{"id":"F2005B00940","name":"Telecommunications Numbering Plan 1997","slug":"telecommunications-numbering-plan-1997","collection":"legislative_instrument","jurisdiction":"commonwealth","status":"repealed","isInForce":false,"actNumber":null,"makingDate":null,"administeringDepartment":null,"currentVersion":{"id":32338,"registerId":"commonwealth-F2005B00940-current","compilationNumber":null,"startDate":"2026-04-01","status":"Repealed","reasons":null,"registeredAt":null},"sections":[{"sectionNumber":"Part 2","sectionType":"part","heading":"Numbers of broad geographic significance","content":"Part 2 Numbers of broad geographic significance\n\n Numbers of broad geographic significance are to be allocated in the charging districts mentioned in the following table.\n\n| Charging district | Numbers in charging district |\n| ----------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |\n| Sydney | Numbers starting with (02) 79, (02) 96 or (02) 99 |\n| Melbourne | Numbers starting with (03) 92 or (03) 99 |\n| Brisbane | Numbers starting with (07) 31 or (07) 381 |\n| Adelaide | Numbers starting with (08) 712, (08) 722, (08) 723, (08) 731, (08) 732 or (08) 832 |\n| Perth | Numbers starting with (08) 610, (08) 611, (08) 636 or (08) 646 |\n\n","sortOrder":0},{"sectionNumber":"Sch 4","sectionType":"schedule","heading":"Special services numbers","content":"Schedule 4 Special services numbers\n\n(section 3.9)\n\n","sortOrder":1},{"sectionNumber":"Part 1","sectionType":"part","heading":"General","content":"Part 1 General\n\n| Column 1Number prefix | Column 2Type of serviceLimit on level of call charge (if any) | Column 3Number structureSpecial arrangements about use of number before or after a particular date (if any) | Column 4Is incoming international access available?Type of shared number? |\n| ---------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------- |\n| 001 (except 0011 and 0012) | International service | 10, 11, 12 or 13 digit number | NoNot shared |\n| 009 | International service | 10, 11, 12 or 13 digit number | NoNot shared |\n| 014 1 014 2 014 3014 5014 7 | Satellite telephone service | 10 digit number | YesNot shared |\n| 016 3 | Paging serviceCall charge limited to low charge | 9 digit number | YesNot shared |\n| 018 01 | Analogue AMPS service | 9 digit number | NoNot shared |\n| 019 2 | Data network access serviceCall charge limited to low charge | 5 digit number | YesNot shared |\n| 019 80019 82019 83 | Data network access serviceCall charge limited to low charge | 10 digit number | YesNot shared |\n| 019 89 | Data network access service | 10 digit number | YesNot shared |\n| 04 | Digital mobile service | 10 digit number | YesNot shared |\n| 0550 | Location independent communications service | 10 digit number | YesNot shared |\n| 05(except 0550) | Digital mobile service | 10 digit number | YesNot shared |\n| 11 00 | Community serviceCall charge limited to low charge | 4 digit number | NoNot shared |\n| 11 9 | Community serviceCall charge limited to low charge | 4 digit number | NoNot shared |\n| 12 21 | International faults and difficulties serviceCall charge limited to low charge | 4 digit number | NoShared selectable |\n| 12 22 | Call costs and enquiries (national and international) serviceCall charge limited to low charge | 4 digit number | NoShared selectable |\n| 12 23 | Directory assistance service within the meaning of the Act, provided on a national basisCall charge limited to low charge | 4 digit number | NoSharednon‑selectable |\n| | National and international operator connected call service to which section 3.12A appliesNo limit on level of call charge | 4 digit number | NoSharednon‑selectabl |\n| | Operator service to which section 3.12A appliesNo limit on level of call charge | 4 digit number | NoSharednon‑selectabl |\n| 12 25 | International directory assistance serviceCall charge limited to low charge | 4 digit number | NoShared selectable |\n| 12 34 | National and international operator connected call service | 4 digit number | NoShared selectable |\n| 12 36 | Directory assistance service within the meaning of the Act, provided on a national basis | 4 digit number | NoSharednon‑selectable |\n| 12 4 | Operator service | 5, 6 or 7 digit number | NoNot shared |\n| 12 5 | Operator serviceCall charge limited to low charge | 5, 6 or 7 digit number | NoNot shared |\n| 12 6112 6212 6312 6412 6512 6612 6712 68 | Internal network service (where a call to the number remains in the telecommunications network on which it originated) | 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 or 10 digit number | NoNot shared |\n| 12 711 | Pre‑selection verification serviceCall charge limited to low charge | 5 digit number | NoShared selectable |\n| 12 72 | Testing serviceCall charge limited to low charge | 6, 7, 8, 9 or 10 digit number | NoNot shared |\n| 18 9 | Calling card serviceCall charge limited to low charge | 5 digit number | NoNot shared |\n| 19 00 | Premium rate service | 10 digit number | YesNot shared |\n| 19 01 | Carriage service that is both a Restricted access service and a Premium rate service | 10 digit number | YesNot shared |\n| 19 0219 06 | Premium rate service | 10 digit number | YesNot shared |\n| 2001 | Incoming only international service and assistance operator servicenone | 4 digit number | Yesshared not accessible to public |\n| 2002 | Incoming only international service and delay operator servicenone | 4 digit number | Yesshared not accessible to public |\n| 2003 | Incoming only international service and directory enquiries servicenone | 4 digit number | Yesshared not accessible to public |\n\nPart 2 International access codes\n\n| Column 1Number prefix | Column 2Type of serviceLimit on level of call charge (if any) | Column 3Number structureSpecial arrangements about use of number until or after a particular date (if any) | Column 4Is incoming international access available?Type of shared number? |\n| ---------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------- |\n| 0010 | International service | 4 digit number | NoNot shared |\n| 0011 | International direct dial service that is not a freephone service | 4 digit | NoShared selectable |\n| 0011 800 | International direct dial service that is a freephone serviceCall charge limited to low charge | 7 digit number | NoShared selectable |\n| 0012 | Carriage service that is both a Ring back price service and an International service | 4 digit | NoShared selectable |\n| 0013001400150016001700180019 | International service | 4 digit or 5 digit number | NoNot shared |\n| 009 | International service | 4 digit or 5 digit number | NoNot shared |\n\n","sortOrder":2},{"sectionNumber":"Part 3","sectionType":"part","heading":"Carriage Service Provider Identification Codes","content":"Part 3 Carriage Service Provider Identification Codes\n\n| Column 1Number prefix | Column 2Type of serviceLimit on level of call charge (if any) | Column 3Number structureSpecial arrangements about use of number until or after a particular date (if any) | Column 4Is incoming international access available?Type of shared number? |\n| ------------------------------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------- |\n| 14 114 214 314 414 514 614 714 814 9 | Pre‑selection over‑ride service | 4 digit number | NoNot shared |\n\n","sortOrder":3},{"sectionNumber":"Part 4","sectionType":"part","heading":"Virtual private network access codes","content":"Part 4 Virtual private network access codes\n\n| Column 1Number prefix | Column 2Type of serviceLimit on level of call charge (if any) | Column 3Number structureSpecial arrangements about use of number until or after a particular date (if any) | Column 4Is incoming international access available?Type of shared number? |\n| --------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------- |\n| 18 8 | Virtual private network service | 5 digit number | NoNot shared |\n\n","sortOrder":4},{"sectionNumber":"Part 6","sectionType":"part","heading":"Incoming only international access codes","content":"Part 6 Incoming only international access codes\n\n| Column 1Number prefix | Column 2Type of serviceLimit on level of call charge (if any) | Column 3Number structureSpecial arrangements about use of number until or after a particular date (if any) | Column 4Is incoming international access available?Type of shared number? |\n| --------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------- |\n| 101112 | Incoming only international service | 4, 5, 6, 7 or 8 digit number | YesNot shared |\n\n","sortOrder":5},{"sectionNumber":"Part 7","sectionType":"part","heading":"Miscellaneous access codes","content":"Part 7 Miscellaneous access codes\n\n| Column 1Number prefix | Column 2Type of serviceLimit on level of call charge (if any) | Column 3Number structureSpecial arrangements about use of number until or after a particular date (if any) | Column 4Is incoming international access available?Type of shared number? |\n| --------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------- |\n| 18 31 | Calling number display over‑ride service — block display | 4 digit number | NoShared non‑selectable |\n| 18 32 | Calling number display over‑ride service — unblock display | 4 digit number | NoShared non‑selectable |\n| *31# | Calling number display over‑ride service — unblock display | 4 digits and symbols | NoShared non‑selectable |\n| #31# | Calling number display over‑ride service — block display | 4 digits and symbols | NoShared non‑selectable |\n\n","sortOrder":6},{"sectionNumber":"Sch 4A","sectionType":"schedule","heading":"Freephone numbers","content":"Schedule 4A Freephone numbers\n\n(section 3.34)\n\n| Column 1Number prefix | Column 2Number structure | Column 3Is incoming international access available? |\n| ---------------------------------------- | ------------------------ | --------------------------------------------------- |\n| 18 00 | 10 digit number | Yes |\n| 18 01 | 10 digit number | No |\n| 18 0218 0318 0418 0518 0618 0718 0818 09 | 7 digit number | No |\n\n","sortOrder":7},{"sectionNumber":"Sch 4B","sectionType":"schedule","heading":"Local rate numbers","content":"Schedule 4B Local rate numbers\n\n(section 3.35)\n\n| Column 1Number prefix | Column 2Number structure | Column 3Limits on use of the number | Column 4Is incoming