How many days until NAIDOC Week (first day) in Australia?

There are 244 days until NAIDOC Week (first day) 2027 in Australia β€” Sunday, July 4, 2027.

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About this countdown

This countdown targets NAIDOC Week (first day) on Sunday, July 4, 2027, set by the rule: First Sunday in July. It runs on your device's clock and counts to midnight at the start of the day.

NAIDOC Week (first day) is an observance rather than a public holiday, so offices, banks and schools keep their normal hours. Nobody gets a paid day off for it, though plenty of people mark it anyway. NAIDOC Week is Australia's national week celebrating Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander history, culture and achievement, begining the first Sunday in July. It is an observance, not a public holiday β€” offices, banks and schools stay open across Australia.

Milestones on the way

If you like counting in round numbers rather than watching every second, these are the dates the countdown passes on its way to NAIDOC Week (first day):

NAIDOC Week (first day) dates by year

YearDateDayDays from today
2026July 5, 2026Sunday120 days ago
2027July 4, 2027Sunday244 days

Dates computed from the governing statutes and last verified October 3, 2026. Years beyond officially published schedules are projected from the rule that sets the date.

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Frequently asked questions

How many days until NAIDOC Week (first day)?

There are 244 days until NAIDOC Week (first day), which falls on Sunday, July 4, 2027. The countdown on this page updates every second.

How many weekends are left before NAIDOC Week (first day)?

There are 35 weekends between now and NAIDOC Week (first day) on July 4 β€” useful to know if you are planning shopping trips or preparations.

Is NAIDOC Week (first day) a day off?

NAIDOC Week (first day) is an observance rather than a public holiday, so offices and schools stay open.