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What is the time zone offset of Australia's Northern Territory?
Answer
UTC+9:30
Australia's Northern Territory observes UTC+9:30 Central Australian Time (ACST). Australia has three main time zones due to its vast east-west expanse.
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Australia's time zone complexity makes it one of the few countries with half-hour offsets across different states.
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- UTC+8:00
- UTC+10:00
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- Australia
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