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What time is sunrise and sunset in St Ives Chase?

Today and tomorrow's sunrise and sunset times in St Ives Chase, New South Wales. Plus a monthly calendar with dawn, dusk, solar noon, and day length.

Today

Sunrise
6:12 AM
101° EDawn 5:47 AM

Sunrise in St Ives Chase was at 6:12:50 AM GMT+11 (9h 9m ago).

Sunset
7:10 PM
259° WDusk 7:35 PM

Sunset in St Ives Chase will be at 7:10:09 PM GMT+11 (in 3h 48m).

Now
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Daylight now · Golden hour at 6:35 PM

Daylight
12h 57m
Darkness
8h 13m
Solar noon
12:41 PM
Sun altitude
45.3°
Sun direction
295° WNW
How long golden hour and blue hour last

Tomorrow

Sunrise
6:11 AM
101° ESEDawn 5:46 AM

Sunrise in St Ives Chase will be at 6:11:35 AM GMT+11 (in 14h 50m).

Sunset
7:10 PM
258° WSWDusk 7:36 PM

Sunset in St Ives Chase will be at 7:10:57 PM GMT+11 (in 27h 49m).

Moon tonight

Phase, moonrise and moonset in St Ives Chase

Waxing Crescent
18% illuminated
Moonrise
8:34 AM
Moonset
11:46 PM

Calendar

Australian Eastern Time · select a day to expand

DateSunriseSunsetLength
1 Thu5:31 AM5:59 PM12h 28m
2 Fri5:29 AM6:00 PM12h 30m
3 Sat5:28 AM6:01 PM12h 32m
4 Sun6:27 AM7:01 PM12h 34m
5 Mon6:25 AM7:02 PM12h 36m
6 Tue6:24 AM7:03 PM12h 38m
7 Wed6:23 AM7:03 PM12h 40m
8 Thu6:21 AM7:04 PM12h 42m
9 Fri6:20 AM7:05 PM12h 44m
10 Sat6:19 AM7:06 PM12h 47m
11 Sun6:17 AM7:07 PM12h 49m
12 Mon6:16 AM7:07 PM12h 51m
13 Tue6:15 AM7:08 PM12h 53m
14 Wed6:14 AM7:09 PM12h 55m
15 Thu6:12 AM7:10 PM12h 57m
Thursday, October 15
12h 57m 19s of daylight·+2m 3s vs. yesterday·twilight 5:47 AM – 7:35 PM
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Time
3:22 PM
Altitude
45.3°
Heading
295° WNW
Light
Daylight

3:22 PM, Daylight, altitude 45.3 degrees

16 Fri6:11 AM7:10 PM12h 59m
17 Sat6:10 AM7:11 PM13h 01m
18 Sun6:09 AM7:12 PM13h 03m
19 Mon6:07 AM7:13 PM13h 05m
20 Tue6:06 AM7:14 PM13h 07m
21 Wed6:05 AM7:15 PM13h 09m
22 Thu6:04 AM7:15 PM13h 11m
23 Fri6:03 AM7:16 PM13h 13m
24 Sat6:02 AM7:17 PM13h 15m
25 Sun6:01 AM7:18 PM13h 17m
26 Mon5:59 AM7:19 PM13h 19m
27 Tue5:58 AM7:20 PM13h 21m
28 Wed5:57 AM7:21 PM13h 23m
29 Thu5:56 AM7:22 PM13h 25m
30 Fri5:55 AM7:22 PM13h 27m
31 Sat5:54 AM7:23 PM13h 29m

Photos

Sunrise and sunset photos of St Ives Chase from Flickr.