international access available? |\n| -------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------ | ----------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------- |\n| 13 0013 0113 0213 0313 0413 0513 0613 0713 0813 09 | 10 digit number | | Yes |\n| 13 113 213 313 4013 4113 4213 4313 44 | 6 digit number | | Yes |\n| 13 45 | 8 digit number | May be used only for monitoring security alarms | Yes |\n| 13 4613 4713 4813 4913 513 613 713 813 9 | 6 digit number | | Yes |\n\n","sortOrder":8},{"sectionNumber":"Sch 4C","sectionType":"schedule","heading":"Premium rate numbers","content":"Schedule 4C Premium rate numbers\n\n(section 3.35A)\n\n| Column 1Number prefix | Column 2Number structure | Column 3Limits on use of the number | Column 4Is incoming international access available? |\n| --------------------- | ---------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------- |\n| 19 119 319 4 | 6‑digit number | | Yes |\n| 19 519 6 | 6‑digit number8‑digit number | must be used to supply age‑restricted services only | YesYes |\n| 19 719 9 | 8‑digit number | | Yes |\n\n","sortOrder":9},{"sectionNumber":"Sch 5","sectionType":"schedule","heading":"Data numbers","content":"Schedule 5 Data numbers\n\n(section 4.1)\n\nPart 1 Data number components\n\n## Number structure Number structure\n\n## Number structure\n\n1.1 The components of a data number are:\n\n| Address format prefix | Data terminal number |\n| --------------------- | -------------------- |\n\n| | Data network identification code | Network terminal number |\n| --- | -------------------------------- | ----------------------- |\n\n| | Data country code | Network code | Private network identification code | Geographic routing code | Private network terminal number |\n| --- | ----------------- | ------------ | ----------------------------------- | ----------------------- | ------------------------------- |\n\n| EXAMPLES OF DATA NUMBERS1. Full numberA data number with the components mentioned in Part 1 of Schedule 3 might be 0 5052 9876543210.0 is the address format prefix.5052 is the data network identification code (comprising the data country code 505 and a network code 2).9876543210 is the network terminal number.2. Data terminal number containing a private network identification codeA data terminal number containing a private network identification code might be 50572500321654.5057 is the data network identification code (comprising the data country code 505 and a network code 7).2500 is the private network identification code.3 is the geographic routing code for Victoria.21654 is the private network terminal number.2. Escape codeAn escape code used as a data number might be 961398287300.0 is the escape code, showing that a telephone number follows and that an analogue interface to the telephone network is being requested.61398277300 is an international number. |\n| ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |\n\nPart 2 Explanation of components of data numbers\n\n| Component | Number of digits | What are the digits? | Purpose |\n| ----------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |\n| Address format prefix | 1 digit | Must be ‘0’ | Distinguishes a full data terminal number from an abbreviated form of a data terminal number |\n| Data country code | 3 digits | The digits assigned by the ITU for use in Australia | Identifies that the number has been assigned by the ITU for use in Australia |\n| Data network identification code | 4 digits | The combination of a data country code followed by a network code | Identifies the data network being contactedIf private network identification codes are allocated, or available for allocation, identifies a collection of private network identification codes |\n| Data terminal number | 14 digits | | The combination of a data network identification code followed by a network terminal numberThis is the usual form of address available to make a data network call, and must be preceded by an address format prefix |\n| Escape code | 1 digit | If the escape code is to be followed by a telex number, the code is ‘8’If the escape code is to be followed by a telephone number, and an analogue interface to the telephone network is to be requested, the code is ‘9’If the escape code is to be followed by a telephone number, and a digital interface to the telephone network is to be requested, the code is ‘0’ | Shows that the sequence of digits following the code is a telephone or telex number, not a data terminal number |\n| Geographic routing code | 1 digit | The recommended digits are:‘2’ (New South Wales)‘3’ (Victoria)‘4’ (Tasmania)‘5’ (Northern Territory)‘6’ (Australian Capital Territory)‘7’ (Queensland)‘8’ (South Australia) | Enables a call to a data number to be routed to the particular point of interconnection with the carriage service provider that is allocated a private network identification code geographically closest to the point of termination of the callThis number is assigned at the discretion of the carriage service provider |\n| | | ‘9’ (Western Australia and the Indian Ocean Territories) | |\n| Network code | 1 digit | Any combination of digits | Identifies