Search managed property date format dd/mm/yyyy instead of mm/dd/yyyy

All regional settings in the site collections and the search site have been set to English(Australia), and the date format is correct within them however when I try to perform a search on a managed date property date:dd/mm/yyyy I do not get the expected
results. I only get the correct results when searching date:mm/dd/yyyy.
I found some articles regarding SP2010 and this issue, the correct answer was a link to a TechNet article with information about how to modify the XSLT in the results web part in the search centre. I could not find the XSLT in the results web part properties
in SP2013 so I don't know if this information is redundant or if there is an easier way.
It really seems like such a simple and common request so I can only imagine that its too obvious to blog about considering the time I've put into google on this one, and am I'm missing something here?
Thanks,

Hi karlostavitch,
This issue seems to be caused by Query Language. Query Language is not the language of the Browser interface, but the language submitted to web sites. By default, the property of search results is null, the locale will be inferred from the browser language.
You can change query language by exporting the Search web part, then adding query language property to the file.
More information, please refer to the link:
http://blog.orbitone.com/post/Language-sensitive-search-results-in-SharePoint
I hope this helps.
Thanks,
Wendy
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