New Zealand Daylight Saving Time (UTC+13) is 23 hours ahead of Cook Islands Time (UTC-10).
When New Zealand is on Daylight Saving Time (UTC+13), it is 6 hours ahead of Thailand (UTC+7).
New Zealand & Australia but not in Queensland (Which is part of Australia)
New Zealand observes daylight saving time from the last Sunday of September through the first Sunday of April.
Were it not for Daylight Savings Time, New Zealand would be 17 hours ahead of Eastern Standard Time. But since these two cities are in opposite hemispheres (New York in the Northern Hemisphere, and New Zealand in the Southern) they have opposite seasons (when it's winter in New Zealand, it's summer in New York, and vice versa). Because they have opposite seasons, New Zealand is on Daylight Savings Time when the U.S. is not, and the U.S. is on Daylight Savings Time when New Zealand is not. There are only a few weeks in a year when both are on Daylight Savings or Standard Time (as New York begins Daylight Savings a few weeks before New Zealand ends Daylight Savings, and vice versa). So, during the middle of the year (approximately March/April through September/November), New Zealand is 16 hours ahead of Eastern Daylight Time. During the rest of the year (approximately September/November to March/April) New Zealand is 18 hours ahead of Eastern Standard Time. From late September (when New Zealand begins Daylight Savings) to early November (when New York ends Daylight Savings), and from mid-March (when Daylight Savings begins in New York) to early April (when it ends in New Zealand), New Zealand is 17 hours ahead of New York. Also, the Chatham Islands are 45 minutes ahead of mainland New Zealand. So, the Chatham Islands are 16 hours and 45 minutes ahead of Eastern Daylight Time, and 18 hours and 45 minutes ahead of Eastern Standard Time. So, in December, if it's 10 AM on a Tuesday in New Zealand, it is 4 PM Monday in New York City. In July, if it's 10 AM on a Tuesday in New Zealand, it's 6 PM Monday in New York City. From late September to early November, if it's 10 AM on a Tuesday in New Zealand, it's 5 PM Monday in New York City. Also, from mid-March to early April, if it's 10 AM on a Tuesday in New Zealand, it's 5 PM Monday in New York City.
If "la" means Los Angeles then the time difference is 2 hours when LA is not on daylight savings time (winter) and 3 hours when it goes on daylight savings time (summer).
Western Samoa is 1 hr. ahead of New Zealand (all year).
12 hours depending on daylight savings
The time difference between New Zealand and England (UK) varies between 11 and 13 hours throughout the year. Generally, when New Zealand is on Daylight Savings Time the time difference is 13 hours and when the UK is on Daylight Savings Time the time difference is 11 hours. The difference is 12 hours in the cross-over periods (when both observe DST at the same time which is approx. 2 months a year). The best way to check is via a time difference calculator. UK is at UT = 0. New Zealand is UT + 12 hours, apart from the Chatham Islands which are UT + 12.45. And of course, civil time in both countries use Summer Time a.k.a. Daylight Saving Time as appropriate.
Were it not for Daylight Savings Time, New Zealand would be 20 hours ahead of Pacific Time. But New Zealand is on Daylight Savings Time when the U.S. is not, and the U.S. is on Daylight Savings Time when New Zealand is not (except for the few weeks when both are on Daylight Savings or Standard Time). So, during the middle of the year (approximately March/April through September/November) New Zealand is 19 hours ahead of Pacific Daylight Time. During the rest of the year (approximately September/November through March/April), New Zealand is 21 hours ahead of Pacific Standard Time. From September 26 (when New Zealand begins Daylight Savings) to November 7 (when New York ends Daylight Savings), and from March 14 (when Daylight Savings begins in New York) to April 4 (when it ends in New Zealand), New Zealand is 17 hours ahead of New York. Also, New Zealand's Chatham Islands are 45 minutes ahead of the mainland. So the Chatham Islands are 19 hours and 45 minutes ahead of the Pacific Time Zone during the middle of the year, 21 hours and 45 minutes ahead of the Pacific Time Zone during the rest of the year, and 20 hours and 45 minutes ahead during the few weeks when both places are on Daylight Savings or Standard Time. So, in December, if it's 6 PM on Friday in California, it's 3 PM on Saturday in mainland New Zealand. In July, if it's 6 PM Friday in California, then it's 1 PM Saturday in mainland New Zealand. From September 26 to November 7, if it's 6 PM Friday in California, it's 2 PM Saturday in mainland New Zealand. Also, from March 14 to April 4, if it's 6 PM Friday in California, it's 2 PM Saturday in mainland New Zealand.
Were it not for Daylight Savings Time, New Zealand would be 17 hours ahead of Eastern Standard Time. But since these two cities are in opposite hemispheres (New York in the Northern Hemisphere, and New Zealand in the Southern) they have opposite seasons (when it's winter in New Zealand, it's summer in New York, and vice versa).Because they have opposite seasons, New Zealand is on Daylight Savings Time when the U.S. is not, and the U.S. is on Daylight Savings Time when New Zealand is not. There are only a few weeks in a year when both are on Daylight Savings or Standard Time (as New York begins Daylight Savings a few weeks before New Zealand ends Daylight Savings, and vice versa).So, during the middle of the year (approximately March/April through September/November), New Zealand is 16 hours ahead of Eastern Daylight Time.During the rest of the year (approximately September/November to March/April) New Zealand is 18 hours ahead of Eastern Standard Time.From late September (when New Zealand begins Daylight Savings) to early November (when New York ends Daylight Savings), and from mid-March (when Daylight Savings begins in New York) to early April (when it ends in New Zealand), New Zealand is 17 hours ahead of New York.Also, the Chatham Islands are 45 minutes ahead of mainland New Zealand. So, the Chatham Islands are 16 hours and 45 minutes ahead of Eastern Daylight Time, and 18 hours and 45 minutes ahead of Eastern Standard Time.So, in December, if it's 7 AM on Tuesday in New Zealand, then it's 1 PM on Monday in New York.In July, if it's 7 AM on Tuesday in New Zealand, then it's 3 PM on Monday in New York.From late September to early November, if it's 7 AM on Tuesday in New Zealand, then it's 2 PM on Monday in New York.Also, from mid-March to early April, if it's 7 AM on Tuesday in New Zealand, it's 2 PM on Monday in New York.
When New Zealand is on Daylight Saving Time (UTC+13), it is 6 hours ahead of Thailand (UTC+7).
New Zealand & Australia but not in Queensland (Which is part of Australia)
it five hours behind so if it 5.00 in nz it will be noon in Singapore
Australian eastern time is 2 hours behind New Zealand except for 2 weeks in October and March due to differences in daylight savings. Queensland does not have daylight savings so the difference there is 3 hours behind from October to April and 2 hours at other times.
Sunday 28 September, 2009
Arkansas Central time is currently 18 hours behind New Zealand and will be 19 hours behind when Daylight savings time ends on November 2.
New Zealand observes daylight saving time from the last Sunday of September through the first Sunday of April.