Daylight saving and Outlook

I have an E51 and live in Darwin, Northern Territory.
There is no timezone for Darwin provided by Nokia, just Adelaide, also on Central Standard Time.
Now Adelaide has moved to dalight saving; Northern Territory time does not change.
I can correct the time manually on my phone but all my appointments from Outlook are on Adelaide time on my phone, Darwin time in Outlook on my PC.
Any ideas?

I am in Darwin also but I am on a network so my computer time has to remain as is. Nokia can handle daylight saving for Adelaiude but has not yet developed the software to enable the networks to recignose that the NT does not have daylight saving.
Keep complaining, folks - that makes it more likely that something will be done about the issue.
I sent the following to the local paper - which may or may not publish it:
"I wonder how many other people in the NT share my current frustration?
If I synchronise my computer calendar with my mobile phone now that SA is on daylight saving, all my appointments are I hour out as they are on Adelaide time.
After frustrating email correspondence with Nokia and phone conversations with multiple people at Telstra (who provided my Nokia phone) I am being told that it is a network problem.
My computer recognises my time zone as GMT+0930 (Darwin) but my mobile phone only offers time zones for Adelaide, Brisbane, Canberra, Melbourne Perth and Sydney (and can adjust to their daylight saving regime). However I am told that software is not yet developed to enable those of us who do not share the SA daylight saving period to remain on true local time.
Curiously enough earlier models of mobile phones apparently did not have this difficulty, nor do all current models. If you do not try to synchronise all will be well as long as you adjust the actual time read out on your phone. Synchronising is, however, impossible!
If anyone has a solution or can persuade Nokia and other mobile phone manufacturers to ensure that all their models can be on correct local time anywhere in Australia you will be doing a significant service!"

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