[TUHS] Date madness
Dave Horsfall
dave at horsfall.org
Mon Dec 18 08:15:13 AEST 2017
On Sun, 17 Dec 2017, Random832 wrote:
> That'd be daylight savings, then, not leap years. 1987 was the year that
> the US changed the date of the time shift from the last sunday of April
> to the first.
You should try living in Australia :-) It was a political plaything for
quite a while, until it finally stabilised (except for the Sydney Olympics
in 2000). Neither QLD nor WA have it. Broken Hill, a city in NSW,
observes Central Time. And there was something odd about the railway line
at Echuca at one time (did it observe Central Time once, despite being in
VIC?)...
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