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As southerners prepare to wind clocks ahead, most Queenslanders want the same

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Queensland, Western Australia and the Northern Territory remain the only Australian jurisdictions without daylight saving. A survey by UQ found support was highest in south-east Queensland. But a total of 68 per cent also backed a split timezones solution where the state moved to two timezone or just the south- east corner took-up.

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As southerners prepare to wind clocks ahead, most Queenslanders want the same

Early detail from new national daylight saving research suggests strong support in the Sunshine State – even with two timezones. Political will is a different story.

10 months ago·Brisbane City, Australia

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