The 2023 total eclipse, for instance, passed just off the North West Cape region of Western Australia and then transited northeast over Indonesia and Papua New Guinea.But in 2028, things will be very different.The 2028 total solar eclipse, also referred to as the Great Australasian Eclipse in some quarters, will start on Saturday 22 July 2028 According to NASA, it won't happen again for another 800 years — 3 June 2858.When the 2028 eclipse passes over Dunedin in New Zealand later that afternoon, it will be the first to do so since 1163.But what about Australian cities other than Sydney? Will you be able to see the eclipse?Viewers in Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth, Darwin, Hobart, and Canberra will all be able to see the partial eclipse