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Sunset and Sunrise Times Today in Labrador, QLD

Sunset in Labrador today, Wednesday 28 October, is at 6:03 PM and sunrise is at 4:58 AM. It gets dark at 6:27 PM. Tomorrow, the sun rises at 4:57 AM and sets at 6:03 PM. Local time: AEST (UTC+10:00).

The sun's path todayFrom sunrise at 4:58 AM to sunset at 6:03 PM.4:58 AM6:03 PM

Sunrise in 29m 35s

Showing: today Wednesday 28 October

First light

4:34 AM

Civil dawn: the sky brightens

Sunrise

4:58 AM

105° · east-southeast

Sunset

6:03 PM

255° · west-southwest

Dark

6:27 PM

End of civil twilight

Day length

13h 04m

+1 min 32 s vs the day before

Solar noon

11:30 AM

Sun 75.1° high

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Sunrise and sunset tomorrow in Labrador

Thursday 29 October: sunrise 4:57 AM, sunset 6:03 PM, 13h 06m of daylight. It gets dark at 6:28 PM.


Golden hour and blue hour today in Labrador

Morning blue hour4:34–4:43 AM

Morning golden hour4:43–5:30 AM

Evening golden hour5:31–6:18 PM

Evening blue hour6:18–6:27 PM

Golden hour: sun between 6° above and 4° below the horizon. Blue hour: between 4° and 6° below. A rough guide for photography, not a weather forecast. More about golden hour

Daylight hour by hour

Light across 24 hoursThe start and end of each band are listed below. The vertical line marks the current time. now
  • Night12:00–3:35 AM
  • Astronomical twilight3:35–4:05 AM
  • Nautical twilight4:05–4:34 AM
  • Blue hour4:34–4:43 AM
  • Golden hour4:43–5:30 AM
  • Daylight5:30 AM–5:31 PM
  • Golden hour5:31–6:18 PM
  • Blue hour6:18–6:27 PM
  • Nautical twilight6:27–6:56 PM
  • Astronomical twilight6:56–7:26 PM
  • Night7:26 PM–midnight

First light is civil dawn (sun 6° below the horizon); dark is the end of civil dusk. Civil, nautical and astronomical twilight explained

Where to look

Direction of sunrise and sunsetSunrise at 105°, east-southeast. Sunset at 255°, west-southwest.NESW

Today the sun rises at 105° (east-southeast) and sets at 255° (west-southwest). Through 2026, sunrise moves between 64° and 117° and sunset between 243° and 296°.

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Sun calendar for October 2026 in Labrador

Local times in Labrador · October 2026
DateFirst lightSunriseSunsetDarkDaylightChange
Thu 1 5:03 AM5:26 AM5:47 PM6:10 PM12h 21m+1 min 39 s
Fri 2 5:01 AM5:25 AM5:47 PM6:11 PM12h 22m+1 min 39 s
Sat 3 5:00 AM5:24 AM5:48 PM6:11 PM12h 24m+1 min 39 s
Sun 4 4:59 AM5:23 AM5:48 PM6:12 PM12h 26m+1 min 39 s
Mon 5 4:58 AM5:22 AM5:49 PM6:12 PM12h 27m+1 min 39 s
Tue 6 4:57 AM5:20 AM5:49 PM6:13 PM12h 29m+1 min 39 s
Wed 7 4:56 AM5:19 AM5:50 PM6:14 PM12h 31m+1 min 39 s
Thu 8 4:55 AM5:18 AM5:50 PM6:14 PM12h 32m+1 min 39 s
Fri 9 4:53 AM5:17 AM5:51 PM6:15 PM12h 34m+1 min 39 s
Sat 10 4:52 AM5:16 AM5:52 PM6:15 PM12h 36m+1 min 39 s
Sun 11 4:51 AM5:15 AM5:52 PM6:16 PM12h 37m+1 min 39 s
Mon 12 4:50 AM5:14 AM5:53 PM6:16 PM12h 39m+1 min 38 s
Tue 13 4:49 AM5:13 AM5:53 PM6:17 PM12h 40m+1 min 38 s
Wed 14 4:48 AM5:12 AM5:54 PM6:18 PM12h 42m+1 min 38 s
Thu 15 4:47 AM5:11 AM5:54 PM6:18 PM12h 44m+1 min 38 s
Fri 16 4:46 AM5:10 AM5:55 PM6:19 PM12h 45m+1 min 37 s
Sat 17 4:45 AM5:09 AM5:56 PM6:20 PM12h 47m+1 min 37 s
Sun 18 4:44 AM5:08 AM5:56 PM6:20 PM12h 49m+1 min 37 s
Mon 19 4:43 AM5:07 AM5:57 PM6:21 PM12h 50m+1 min 36 s
Tue 20 4:42 AM5:06 AM5:57 PM6:21 PM12h 52m+1 min 36 s
Wed 21 4:41 AM5:05 AM5:58 PM6:22 PM12h 53m+1 min 36 s
Thu 22 4:40 AM5:04 AM5:59 PM6:23 PM12h 55m+1 min 35 s
Fri 23 4:39 AM5:03 AM5:59 PM6:24 PM12h 57m+1 min 35 s
Sat 24 4:38 AM5:02 AM6:00 PM6:24 PM12h 58m+1 min 34 s
Sun 25 4:37 AM5:01 AM6:01 PM6:25 PM13h 00m+1 min 34 s
Mon 26 4:36 AM5:00 AM6:01 PM6:26 PM13h 01m+1 min 33 s
Tue 27 4:35 AM4:59 AM6:02 PM6:26 PM13h 03m+1 min 33 s
Wed 28 TODAY4:34 AM4:58 AM6:03 PM6:27 PM13h 04m+1 min 32 s
Thu 29 4:33 AM4:57 AM6:03 PM6:28 PM13h 06m+1 min 32 s
Fri 30 4:32 AM4:57 AM6:04 PM6:29 PM13h 07m+1 min 31 s
Sat 31 4:31 AM4:56 AM6:05 PM6:29 PM13h 09m+1 min 30 s

