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Tasmania public holidays.

Every public holiday in Tasmania for 2026 and 2027, from the state-wide list. Substitute days and part-day holidays are marked.

2026

Tasmania public holidays 2026.

Tasmania public holidays in 2026, with the date of each and any note about substitute days or part-day holidays.
New Year's Day
Australia Day
Eight Hours Day
Good Friday
Easter Monday
Anzac Day
King's Birthday
Christmas Day
Boxing Day

2027

Tasmania public holidays 2027.

Tasmania public holidays in 2027, with the date of each and any note about substitute days or part-day holidays.
New Year's Day
Australia Day
Eight Hours Day
Good Friday
Easter Monday
Anzac Day
King's Birthday
Christmas Day
Christmas Day (substitute day)Replaces Christmas Day, which falls on a weekend
Boxing Day

This is the state-wide list. Some places also observe local days (show days, local cup days and similar) that aren’t on it, and some awards and agreements name extra days. Governments can change dates, so check the source below before you plan around one. Working across a border? See the other states and territories.

For shift workers

What a public holiday means for your roster.

A date on this page tells you when the holiday is. It doesn’t tell you what you’re owed. That depends on your award or agreement. Find yours in our list of supported awards, then use Pay Check to compare your payslip against it.

Working the day

Whether you get a higher rate, a flat extra amount or nothing extra for hours worked on a public holiday is set by your award or enterprise agreement, and by how your employer applies it.

A day in lieu

Some agreements give time off or an extra day instead of, or on top of, extra pay. Others don't. Check your agreement's wording, or ask payroll.

Rostered off

Whether you are paid for a public holiday you were not rostered on also depends on your award or agreement and your employment type.

Some holidays apply in one region only, or only from a set hour. When Shift It can’t confirm a day applies at your workplace, it marks it “may apply” and leaves it out of your total.