a specific data network or group of data networks |\n| Network terminal number | 10 digits | A data terminal number without a data network identification codeThe number must not be preceded by an address format prefix | A permitted form of address available to make a data network callThe number may be issued by the carriage service provider to which the corresponding data network identification code, or part of a code, is allocated |\n| Private network identification code | 2 to 4 digits | A 2 digit code. The first digit is ‘1’, ‘2’ or ‘3’A 3 digit code. The first digit is ‘4’, ‘5’ or ‘6’A 4digit code. The first digit is ‘7’, ‘8’ or ‘9’However, in all cases, the first digit must not be the same as the address format prefix | The first 2, 3 or 4 digits of a private network terminal number |\n| Private network terminal number | The number of digits (6 to 8) that, when added to a private network identification code, make the network terminal number a 10‑digit number | The digits of a data terminal number without the data network address code and the private network identification codeThe number may start with a geographic routing codeThe number must not be preceded by an address format prefix | A permitted form of address available to make a data network callThe number may be issued by the carriage service provider to which the corresponding private network identification code is allocated |\n\n","sortOrder":10},{"sectionNumber":"Sch 6","sectionType":"schedule","heading":"Telex numbers","content":"Schedule 6 Telex numbers\n\n(section 5.1)\n\nPart 1 Services\n\n| Column 1Number Prefix | Column 2Carriage service | Column 3Number structure |\n| --------------------- | ------------------------ | --------------------------- |\n| 00 | Internal network service | 3 digits starting with ‘00’ |\n| 01 | Operator service | 3 digits starting with ‘01’ |\n| 020 | International service | 3 digits |\n| 03 | Internal network service | 3 digits starting with ‘03’ |\n| 08 | Special call service | 3 digits starting with ‘08’ |\n| 09 | Internal network service | 3 digits starting with ‘09’ |\n\nPart 2 Charging areas\n\n| Column 1Number Prefix | Column 2Charging area | Column 3Number structure |\n| --------------------- | --------------------- | ----------------------------- |\n| 12 | Sydney | 6 digits starting with ‘12’ |\n| 13 | Melbourne | 6 digits starting with ‘13’ |\n| 140 | Brisbane | 6 digits starting with ‘140’ |\n| 141 | Brisbane | 6 digits starting with ‘141’ |\n| 142 | Brisbane | 6 digits starting with ‘142’ |\n| 143 | Brisbane | 6 digits starting with ‘143’ |\n| 144 | Brisbane | 6 digits starting with ‘144’ |\n| 1450 | Brisbane | 6 digits starting with ‘1450’ |\n| 1451 | Brisbane | 6 digits starting with ‘1451’ |\n| 1452 | Brisbane | 6 digits starting with ‘1452’ |\n| 1453 | Brisbane | 6 digits starting with ‘1453’ |\n| 1454 | Brisbane | 6 digits starting with ‘1454’ |\n| 1455 | Brisbane | 6 digits starting with ‘1455’ |\n| 1456 | Brisbane | 6 digits starting with ‘1456’ |\n| 1457 | Brisbane | 6 digits starting with ‘1457’ |\n| 1460 | Mackay | 6 digits starting with ‘1460’ |\n| 1461 | Cairns | 6 digits starting with ‘1461’ |\n| 1462 | Dalby | 6 digits starting with ‘1462’ |\n| 1463 | Mackay | 6 digits starting with ‘1463’ |\n| 1464 | Mackay | 6 digits starting with ‘1464’ |\n| 1465 | Maryborough | 6 digits starting with ‘1465’ |\n| 1466 | Townsville | 6 digits starting with ‘1466’ |\n| 1467 | Townsville | 6 digits starting with ‘1467’ |\n| 1468 | Longreach | 6 digits starting with ‘1468’ |\n| 1469 | Rockhampton | 6 digits starting with ‘1469’ |\n| 1470 | Townsville | 6 digits starting with ‘1470’ |\n| 1471 | Townsville | 6 digits starting with ‘1471’ |\n| 1472 | Townsville | 6 digits starting with ‘1472’ |\n| 1473 | Townsville | 6 digits starting with ‘1473’ |\n| 1474 | Townsville | 6 digits starting with ‘1474’ |\n| 1475 | Roma | 6 digits starting with ‘1475’ |\n| 1476 | Townsville | 6 digits starting with ‘1476’ |\n| 1477 | Charleville | 6 digits starting with ‘1477’ |\n| 1478 | Townsville | 6 digits starting with ‘1478’ |\n| 1479 | Townsville | 6 digits starting with ‘1479’ |\n| 1480 | Cairns | 6 digits starting with ‘1480’ |\n| 1481 | Mackay | 6 digits starting with ‘1481’ |\n| 1482 | Cairns | 6 digits starting with ‘1482’ |\n| 1483 | Cairns | 6 digits starting with ‘1483’ |\n| 1484 | Cairns | 6 digits starting with ‘1484’ |\n| 1485 | Mackay | 6 digits starting with ‘1485’ |\n| 1486 | Mackay | 6 digits starting with ‘1486’ |\n| 1487 | Dalby | 6 digits starting with ‘1487’ |\n| 1488 | Cairns | 6 digits starting with ‘1488’ |\n| 1489 | Cairns | 6 digits starting with ‘1489’ |\n| 1490 | Rockhampton | 6 digits starting with ‘1490’ |\n| 1491 | Rockhampton | 6 digits starting with ‘1491’ |\n| 1492 | Rockhampton | 6 digits starting with ‘1492’ |\n| 1493 | Rockhampton | 6 digits starting with ‘1493’ |\n| 1494 | Rockhampton | 6 digits starting with ‘1494’ |\n| 1495 | Longreach | 6 digits starting with ‘1495’ |\n| 1496 | Maryborough | 6 digits starting with ‘1496’ |\n| 1497 | Maryborough | 6 digits starting with ‘1497’ |\n| 1498 | Rockhampton | 6 digits starting with ‘1498’ |\n| 1499 | Longreach | 6 digits starting with ‘1499’ |\n| 151 | Melbourne | 6 digits starting with ‘151’ |\n| 152 | Melbourne | 6 digits starting with ‘152’ |\n| 154 | Melbourne | 6 digits starting with ‘154’ |\n| 1550 | Mildura | 6 digits starting with ‘1550’ |\n| 1551 | Sale | 6 digits starting with ‘1551’ |\n| 1552 | Sale | 6 digits starting with ‘1552’ |\n| 1553 | Swan Hill | 6 digits starting with ‘1553’ |\n| 1554 | Swan Hill | 6 digits starting with ‘1554’ |\n| 1555 | Mildura | 6 digits starting with ‘1555’ |\n| 1556 | Warrnambool | 6 digits starting with ‘1556’ |\n| 1557 | Warrnambool | 6 digits starting with ‘1557’ |\n| 1558 | Warrnambool | 6 digits starting with ‘1558’ |\n| 1559 | Warrnambool | 6 digits starting with ‘1559’ |\n| 1560 | Albury | 6 digits starting with ‘1560’ |\n| 1561 | Albury | 6 digits starting with ‘1561’ |\n| 1562 | Albury | 6 digits starting with ‘1562’ |\n| 1563 | Sale | 6 digits starting with ‘1563’ |\n| 1564 | Swan Hill | 6 digits starting with ‘1564’ |\n| 1565 | Mildura | 6 digits starting with ‘1565’ |\n| 1568 | Albury | 6 digits starting with ‘1568’ |\n| 1569 | Albury | 6 digits starting with ‘1569’ |\n| 1570 | Hobart | 6 digits starting with ‘1570’ |\n| 1571 | Hobart | 6 digits starting with ‘1571’ |\n| 1572 | Hobart | 6 digits starting with ‘1572’ |\n| 1573 | Hobart | 6 digits starting with ‘1573’ |\n| 1574 | Hobart | 6 digits starting with ‘1574’ |\n| 1575 | Hobart | 6 digits starting with ‘1575’ |\n| 1576 | Hobart | 6 digits starting with ‘1576’ |\n| 1580 | Hobart | 6 digits starting with ‘1580’ |\n| 1581 | Hobart | 6 digits starting with ‘1581’ |\n| 1582 | Hobart | 6 digits starting with ‘1582’ |\n| 1583 | Hobart | 6 digits starting with ‘1583’ |\n| 1585 | Hobart | 6 digits starting with ‘1585’ |\n| 1586 | Hobart | 6 digits starting with ‘1586’ |\n| 1587 | Hobart | 6 digits starting with ‘1587’ |\n| 1588 | Hobart | 6 digits starting with ‘1588’ |\n| 159 | Hobart | 6 digits starting with ‘159’ |\n| 160 | Canberra | 6 digits starting with ‘160’ |\n| 1610 | Cooma | 6 digits starting with ‘1610’ |\n| 1611 | Cooma | 6 digits starting with ‘1611’ |\n| 1612 | Canberra | 6 digits starting with ‘1612’ |\n| 1613 | Canberra | 6 digits starting with ‘1613’ |\n| 1614 | Canberra | 6 digits starting with ‘1614’ |\n| 1615 | Canberra | 6 digits starting with ‘1615’ |\n| 1616 | Canberra | 6 digits starting with ‘1616’ |\n| 1617 | Canberra | 6 digits starting with ‘1617’ |\n| 1618 | Canberra | 6 digits starting with ‘1618’ |\n| 1619 | Canberra | 6 digits starting with ‘1619’ |\n| 162 | Canberra | 6 digits starting with ‘162’ |\n| 1630 | Orange | 6 digits starting with ‘1630’ |\n| 1631 | Tamworth | 6 digits starting with ‘1631’ |\n| 1632 | Tamworth | 6 digits starting with ‘1632’ |\n| 1633 | Tamworth | 6 digits starting with ‘1633’ |\n| 1634 | Tamworth | 6 digits starting with ‘1634’ |\n| 1635 | Orange | 6 digits starting with ‘1635’ |\n| 1636 | Orange | 6 digits starting with ‘1636’ |\n| 1637 | Orange | 6 digits starting with ‘1637’ |\n| 1638 | Tamworth | 6 digits starting with ‘1638’ |\n| 1639 | Orange | 6 digits starting with ‘1639’ |\n| 164 | Canberra | 6 digits starting with ‘164’ |\n| 1651 | Tamworth | 6 digits starting with ‘1651’ |\n| 1652 | Tamworth | 6 digits starting with ‘1652’ |\n| 1653 | Tamworth | 6 digits starting with ‘1653’ |\n| 1654 | Tamworth | 6 digits starting with ‘1654’ |\n| 1655 | Tamworth | 6 digits starting with ‘1655’ |\n| 1656 | Tamworth | 6 digits starting with ‘1656’ |\n| 1657 | Lismore | 6 digits starting with ‘1657’ |\n| 1658 | Lismore | 6 digits starting with ‘1658’ |\n| 1659 | Lismore | 6 digits starting with ‘1659’ |\n| 1660 | Grafton | 6 digits starting with ‘1660’ |\n| 1661 | Lismore | 6 digits starting with ‘1661’ |\n| 1662 | Lismore | 6 digits starting with ‘1662’ |\n| 1663 | Lismore | 6 digits starting with ‘1663’ |\n| 1664 | Grafton | 6 digits starting with ‘1664’ |\n| 1665 | Grafton | 6 digits starting with ‘1665’ |\n| 1666 | Grafton | 6 digits starting with ‘1666’ |\n| 1667 | Grafton | 6 digits starting with ‘1667’ |\n| 1668 | Grafton | 6 digits starting with ‘1668’ |\n| 1669 | Grafton | 6 digits starting with ‘1669’ |\n| 1670 | Grafton | 6 digits starting with ‘1670’ |\n| 1671 | Grafton | 6 digits starting with ‘1671’ |\n| 1672 | Grafton | 6 digits starting with ‘1672’ |\n| 1673 | Grafton | 6 digits starting with ‘1673’ |\n| 1674 | Grafton | 6 digits starting with ‘1674’ |\n| 1675 | Grafton | 6 digits starting with ‘1675’ |\n| 1676 | Grafton | 6 digits starting with ‘1676’ |\n| 1677 | Cooma | 6 digits starting with ‘1677’ |\n| 1678 | Cooma | 6 digits starting with ‘1678’ |\n| 1679 | Orange | 6 digits starting with ‘1679’ |\n| 1680 | Orange | 6 digits starting with ‘1680’ |\n| 1681 | Orange | 6 digits starting with ‘1681’ |\n| 1682 | Orange | 6 digits starting with ‘1682’ |\n| 1683 | Orange | 6 digits starting with ‘1683’ |\n| 1684 | Orange | 6 digits starting with ‘1684’ |\n| 1685 | Wagga Wagga | 6 digits starting with ‘1685’ |\n| 1686 | Wagga Wagga | 6 digits starting with ‘1686’ |\n| 1687 | Wagga Wagga | 6 digits starting with ‘1687’ |\n| 1688 | Wagga Wagga | 6 digits starting with ‘1688’ |\n| 1689 | Wagga Wagga | 6 digits starting with ‘1689’ |\n| 1690 | Wagga Wagga | 6 digits starting with ‘1690’ |\n| 1691 | Coonamble | 6 digits starting with ‘1691’ |\n| 1692 | Coonamble | 6 digits starting with ‘1692’ |\n| 1693 | Orange | 6 digits starting with ‘1693’ |\n| 1694 | Orange | 6 digits starting with ‘1694’ |\n| 1695 | Wagga Wagga | 6 digits starting with ‘1695’ |\n| 1696 | Wagga Wagga | 6 digits starting with ‘1696’ |\n| 1697 | Wagga Wagga | 6 digits starting with ‘1697’ |\n| 1698 | Coonamble | 6 digits starting with ‘1698’ |\n| 1699 | Wagga Wagga | 6 digits starting with ‘1699’ |\n| 17 | Sydney | 6 digits starting with ‘17’ |\n| 1800 | Mt Gambier | 6 digits starting with ‘1800’ |\n| 1801 | Mt Gambier | 6 digits starting with ‘1801’ |\n| 1802 | Whyalla | 6 digits starting with ‘1802’ |\n| 1803 | Berri | 6 digits starting with ‘1803’ |\n| 1804 | Whyalla | 6 digits starting with ‘1804’ |\n| 1805 | Naracoorte | 6 digits starting with ‘1805’ |\n| 1806 | Woomera | 6 digits starting with ‘1806’ |\n| 1807 | Berri | 6 digits starting with ‘1807’ |\n| 1808 | Broken Hill | 6 digits starting with ‘1808’ |\n| 1809 | Whyalla | 6 digits starting with ‘1809’ |\n| 1810 | Alice Springs | 6 digits starting with ‘1810’ |\n| 1811 | Alice Springs | 6 digits starting with ‘1811’ |\n| 1812 | Alice Springs | 6 digits starting with ‘1812’ |\n| 1813 | Alice Springs | 6 digits starting with ‘1813’ |\n| 1814 | Alice Springs | 6 digits starting with ‘1814’ |\n| 1815 | Alice Springs | 6 digits starting with ‘1815’ |\n| 1816 | Adelaide | 6 digits starting with ‘1816’ |\n| 1817 | Adelaide | 6 digits starting with ‘1817’ |\n| 1818 | Adelaide | 6 digits starting with ‘1818’ |\n| 1819 | Adelaide | 6 digits starting with ‘1819’ |\n| 182 | Adelaide | 6 digits starting with ‘182’ |\n| 1830 | Broken Hill | 6 digits starting with ‘1830’ |\n| 1831 | Woomera | 6 digits starting with ‘1831’ |\n| 1832 | Naracoorte | 6 digits starting with ‘1832’ |\n| 1833 | Whyalla | 6 digits starting with ‘1833’ |\n| 1834 | Woomera | 6 digits starting with ‘1834’ |\n| 1835 | Adelaide | 6 digits starting with ‘1835’ |\n| 1836 | Berri | 6 digits starting with ‘1836’ |\n| 1837 | Whyalla | 6 digits starting with ‘1837’ |\n| 1838 | Whyalla | 6 digits starting with ‘1838’ |\n| 1839 | Mt Gambier | 6 digits starting with ‘1839’ |\n| 1840 | Darwin | 6 digits starting with ‘1840’ |\n| 1841 | Darwin | 6 digits starting with ‘1841’ |\n| 1842 | Darwin | 6 digits starting with ‘1842’ |\n| 1843 | Darwin | 6 digits starting with ‘1843’ |\n| 1844 | Darwin | 6 digits starting with ‘1844’ |\n| 1845 | Darwin | 6 digits starting with ‘1845’ |\n| 1846 | Darwin | 6 digits starting with ‘1846’ |\n| 1847 | Adelaide | 6 digits starting with ‘1847’ |\n| 1848 | Adelaide | 6 digits starting with ‘1848’ |\n| 1849 | Adelaide | 6 digits starting with ‘1849’ |\n| 185 | Darwin | 6 digits starting with ‘185’ |\n| 186 | Adelaide | 6 digits starting with ‘186’ |\n| 1870 | Adelaide | 6 digits starting with ‘1870’ |\n| 1871 | Adelaide | 6 digits starting with ‘1871’ |\n| 1872 | Adelaide | 6 digits starting with ‘1872’ |\n| 1873 | Adelaide | 6 digits starting with ‘1873’ |\n| 1874 | Adelaide | 6 digits starting with ‘1874’ |\n| 1875 | Adelaide | 6 digits starting with ‘1875’ |\n| 1876 | Adelaide | 6 digits starting with ‘1876’ |\n| 1877 | Adelaide | 6 digits starting with ‘1877’ |\n| 188 | Adelaide | 6 digits starting with ‘188’ |\n| 189 | Adelaide | 6 digits starting with ‘189’ |\n| 190 | Perth | 6 digits starting with ‘190’ |\n| 1910 | Kalgoorlie | 6 digits starting with ‘1910’ |\n| 1911 | Geraldton | 6 digits starting with ‘1911’ |\n| 1912 | Geraldton | 6 digits starting with ‘1912’ |\n| 1913 | Kalgoorlie | 6 digits starting with ‘1913’ |\n| 1914 | Katanning | 6 digits starting with ‘1914’ |\n| 1915 | Kalgoorlie | 6 digits starting with ‘1915’ |\n| 1916 | Geraldton | 6 digits starting with ‘1916’ |\n| 1917 | Kalgoorlie | 6 digits starting with ‘1917’ |\n| 1918 | Merredin | 6 digits starting with ‘1918’ |\n| 1919 | Albany | 6 digits starting with ‘1919’ |\n| 192 | Perth | 6 digits starting with ‘192’ |\n| 193 | Perth | 6 digits starting with ‘193’ |\n| 194 | Perth | 6 digits starting with ‘194’ |\n| 195 | Perth | 6 digits starting with ‘195’ |\n| 196 | Perth | 6 digits starting with ‘196’ |\n| 1970 | Perth | 6 digits starting with ‘1970’ |\n| 1971 | Perth | 6 digits starting with ‘1971’ |\n| 1972 | Perth | 6 digits starting with ‘1972’ |\n| 1973 | Perth | 6 digits starting with ‘1973’ |\n| 1974 | Perth | 6 digits starting with ‘1974’ |\n| 1975 | Perth | 6 digits starting with ‘1975’ |\n| 1976 | Perth | 6 digits starting with ‘1976’ |\n| 1977 | Perth | 6 digits starting with ‘1977’ |\n| 1980 | Katanning | 6 digits starting with ‘1980’ |\n| 1981 | Broome | 6 digits starting with ‘1981’ |\n| 1982 | Carnarvon | 6 digits starting with ‘1982’ |\n| 1983 | Merredin | 6 digits starting with ‘1983’ |\n| 1984 | Albany | 6 digits starting with ‘1984’ |\n| 1985 | Albany | 6 digits starting with ‘1985’ |\n| 1986 | Katanning | 6 digits starting with ‘1986’ |\n| 1987 | Merredin | 6 digits starting with ‘1987’ |\n| 1988 | Geraldton | 6 digits starting with ‘1988’ |\n| 1989 | Kalgoorlie | 6 