Recently,the Western Australianpopulace voted against implementing Daylight Savings time. This has resulted in there no longer being an AWDT (Australian Western Daylight Time), however, Windows operating systems still believe that the timezone will change to AWDT in October.Does anyone know when Microsoft will be releasing a new time zone update to address this?

I see Microsoft have just released an August 2009 Time Zone update (http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx/kb/970653) but it still has daylight savings time for Western Australia starting in October:-( I guess i'll wait a little longer ...

Microsoft have released another update ... (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/974176/en-us) and this one removes the Western Australia DST zone, but it's just for Vista, Windows 7, Server 2003 & Server 2008. Where's XP? What's up with that?

KB741176 now has most OS's listed. However Windows Server 2008 x64 is *NOT* listed. Our Exchange server runs on this! R2 edition *is* listed. But it won't apply to non R2 systems. I rang MS support and they said 1-2 weeks for the patch! (They also mentioned the non R2 patch had been deleted for some reason). This is not good enough, my machines now 1 hour out and our organisations appointments are all out in Outlook! Does anyone know when the patch will be available or a workaround?