2026 Calendar Australia with Public Holidays, Free to Print
Here is the complete 2026 calendar Australia. View it online, check the public holidays in one table, and download a free printable calendar 2026 Australia in PDF.
Every template is A4, starts the week on Monday and is ready to print. No sign-up, no email.
January 2026
February 2026
March 2026
April 2026
May 2026
June 2026
July 2026
August 2026
September 2026
October 2026
November 2026
December 2026
Australian public holidays in 2026
These are the public holidays printed on all our Australian templates. Some holidays, such as Labour Day, the Melbourne Cup, or Reconciliation Day, apply only in certain states or territories, so add them manually for your state.
| Date | Event |
|---|---|
| New Year's Day | |
| Australia Day | |
| Good Friday | |
| Easter Monday | |
| Anzac Day | |
| King's Birthday (ACT, NSW, NT, SA, TAS, VIC) | |
| King's Birthday (WA) | |
| King's Birthday (QLD) | |
| Christmas Day | |
| Boxing Day |
Free Printable 2026 Australia Yearly Calendars
Pick one of the four yearly templates below. Each one is free, fits A4 paper and comes as a PDF or a JPG image.
01 2026 Australia Calendar with Public Holidays
All 12 months of 2026 on one A4 page, with every public holiday marked in colour. A good pick for the fridge, a notice board or the office wall.
- Format: PDF, JPG
- Portrait
- A4
02 2026 Australia Calendar on One Page
The whole of 2026 on a single sheet, with a clean layout that is easy to read from across the room. Print it as a simple yearly planner.
- Format: PDF, JPG
- Portrait
- A4
03 2026 Australia Calendar with Week Numbers
Each week of 2026 has its number next to it, handy for work schedules and school planning. Weeks follow the ISO system, starting on Monday.
- Format: PDF, JPG
- Portrait
- A4
04 Blank 2026 Australia Calendar
No holidays printed, just the dates. Add your own: birthdays, trips or state holidays and school terms.
- Format: PDF, JPG
- Portrait
- A4
A Calendar Made for Australia
Public holidays in Australia depend on where you live. Some are national, like Australia Day and Anzac Day. Others, like Labour Day or the King’s Birthday, fall on different dates in different states.
Our 2026 calendar Australia shows the national public holidays and the three King’s Birthday dates, with the states in brackets. The online calendar marks them in colour. Click a coloured day to jump to the table.
You can print the year in four styles:
- 2026 calendar with Australian public holidays: the 12 months on one A4 page.
- 2026 calendar with week numbers: useful for rosters and work planning.
- 2026 one-page calendar: clean and easy to read from across the room.
- Blank 2026 calendar: no holidays, so you can add your own state’s dates.
More room to write? See the 2026 monthly calendar, the 3-month calendar or the 6-month calendar.
Key Dates in 2026
2026 starts on a Thursday. It has 365 days.
- Australia Day (26 January) is on a Monday, so it makes a long weekend everywhere.
- Easter runs from Good Friday, 3 April, to Easter Monday, 6 April.
- Anzac Day (25 April) falls on a Saturday.
- King’s Birthday is on Monday 8 June in most states, Monday 28 September in WA and Monday 5 October in Queensland.
- Boxing Day is on a Saturday. In most states, Monday 28 December is an extra public holiday.
State Holidays to Add Yourself
These days are not on the templates, because they only apply in some states or territories:
- Victoria: Labour Day, Monday 9 March; Melbourne Cup Day, Tuesday 3 November (metro Melbourne).
- New South Wales: Labour Day, Monday 5 October.
- Queensland: Labour Day, Monday 4 May.
- Western Australia: Labour Day, Monday 2 March; WA Day, Monday 1 June.
- South Australia: Adelaide Cup Day, Monday 9 March; Labour Day, Monday 5 October.
- ACT: Canberra Day, Monday 9 March; Reconciliation Day, Monday 1 June.
- Tasmania: Eight Hours Day, Monday 9 March.
- Northern Territory: May Day, Monday 4 May; Picnic Day, Monday 3 August.
Easter Saturday and Easter Sunday are also public holidays in several states. Always check your state government’s website for the final list.
Use It as a Yearly Planner
Many people print the one-page version as a simple yearly planner. Pin it on the wall, then mark school terms, holidays, birthdays and work deadlines. Thicker paper (160 gsm or more) will keep it flat all year.
Daylight saving ends on Sunday 5 April and starts again on Sunday 4 October in NSW, Victoria, the ACT, Tasmania and South Australia. Queensland, WA and the NT do not change their clocks.
How to Print
Click PDF under the template you want. Choose A4, set the scale to 100%, and print. The navy, red and white design looks best in colour but uses little ink.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this calendar free?
Yes. All templates are free to download and print for home, school and work.
Does the calendar start on Monday?
Yes. Monday is the usual first day of the week in Australia, so all our templates use it.
Why are there three King’s Birthday dates?
Most states hold it on the second Monday of June. Western Australia and Queensland hold it later in the year. We show all three, with the states in brackets.
Are school holidays included?
No. School terms are different in each state, so add your own dates to the calendar.
What paper size is it?
A4, the standard paper size in Australia.