QLD Public Holidays 2023
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QLD Public Holidays 2023

How many public holidays are there in Queensland QLD 2023?

Living in the Queensland? Here’s a list of all the QLD public holidays you need to know in 2023, as well as other important dates to make a note of on your calendar.

Whether you’re living in the Queensland or just visiting, it’s important to note the dates of the holidays as many businesses and restaurants typically close or have reduced services on these days especially during the long weekend.

To ensure you don’t miss out on anything important, our guide puts together a list of QLD public holidays 2023 and important dates including the national days for your calendar.

How many Public Holidays are there in QLD in 2023?

There are 10 Weekday Public Holidays in QLD this year.

Public Holidays in QLD in 2023

DateDayHoliday
1 JanSunNew Year’s Day
2 JanMonNew Year Holiday
26 JanThuAustralia Day
7 AprFriGood Friday
8 AprSatDay following Good Friday
9 AprSunEaster Sunday
10 AprMonEaster Monday
25 AprTueAnzac Day
1 MayMonLabour Day
16 AugWedEkka Wednesday *
2 OctMonQueen’s Birthday
24 DecSunChristmas Eve *
25 DecMonChristmas Day
26 DecTueBoxing Day

For more information, please visit the official website.

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