Three Australian jurisdictions will introduce public holidays to ease the adjustment into daylight saving time in 2026. The changes aim to help residents adapt to the time change. ABC News reports that these measures are designed to facilitate the transition. SBS notes that daylight saving in Australia will start in 2026, with clocks moving forward. NT News highlights that Territorians are being advised to prepare for the change. The public holidays are expected to help reduce disruptions and make the adjustment smoother for residents.