1-2019 Need Sun Position in Southern Hemisphere. Important

Anyone in Australia or South Africa, I need to know the current position of the Sunrise and Sunset when they are in contact with the horizon.  This measurement is very important so I can compare our July to your January. Also I would like to hear about the weather in your area.  See the very bottom photo for current measurements and previous measurements for over a decade.

Do NOT adjust for any declination. That is ONLY for Magnetic North or South. TRUE North is the north pole and TRUE South is the south pole. It is dead center between the Sunrise and Sunset. It is the center spot where our axis rotates. When measuring the sun position, magnetic north means nothing because the location is completely different. Magnetic north is not a fixed position. It frequently changes. It is a completely different measurement for different uses and does not provide the physical locations where the sun is viewed. True north or true south are Fixed positions and the center point of sunrise and sunset. It never changes. So please do not make magnetic adjustments to the physical position of the sun. Those are used when you are lost in the woods or checking magnetic fields. It would invalidate the measurements for our purposes.

For this reason, I prefer the Clock face method because the numbers are fixed positions. Something anyone can do without any equipment. If you were standing in the center of a giant clock face which is about 100 yards in each direction in size for example, and 12 is pointed South where you are facing, while East and West are 3 and 9…

on which numbers did the sun rise and set.  Such as .5 or 1 or 2 or 11 or 11.5 etc.

 

Here is an example: (these are some of the annual measurements. 2006 and 2015 were the same because of a major wobble reversion)

This image below was in 2018. Notice that June 2018 was the same as 2014 but less than a month later in July 2018 you can see the sunrise and sunset had moved even farther north. This is unheard of. By mid July which I did not show, the sunrise and sunset were less than 5 degrees from True north. The sun should never be farther north in July than in June. June 21st is the summer solstice. The longest day and should have headed south following that day. 2015 is the same as 2006 due to the huge reversion wobble. Look how far it moved south from 2014 and how far it moved north in 2018. Then even further north in July 2018. All of these measurements were done on June 21st of each year except the extra measurement on July 12th, 2018. I only show years with noticeable changes. So 2012 would be the same as 2011. 2007 thru 2010 were the same as 2006. But the year of 2011 when the Tsunami hit Japan, there was a significant movement. 2015 and 2016 and 2017 were the same as 2014 as was June 2018. But just one month later you can see the massive change in July 2018. The past 18 months suffered nearly a tsunami every month. These are indicators of planetary shifting.