The last month of winter is here in the southern hemisphere and with it brings another lunar event: the sturgeon supermoon.

This fishy Moon will be the last in a series of supermoons that Australia has seen over the past four months.

In fact, Friday's sturgeon Moon marks the last time Australians will see a supermoon until 2023.

The month's supermoon will be visible from Thursday evening and at its peak on Friday, August 12, at 11:35am AEST.

Its peak is when the moon will be at its fullest, but don't be put off by its mid-morning debut: The supermoon will still be shining as the sun sets on Australia.