What time zone is Melbourne in?

Answer 1

Melbourne runs on GMT/UTC + 10 hrs. This is often abbreviated to EST for Eastern Standard Time. Up to the minute information on the current time in Melbourne can be found here: http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/city.html?n=152
Greenwich Mean Time [ GMT ] is the starting place for International time.Melbourne,and the rest of eastern coastal Australia,is 10 hours in front of GMT.Therefore if it is 12.00 NOON in London it is 10.00 PM in Melbourne on the same day.So time in Melbourne is GMT + 10 Hrs.If I knew where you lived I could Have told you what the time difference between you and Melbourne is. It is simple arithmetic, find your Geographical position from GMT and how many Hrs. plus or minus is the difference.IE,if you live west of Greenwich you will be minus some Hrs.whatever that sum is, increase it by 10 Hrs and you have melboure time.Should you live east of GMT you will be plus some Hrs [GMT+] whatever those Hrs,subtract from 10 and you have Melbourne time.Should you live more than 10Hrs east of GMT ,say about 12/13 Hrs,you are probably in New Zealand which is almost on the International Date Line so is the first large place to see the dawn of the new day.These times are standard G

MT , but where daylight saving [DS] occurs 1Hr adjustments must be made.Melb. has DS so in Melbourne summertime is GMT+11 and winter is standard.

Nowhere near as complicated as it sounds,we did not make these rules,the Sun and Earth's rotation around its own axis and its journey around the Sun did that.When we decided to record time we simply followed these rules

Answer 2

Melbourne and Brisbane are both in the Eastern Time Zone, but during Australia's Summer Time Melbourne is 1 hour ahead of Brisbane because Queensland does not observe Summer Time.

So when the time in Brisbane is 10 PM Eastern Standard Time, the time in Melbourne might be either 10 PM Eastern Standard Time or 11 PM Eastern Summer Time.

In Australia, Summer Time begins on the 1st Sunday of October and ends on the 1st Sunday of April.

Melbourne is 1 hour ahead of Brisbane.

Answer 3

the time in melbourne right now is 15 past a fat man and dog on a farm

Answer 4

Melbourne is in the Australian Eastern Standard Time zone.

Answer 5

Yes, it is. However, From 7th October, 2012 - 7th April, 2013 Melbourne will change its clock to AEDT due to daylight saving time.

Answer 6

Melbourne is in the Australian Eastern Standard Time (AEST) time zone. Additionally, during daylight saving time, it is in the Australian Eastern Daylight Time (AEDT) time zone.

Answer 7

10am, without daylight saving.