Current time in the most popular cities Oceania
In Oceania now Thursday, 21 November 2024, week 47
- 21:30 9:30 pm 21 Thu Sydney
- 00:30 12:30 am 21 Thu Tahiti
- 23:30 11:30 pm 21 Thu Auckland
- 00:30 12:30 am 21 Thu Bora-Bora
- 21:30 9:30 pm 21 Thu Grafton
- 20:30 8:30 pm 21 Thu Brisbane
- 21:30 9:30 pm 21 Thu Melbourne
- 18:30 6:30 pm 21 Thu Perth
- 20:30 8:30 pm 21 Thu Sunshine Coast
- 20:30 8:30 pm 21 Thu Cairns
- 20:30 8:30 pm 21 Thu Saipan
- 21:30 9:30 pm 21 Thu Pohnpei
- 18:30 6:30 pm 21 Thu Broome
- 23:30 11:30 pm 21 Thu Suva
- 20:30 8:30 pm 21 Thu Palm Beach
- 21:00 9:00 pm 21 Thu Adelaide
- 01:00 1:00 am 21 Thu Nuku-Hiva
- 23:30 11:30 pm 21 Thu Whitianga
Current time on the continent Oceania
The WorldInfoTravel website provides information about the exact time in 28 countries on the continent Oceania
Select the country you are interested in to find out the exact time in this country and city, sunrise and sunset times, as well as basic information about the country
# | City | Number of cities | Time in the capital | Timezone | Standard/DST times |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | American Samoa | 1 | 23:30 (Pago Pago) | UTC-11:00 (sst) | - |
2 | Australia | 300 | 21:30 (Sydney) | UTC+11:00 (aest) |
Saturday, 03 Apr. 2021, Saturday, 02 Oct. 2021 |
3 | Christmas Island | 1 | 17:30 (Christmas Island) | UTC+07:00 (unknown) | - |
4 | Cook Islands | 1 | 00:30 (Nassau Island) | UTC-10:00 (unknown) | - |
5 | Fiji | 5 | 23:30 (Suva) | UTC+13:00 (unknown) |
Saturday, 13 Nov. 2021, Saturday, 15 Jan. 2022 |
6 | French Polynesia | 32 | 00:30 (Papeete) | UTC-10:00 (unknown) | - |
7 | Kiribati | 15 | 22:30 (Tarawa) | UTC+12:00 (unknown) | - |
8 | Marshall Islands | 13 | 22:30 (Majuro) | UTC+12:00 (unknown) | - |
9 | Micronesia, Federated States of Micronesia | 3 | 21:30 (Pohnpei) | UTC+11:00 (unknown) | - |
10 | New Caledonia | 7 | 21:30 (Noumea) | UTC+11:00 (unknown) | - |
11 | New Zealand | 50 | 23:30 (Wellington) | UTC+13:00 (nzmt) |
Saturday, 03 Apr. 2021, Saturday, 25 Sep. 2021 |
12 | Northern Mariana Islands | 2 | 20:30 (Saipan) | UTC+10:00 (chst) | - |
13 | Palau | 1 | 23:30 (-) | UTC+13:00 (nzmt) |
Saturday, 03 Apr. 2021, Saturday, 25 Sep. 2021 |
14 | Papua New Guinea | 57 | 20:30 (Port Moresby) | UTC+10:00 (unknown) | - |
15 | Samoa | 3 | 23:30 (Apia) | UTC+13:00 (unknown) |
Saturday, 03 Apr. 2021, Saturday, 25 Sep. 2021 |
16 | Solomon Islands | 6 | 21:30 (Honiara) | UTC+11:00 (unknown) | - |
17 | Timor-Leste | 6 | 19:30 (Dili) | UTC+09:00 (unknown) | - |
18 | Tonga | 6 | 23:30 (Nuku’alofa) | UTC+13:00 (unknown) | - |
19 | Tuvalu | 1 | 22:30 (Funafuti Atoll) | UTC+12:00 (unknown) | - |
20 | United States Minor Outlying Islands | 1 | 23:30 (-) | UTC+13:00 (nzmt) |
Saturday, 03 Apr. 2021, Saturday, 25 Sep. 2021 |
21 | Vanuatu | 3 | 21:30 (Port Vila) | UTC+11:00 (unknown) | - |
22 | Wallis and Futuna | 1 | 22:30 (Wallis Island) | UTC+12:00 (unknown) | - |
The continent of Australia and Oceania
Australia and Oceania is one of the continents on the planet Earth. This part of the world consists of Australia and the adjoining islands which called Oceania. The total area of Australia and Oceania accounts for 8,510,000 sq km.
- The population of Australia is approximately 39,900,000 people or about 1% of the total Earth’s population. The density of the population in Australia is very low – about 3.18 persons per square kilometre;
- Australia and Oceania have 8 main time zones: UTC+10, UTC+11, UTC+12, UTC+13, UTC+14, UTC-12, UTC-11, UTC-10;
- Australia’s total area accounts for 17,692,024 sq km;
- The continent consists of 28 countries and other dependent territories with such well-known countries as Australia, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea and others.
- In addition to Australia and Oceania, there are also 6 continents in the world: Africa, Antarctica, Asia, Europe, North America, South America.
There are 5 climatic zones on the continent: subequatorial, equatorial, tropical, subtropical and temperate zones. The larger part of Australia has a moderate climate with a range of temperatures from 6°С to 27°С.
The region of Australia and Oceania, especially the islands of Oceania are exposed to the ruinous influence of natural disasters such as volcanic explosions, tsunami, cyclones, earthquakes, typhoons, heavy rainfalls and droughts.