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DST ends in Austria. So this is the longest week in most of Europe 😉.

National Holiday October 26 has been the date of Austria's National Day since 1965. Ten years earlier, the country had declared its permanent neutrality, which has since become one of the fundamental values of Austrian foreign policy. One day before the declaration, on October 25, 1955, the last foreign troops left the country, which had been occupied by the four allied powers (Soviet Union, United States, Great Britain and France) since the end of World War II.

One hour less to sleep   Australian Capital Territory (ACT) New South Wales (NSW) South Australia (SA) Victoria (VIC) Tasmania (TAZ)

Charity event

Street Festival

Wiesn1   DO 19 SEPT              Live in concert David Hasselhoff, Milli Vanilli FR 20 SEPT               Egon7 live DO 26 SEPT              MALLORCAPARTY PART I mit Mia Julia, Lorenz Büffel, Julian Benz, Die Atzen live FR 27 SEPT               Meilenstein live SA 28 SEPT               Die Fürsten live DO 03 OKT                Live in concert Hermes House Band, Right Said Fred live FR 04 OKT       …

"Rote Nasen Lauf" in Vienna. Charity for children in hospitals. https://www.rotenasenlauf.at/information (in German)

Salzburg

Great music in Vienna [caption id="attachment_169182" align="alignnone" width="300"] Singer Chris Martin of British rock band Coldplay performs on stage during a concert at the Ernst Happel Stadium in Vienna, Austria on August 21, 2024. Security measures have been tightened in Vienna for a series of concerts by British band Coldplay this week, Austrian police said on August 20, 2024, after Taylor Swift's shows were cancelled after a suicide bombing plot.[/caption]

Green  Park St. Pölten

I held a speech on zoom     Sorry

Best wishes to Your 3-quarter-century Bithday

With friends VID-20240428-WA0005

Anzac Day is a day on which people commemorate the contributions of the Australian and New Zealand armed forces. It marks the anniversary of the first major military action fought by Australian and New Zealand forces during the First World War.

On October 2, 1916, during World War I, Tasmania became the 1st state in Australia to use DST. The measure was applied in all Australian states and territories in 1917. It was removed in the whole country in 1918. Seasonal change was reintroduced during World War II, when it was used from 1942 to 1944. After the end of the war, DST was not observed in any Australian state or territory until October 1, 1967, when Tasmania reintroduced it during a drought. The state has continued changing its clocks ever since. In 1971, the Australian Capital Territory, New South Wales,…