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Victoria Public Holidays 2026

All 14 public holidays in Victoria in 2026, with long weekends and the number of working days in each month.

DateDayHolidayNotes
1 JanThursdayNew Year's Day
26 JanMondayAustralia Day
9 MarMondayLabour Day
3 AprFridayGood Friday
4 AprSaturdaySaturday before Easter Sunday
5 AprSundayEaster Sunday
6 AprMondayEaster Monday
25 AprSaturdayAnzac DayNo replacement holiday when Anzac Day falls on a weekend
8 JunMondayKing's Birthday
25 SepFridayFriday before the AFL Grand Final
3 NovTuesdayMelbourne CupStatewide by default, except non-metro councils that substitute an alternative local holiday
25 DecFridayChristmas Day
26 DecSaturdayBoxing Day
28 DecMondayBoxing Day (additional day) Substitute dayBoxing Day falls on Saturday

Pro Printable 2026 calendar Count working days

Long weekends in 2026

Working days in 2026

MonthWeekdaysHolidaysWorking days
January22220
February20020
March22121
April22220
May21021
June22121
July23023
August21021
September22121
October22022
November21120
December23221
Total26110251

Some holidays apply only in part of the state (marked “Regional”) or only for part of the day. These aren’t counted as full days off in the working-day totals.

Questions

How many public holidays are there in Victoria in 2026?

Victoria has 14 public holidays dates in 2026, and 10 of them fall on a weekday.

How many working days are in 2026 in Victoria?

There are 251 working days in Victoria in 2026: 261 weekdays minus 10 public holidays on weekdays.

What happens when a holiday falls on a weekend?

In 2026, Boxing Day (additional day) is on Monday 28 December 2026.

When are the long weekends in 2026?

6 long weekends: Australia Day (Sat 24 Jan); Labour Day (Sat 7 Mar); Good Friday, Saturday before Easter Sunday, Easter Sunday, Easter Monday (Fri 3 Apr); King's Birthday (Sat 6 Jun); Friday before the AFL Grand Final (Fri 25 Sep); Christmas Day, Boxing Day (Fri 25 Dec).

Source: business.vic.gov.au. Dates were checked on 9 October 2026; governments occasionally add or move holidays, so check the official list for anything important.

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