More on Flickr
Flickr photo: On a sunny winter evening, family of Corellas return to their roosting place, overflying our garden. They are relatively small cockatoos. Uncropped image
On a sunny winter evening, family of Corellas return to their roosting place, overflying our garden. They are relatively small cockatoos. Uncropped imageView on Flickr
Flickr photo: On a sunny winter evening, adult pair of Corellas stay close and return to their roosting place, overflying our garden. They are relatively small cockatoos.
On a sunny winter evening, adult pair of Corellas stay close and return to their roosting place, overflying our garden. They are relatively small cockatoos.View on Flickr
Flickr photo: Sunset from home, Sydney Northern Beaches
Sunset from home, Sydney Northern BeachesView on Flickr
Flickr photo: At dusk on a sunny autumn evening, fearless Noisy Miner at our garden on watch for territory intruders. Don't be fooled by its small size, it easily takes on much larger enemies
At dusk on a sunny autumn evening, fearless Noisy Miner at our garden on watch for territory intruders. Don't be fooled by its small size, it easily takes on much larger enemiesView on Flickr
Flickr photo: On a sunny winter evening, a fluffed up adult Cockatoo is on food watch, perched high up on neighbourhood roof. Cockatoos prefer to eat seeds, tubers, corms, fruit, flowers and insects. Uncropped image
On a sunny winter evening, a fluffed up adult Cockatoo is on food watch, perched high up on neighbourhood roof. Cockatoos prefer to eat seeds, tubers, corms, fruit, flowers and insects. Uncropped imageView on Flickr
Flickr photo: At dusk on a sunny spring evening, solo adult Corella overflies our garden. Three of the six species are primarily – or only – found in Australia
At dusk on a sunny spring evening, solo adult Corella overflies our garden. Three of the six species are primarily – or only – found in AustraliaView on Flickr
Flickr photo: Safe Haven
Safe HavenView on Flickr
Flickr photo: One of the beautifully crafted skins checking out the early morning sunshine
One of the beautifully crafted skins checking out the early morning sunshineView on Flickr
Flickr photo: Sun kissed - Love how the sunlit treetops are mirrored in the water
Sun kissed - Love how the sunlit treetops are mirrored in the waterView on Flickr
Flickr photo: Sandstone cliffs and beautiful trees
Sandstone cliffs and beautiful treesView on Flickr
Flickr photo: The colour of the bark in the dark reminded me of first people body paint
The colour of the bark in the dark reminded me of first people body paintView on Flickr
Flickr photo: Bobbin Head - Mangrove Boardwalk
Bobbin Head - Mangrove BoardwalkView on Flickr

FAQ

Frequently asked questions about sunrise and sunset in St Ives Chase, Australia

What time does the sun rise in St Ives Chase today?
Sunrise in St Ives Chase today (Thursday, October 15, 2026) is at 6:12 AM. The sun comes up in the E.
What time does the sun set in St Ives Chase today?
Sunset today is at 7:10 PM, after 12h 57m of daylight.
When does it get dark in St Ives Chase tonight?
Civil twilight ends at 7:35 PM. After that you need artificial light for most things outdoors. Astronomical twilight ends at 8:36 PM, which is when night starts by the standard definition.How long after sunset it gets dark
When is the longest day in St Ives Chase, Australia?
The longest day of 2026 in St Ives Chase is Tuesday, December 22, 2026, the summer solstice, with 14h 23m of daylight. In 2027 the summer solstice falls on December 22, 2027.More on the summer solstice
When is the shortest day in St Ives Chase, Australia?
The shortest day of 2026 in St Ives Chase, New South Wales is Sunday, June 21, 2026, the winter solstice, with 9h 54m of daylight. In 2027 the winter solstice lands on June 22, 2027.
How much more daylight does St Ives Chase get in summer than in winter?
St Ives Chase gets 4h 29m more daylight on its longest day than on its shortest (14h 23m against 9h 54m). Averaged across the year, a day here has 12h 06m of daylight.
When is the earliest sunrise in St Ives Chase?
The earliest sunrise of 2026 in St Ives Chase is on Saturday, October 3, 2026, when the sun comes up at 5:30 AM.
When is the latest sunset in St Ives Chase?
The latest sunset is on Wednesday, January 7, 2026 at 8:09 PM.
When is the earliest sunset in St Ives Chase?
The earliest sunset of the year is on Friday, June 12, 2026, with the sun down by 4:53 PM.Why it comes before the shortest day
When is the latest sunrise in St Ives Chase?
The latest sunrise is on Saturday, April 4, 2026 at 7:09 AM.
Does St Ives Chase observe daylight saving time?
Yes. St Ives Chase uses Australian Eastern Time: clocks go back on April 5, 2026, then forward on October 4, 2026. Sunrise and sunset times jump by an hour on those dates.

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