 Apr
Saturday
Easter Saturday
Long weekend
5 Apr
Sunday
Easter Sunday
Long weekend
6 Apr
Monday
Easter Monday
Long weekend
25 Apr
Saturday
Anzac Day
Always observed on the actual date; SA has no substitute/additional day for Anzac Day falling on a weekend.
Long weekend
8 Jun
Monday
King's Birthday
Long weekend
5 Oct
Monday
Labour Day
Long weekend
24 Dec
Thursday
Christmas Eve
Part-day public holiday: a person working between 7pm and midnight is entitled to public holiday rates. Does not affect prescribed trading hours.
25 Dec
Friday
Christmas Day
Long weekend
26 Dec
Saturday
Proclamation Day holiday (Boxing Day)
An additional public holiday is observed 28 Dec.
Falls on a Saturday; an additional public holiday is observed the following Monday.
Long weekend
28 Dec
Monday
Additional Day (Proclamation Day)
Additional public holiday — Proclamation Day holiday (Boxing Day) falls on a weekend.
Proclamation Day holiday falls on a Saturday; observed the following Monday in addition to the actual date.
Long weekend Additional day
31 Dec
Thursday
New Year's Eve
Part-day public holiday: a person working between 7pm and midnight is entitled to public holiday rates. Does not affect prescribed trading hours.

Official sources

Government of South Australia (SafeWork SA)

Last checked: 20 août 2026

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Dates are sourced from official authorities and reviewed regularly. Regional and local variations may apply — always check with your workplace or local council where relevant.