AUSFA-0012 · gpt-5.6-sol (high)Anzac Day is **Saturday 25 April 2026**. There is **no uniform national substitute public holiday on Monday 27 April 2026**.
| Jurisdiction | Monday 27 April 2026 |
|---|---|
| Australian Capital Territory | **Additional public holiday** |
| Western Australia | **Additional public holiday** |
| New South Wales | Not a public holiday for Anzac Day |
| Northern Territory | Not a public holiday for Anzac Day |
| Queensland | Not a public holiday for Anzac Day when it falls on a Saturday |
| South Australia | Not a public holiday for Anzac Day when it falls on a Saturday |
| Tasmania | Not a public holiday for Anzac Day |
| Victoria | Not a public holiday for Anzac Day |
Thus, the additional Monday applies in **the ACT and Western Australia only**, under their respective public-holiday laws.
An employee’s entitlement turns principally on the public-holiday law applying where the employee is **based for work purposes**, not simply the location of the employer’s head office or payroll team. It may also be affected by an applicable award, enterprise agreement or employment contract that provides for substitution or additional benefits. Whether the employee is paid for being absent on the public holiday generally depends on whether they would otherwise have had ordinary hours on that day; separate penalty-rate or substitution provisions may apply if they work.