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Yes, look in your profile.
My Stuff tab and edit display preferences.
If your in Sydney set to 10
It's the offset from GMT / UTC
The server automatically compensates for daylight savings so it will always be 10 for Sydney regardless of DST. That took me ages to get that working, as strickly speaking Sydney is plus 11 hours now it's in DST. But without my fix means you have to alter your preferences just like setting your clock.
That seems stupid to me in the 21st century so I coded a fix.
Let me know that fixes your issue.
The reason the java clock displays correct it's taken from your system time, nothing to do with your display preferences.
David Cottle
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