Local times in Australia/Brisbane. Download the 2026 calendar (CSV)

Daylight through 2026 in Labrador

Daylight through 2026In 2026, daylight in Labrador ranges from 10h 22m (21 June) to 13h 55m (22 Dec).12a6a12p6p12aJFMAMJJASOND1March equinox: 2026-03-212June solstice: 2026-06-213September equinox: 2026-09-234December solstice: 2026-12-22today

In 2026, daylight in Labrador ranges from 10h 22m (21 June) to 13h 55m (22 Dec).

  1. 1. March equinox: 21 Mar
  2. 2. June solstice: 21 June
  3. 3. September equinox: 23 Sept
  4. 4. December solstice: 22 Dec

Local time and clock changes in Labrador

Australia/Brisbane · AEST · UTC+10:00. Standard time is in effect.

No clock change is scheduled in the timezone data.

Clock changes and regional exceptions in Australia

IANA timezone data 2026e. Rules can change by law; corrections are welcome.

Quick answers for Labrador

What time is sunset today in Labrador?

Sunset is at 6:03 PM on Wednesday 28 October (AEST). The sun sets in the west-southwest (255°).

What time is sunrise today in Labrador?

Sunrise is at 4:58 AM on Wednesday 28 October. The sun rises in the east-southeast (105°).

What time is sunrise tomorrow in Labrador?

Tomorrow, Thursday 29 October, the sun rises at 4:57 AM and sets at 6:03 PM, giving 13h 06m of daylight.

What time does it get dark in Labrador tonight?

It gets dark at 6:27 PM, 24 minutes after sunset, when civil twilight ends and street lights are needed. The sky is fully dark (astronomical night) from 7:26 PM.

When is golden hour in Labrador today?

Morning golden hour: 4:43 AM to 5:30 AM. Evening golden hour: 5:31 PM to 6:18 PM. This is when the sun is between 6° above and 4° below the horizon, a rough guide for warm, soft light.

How many hours of daylight does Labrador get today?

Labrador gets 13 hours 4 minutes of daylight today, 1 minute and 32 seconds longer than the day before.

What is the longest day of the year in Labrador?

In 2026 the longest day is 22 December, with 13h 55m of daylight (sunrise 4:47 AM, sunset 6:42 PM). The shortest is 21 June, with 10h 22m.

When is the earliest sunset in Labrador?

The earliest sunset of 2026 is on 10 June at 4:58 PM; the latest is on 11 January at 6:47 PM.

Does Labrador change its clocks?

No clock change is scheduled in Australia/Brisbane in the timezone data. Times stay on UTC+10:00.

Which direction does the sun rise in Labrador?

Today the sun rises in the east-southeast (105°) and sets in the west-southwest (255°). Over 2026, sunrise moves between 64° and 117° on the horizon.

The sun in Labrador in numbers

Longest day of 2026
22 December 2026: 13h 55m (sunrise 4:47 AM, sunset 6:42 PM)
Shortest day of 2026
21 June 2026: 10h 22m (sunrise 6:37 AM, sunset 4:59 PM)
Change over the year
3 hours 33 minutes
Earliest sunrise
2 December 2026, 4:42 AM
Latest sunrise
2 July 2026, 6:38 AM
Earliest sunset
10 June 2026, 4:58 PM
Latest sunset
11 January 2026, 6:47 PM
Sun directly overhead at noon
Never — highest point 85.5°, on 22 December 2026
Sunrise direction through the year
64° to 117°
Coordinates
27.9440° S, 153.3981° E
Time zone
Australia/Brisbane (AEST, UTC+10:00)

About the sun in Labrador

In Labrador, the longest day of 2026 is 22 December, with 13h 55m of daylight, and the shortest is 21 June, with 10h 22m: a difference of 3 hours 33 minutes. The earliest sunrise of the year is on 2 December (4:42 AM) and the latest sunset on 11 January (6:47 PM). These dates do not fall on the solstice because Earth's orbit is elliptical and its axis is tilted, so solar noon drifts through the year. Labrador lies outside the tropics, so the sun is never directly overhead. Its highest point is 85.5° above the horizon, on 22 December.

Nearby cities

Today's times in the 8 closest places
CitySunriseSunset
Southport 3 km4:58 AM6:03 PM
Helensvale 7 km4:59 AM6:03 PM
Gold Coast 7 km4:58 AM6:03 PM
Surfers Paradise 7 km4:58 AM6:03 PM
Nerang 8 km4:58 AM6:03 PM
Pacific Pines 8 km4:59 AM6:03 PM
Upper Coomera 13 km4:59 AM6:03 PM
Robina 14 km4:58 AM6:03 PM

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About these times

Calculation point
27.9440° S, 153.3981° E
Place reference
GeoNames 8012683

Sunrise and sunset use the moment the top of the sun touches a level horizon (solar centre 0.833° below it, allowing for refraction and the sun's radius), rounded to the minute and checked against US Naval Observatory data. Terrain, buildings and unusual weather are not modelled.

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