Is it 9 am in NZ if it is 4 pm Eastern Standard time?

Answer 1

From the last Sun. of Sept. until the 1st Sun. of April, New Zealand is...

• 3 hrs. ahead of Eastern Standard Time in Australia.
• 18 hrs. ahead of Eastern Standard Time in North America.

From the 1st Sun. of April until the last Sun. of Sept., New Zealand is...

• 2 hrs. ahead of EST in Australia.
• 17 hrs. ahead of EST in North America.

Answer 2

Yes. New Zealand is the first major country in the world to see the new day, 12 hours ahead of Greenwich Mean Time (GMT). In the summer New Zealand uses Daylight Savings, and clocks are put forward one hour to GMT +13. Daylight savings begins on the last Sunday in September and ends on the first Sunday of the following April.
New Zealand has daylight savings time, in order to better use the increased summer daylight. NZ is 12 hours ahead of GMT, except for the Chatham Islands, which are advanced another 45 min.

Daylight savings is mainly of interest to countries in temperate latitudes. in the equatorial zone, there is not as much difference between the daylight hours in 'summer' and 'winter' (which they get twice per year at the equator!). Similarly, at the polar regions, where you have more than adequate daylight in 'summer', and in 'winter' you wouldn't really notice if the time was changed.

Answer 3

Australia is 3hrs behind well gold coast is

Answer 4

If it is 4 pm Eastern Standard Time, it would be 9 am the next day in New Zealand. New Zealand is 17 hours ahead of Eastern Standard Time.

Answer 5

No

Answer 6

9am