digits starting with ‘1989’ |\n| 1990 | Carnarvon | 6 digits starting with ‘1990’ |\n| 1991 | Carnarvon | 6 digits starting with ‘1991’ |\n| 1992 | Carnarvon | 6 digits starting with ‘1992’ |\n| 1993 | Broome | 6 digits starting with ‘1993’ |\n| 1994 | Broome | 6 digits starting with ‘1994’ |\n| 1995 | Carnarvon | 6 digits starting with ‘1995’ |\n| 1996 | Carnarvon | 6 digits starting with ‘1996’ |\n| 1997 | Carnarvon | 6 digits starting with ‘1997’ |\n| 1998 | Broome | 6 digits starting with ‘1998’ |\n| 1999 | Carnarvon | 6 digits starting with ‘1999’ |\n| 2 | Sydney | 5 digits starting with ‘2’ |\n| 3 | Melbourne | 5 digits starting with ‘3’ |\n| 40 | Brisbane | 5 digits starting with ‘40’ |\n| 41 | Brisbane | 5 digits starting with ‘41’ |\n| 42 | Brisbane | 5 digits starting with ‘42’ |\n| 43 | Brisbane | 5 digits starting with ‘43’ |\n| 44 | Brisbane | 5 digits starting with ‘44’ |\n| 450 | Brisbane | 5 digits starting with ‘450’ |\n| 451 | Brisbane | 5 digits starting with ‘451’ |\n| 452 | Brisbane | 5 digits starting with ‘452’ |\n| 453 | Brisbane | 5 digits starting with ‘453’ |\n| 454 | Brisbane | 5 digits starting with ‘454’ |\n| 455 | Brisbane | 5 digits starting with ‘455’ |\n| 456 | Brisbane | 5 digits starting with ‘456’ |\n| 457 | Brisbane | 5 digits starting with ‘457’ |\n| 460 | Mackay | 5 digits starting with ‘460’ |\n| 461 | Cairns | 5 digits starting with ‘461’ |\n| 462 | Dalby | 5 digits starting with ‘462’ |\n| 463 | Mackay | 5 digits starting with ‘463’ |\n| 464 | Mackay | 5 digits starting with ‘464’ |\n| 465 | Maryborough | 5 digits starting with ‘465’ |\n| 466 | Townsville | 5 digits starting with ‘466’ |\n| 467 | Townsville | 5 digits starting with ‘467’ |\n| 468 | Longreach | 5 digits starting with ‘468’ |\n| 469 | Rockhampton | 5 digits starting with ‘469’ |\n| 470 | Townsville | 5 digits starting with ‘470’ |\n| 471 | Townsville | 5 digits starting with ‘471’ |\n| 472 | Townsville | 5 digits starting with ‘472’ |\n| 473 | Townsville | 5 digits starting with ‘473’ |\n| 474 | Townsville | 5 digits starting with ‘474’ |\n| 475 | Roma | 5 digits starting with ‘475’ |\n| 476 | Townsville | 5 digits starting with ‘476’ |\n| 477 | Charleville | 5 digits starting with ‘477’ |\n| 478 | Townsville | 5 digits starting with ‘478’ |\n| 479 | Townsville | 5 digits starting with ‘479’ |\n| 480 | Cairns | 5 digits starting with ‘480’ |\n| 481 | Mackay | 5 digits starting with ‘481’ |\n| 482 | Cairns | 5 digits starting with ‘482’ |\n| 483 | Cairns | 5 digits starting with ‘483’ |\n| 484 | Cairns | 5 digits starting with ‘484’ |\n| 485 | Mackay | 5 digits starting with ‘485’ |\n| 486 | Mackay | 5 digits starting with ‘486’ |\n| 487 | Dalby | 5 digits starting with ‘487’ |\n| 488 | Cairns | 5 digits starting with ‘488’ |\n| 489 | Cairns | 5 digits starting with ‘489’ |\n| 490 | Rockhampton | 5 digits starting with ‘490’ |\n| 491 | Rockhampton | 5 digits starting with ‘491’ |\n| 492 | Rockhampton | 5 digits starting with ‘492’ |\n| 493 | Rockhampton | 5 digits starting with ‘493’ |\n| 494 | Rockhampton | 5 digits starting with ‘494’ |\n| 495 | Longreach | 5 digits starting with ‘495’ |\n| 496 | Maryborough | 5 digits starting with ‘496’ |\n| 497 | Maryborough | 5 digits starting with ‘497’ |\n| 498 | Rockhampton | 5 digits starting with ‘498’ |\n| 499 | Longreach | 5 digits starting with ‘499’ |\n| 51 | Melbourne | 5 digits starting with ‘51’ |\n| 52 | Melbourne | 5 digits starting with ‘52’ |\n| 54 | Melbourne | 5 digits starting with ‘54’ |\n| 550 | Mildura | 5 digits starting with ‘550’ |\n| 551 | Sale | 5 digits starting with ‘551’ |\n| 552 | Sale | 5 digits starting with ‘552’ |\n| 553 | Swan Hill | 5 digits starting with ‘553’ |\n| 554 | Swan Hill | 5 digits starting with ‘554’ |\n| 555 | Mildura | 5 digits starting with ‘555’ |\n| 556 | Warrnambool | 5 digits starting with ‘556’ |\n| 557 | Warrnambool | 5 digits starting with ‘557’ |\n| 558 | Warrnambool | 5 digits starting with ‘558’ |\n| 559 | Warrnambool | 5 digits starting with ‘559’ |\n| 560 | Albury | 5 digits starting with ‘560’ |\n| 561 | Albury | 5 digits starting with ‘561’ |\n| 562 | Albury | 5 digits starting with ‘562’ |\n| 563 | Sale | 5 digits starting with ‘563’ |\n| 564 | Swan Hill | 5 digits starting with ‘564’ |\n| 565 | Mildura | 5 digits starting with ‘565’ |\n| 568 | Albury | 5 digits starting with ‘568’ |\n| 569 | Albury | 5 digits starting with ‘569’ |\n| 570 | Hobart | 5 digits starting with ‘570’ |\n| 571 | Hobart | 5 digits starting with ‘571’ |\n| 572 | Hobart | 5 digits starting with ‘572’ |\n| 573 | Hobart | 5 digits starting with ‘573’ |\n| 574 | Hobart | 5 digits starting with ‘574’ |\n| 575 | Hobart | 5 digits starting with ‘575’ |\n| 576 | Hobart | 5 digits starting with ‘576’ |\n| 580 | Hobart | 5 digits starting with ‘580’ |\n| 581 | Hobart | 5 digits starting with ‘581’ |\n| 582 | Hobart | 5 digits starting with ‘582’ |\n| 583 | Hobart | 5 digits starting with ‘583’ |\n| 585 | Hobart | 5 digits starting with ‘585’ |\n| 586 | Hobart | 5 digits starting with ‘586’ |\n| 587 | Hobart | 5 digits starting with ‘587’ |\n| 588 | Hobart | 5 digits starting with ‘588’ |\n| 59 | Hobart | 5 digits starting with ‘59’ |\n| 60 | Canberra | 5 digits starting with ‘60’ |\n| 610 | Cooma | 5 digits starting with ‘610’ |\n| 611 | Cooma | 5 digits starting with ‘611’ |\n| 612 | Canberra | 5 digits starting with ‘612’ |\n| 613 | Canberra | 5 digits starting with ‘613’ |\n| 614 | Canberra | 5 digits starting with ‘614’ |\n| 615 | Canberra | 5 digits starting with ‘615’ |\n| 616 | Canberra | 5 digits starting with ‘616’ |\n| 617 | Canberra | 5 digits starting with ‘617’ |\n| 618 | Canberra | 5 digits starting with ‘618’ |\n| 619 | Canberra | 5 digits starting with ‘619’ |\n| 62 | Canberra | 5 digits starting with ‘62’ |\n| 630 | Orange | 5 digits starting with ‘630’ |\n| 631 | Tamworth | 5 digits starting with ‘631’ |\n| 632 | Tamworth | 5 digits starting with ‘632’ |\n| 633 | Tamworth | 5 digits starting with ‘633’ |\n| 634 | Tamworth | 5 digits starting with ‘634’ |\n| 635 | Orange | 5 digits starting with ‘635’ |\n| 636 | Orange | 5 digits starting with ‘636’ |\n| 637 | Orange | 5 digits starting with ‘637’ |\n| 638 | Tamworth | 5 digits starting with ‘638’ |\n| 639 | Orange | 5 digits starting with ‘639’ |\n| 64 | Canberra | 5 digits starting with ‘64’ |\n| 651 | Tamworth | 5 digits starting with ‘651’ |\n| 652 | Tamworth | 5 digits starting with ‘652’ |\n| 653 | Tamworth | 5 digits starting with ‘653’ |\n| 654 | Tamworth | 5 digits starting with ‘654’ |\n| 655 | Tamworth | 5 digits starting with ‘655’ |\n| 656 | Tamworth | 5 digits starting with ‘656’ |\n| 657 | Lismore | 5 digits starting with ‘657’ |\n| 658 | Lismore | 5 digits starting with ‘658’ |\n| 659 | Lismore | 5 digits starting with ‘659’ |\n| 660 | Grafton | 5 digits starting with ‘660’ |\n| 661 | Lismore | 5 digits starting with ‘661’ |\n| 662 | Lismore | 5 digits starting with ‘662’ |\n| 663 | Lismore | 5 digits starting with ‘663’ |\n| 664 | Grafton | 5 digits starting with ‘664’ |\n| 665 | Grafton | 5 digits starting with ‘665’ |\n| 666 | Grafton | 5 digits starting with ‘666’ |\n| 667 | Grafton | 5 digits starting with ‘667’ |\n| 668 | Grafton | 5 digits starting with ‘668’ |\n| 669 | Grafton | 5 digits starting with ‘669’ |\n| 670 | Grafton | 5 digits starting with ‘670’ |\n| 671 | Grafton | 5 digits starting with ‘671’ |\n| 672 | Grafton | 5 digits starting with ‘672’ |\n| 673 | Grafton | 5 digits starting with ‘673’ |\n| 674 | Grafton | 5 digits starting with ‘674’ |\n| 675 | Grafton | 5 digits starting with ‘675’ |\n| 676 | Grafton | 5 digits starting with ‘676’ |\n| 677 | Cooma | 5 digits starting with ‘677’ |\n| 678 | Cooma | 5 digits starting with ‘678’ |\n| 679 | Orange | 5 digits starting with ‘679’ |\n| 680 | Orange | 5 digits starting with ‘680’ |\n| 681 | Orange | 5 digits starting with ‘681’ |\n| 682 | Orange | 5 digits starting with ‘682’ |\n| 683 | Orange | 5 digits starting with ‘683’ |\n| 684 | Orange | 5 digits starting with ‘684’ |\n| 685 | Wagga Wagga | 5 digits starting with ‘685’ |\n| 686 | Wagga Wagga | 5 digits starting with ‘686’ |\n| 687 | Wagga Wagga | 5 digits starting with ‘687’ |\n| 688 | Wagga Wagga | 5 digits starting with ‘688’ |\n| 689 | Wagga Wagga | 5 digits starting with ‘689’ |\n| 690 | Wagga Wagga | 5 digits starting with ‘690’ |\n| 691 | Coonamble | 5 digits starting with ‘691’ |\n| 692 | Coonamble | 5 digits starting with ‘692’ |\n| 693 | Orange | 5 digits starting with ‘693’ |\n| 694 | Orange | 5 digits starting with ‘694’ |\n| 695 | Wagga Wagga | 5 digits starting with ‘695’ |\n| 696 | Wagga Wagga | 5 digits starting with ‘696’ |\n| 697 | Wagga Wagga | 5 digits starting with ‘697’ |\n| 698 | Coonamble | 5 digits starting with ‘698’ |\n| 699 | Wagga Wagga | 5 digits starting with ‘699’ |\n| 70 | Sydney | 5 digits starting with ‘70’ |\n| 71 | Sydney | 5 digits starting with ‘71’ |\n| 72 | Sydney | 5 digits starting with ‘72’ |\n| 73 | Sydney | 5 digits starting with ‘73’ |\n| 74 | Sydney | 5 digits starting with ‘74’ |\n| 75 | Sydney | 5 digits starting with ‘75’ |\n| 76 | Sydney | 5 digits starting with ‘76’ |\n| 77 | Sydney | 5 digits starting with ‘77’ |\n| 78 | Sydney | 5 digits starting with ‘78’ |\n| 79 | Sydney | 5 digits starting with ‘79’ |\n| 800 | Mt Gambier | 5 digits starting with ‘800’ |\n| 801 | Mt Gambier | 5 digits starting with ‘801’ |\n| 802 | Whyalla | 5 digits starting with ‘802’ |\n| 803 | Berri | 5 digits starting with ‘803’ |\n| 804 | Whyalla | 5 digits starting with ‘804’ |\n| 805 | Naracoorte | 5 digits starting with ‘805’ |\n| 806 | Woomera | 5 digits starting with ‘806’ |\n| 807 | Berri | 5 digits starting with ‘807’ |\n| 808 | Broken Hill | 5 digits starting with ‘808’ |\n| 809 | Whyalla | 5 digits starting with ‘809’ |\n| 810 | Alice Springs | 5 digits starting with ‘810’ |\n| 811 | Alice Springs | 5 digits starting with ‘811’ |\n| 812 | Alice Springs | 5 digits starting with ‘812’ |\n| 813 | Alice Springs | 5 digits starting with ‘813’ |\n| 814 | Alice Springs | 5 digits starting with ‘814’ |\n| 815 | Alice Springs | 5 digits starting with ‘815’ |\n| 816 | Adelaide | 5 digits starting with ‘816’ |\n| 817 | Adelaide | 5 digits starting with ‘817’ |\n| 818 | Adelaide | 5 digits starting with ‘818’ |\n| 819 | Adelaide | 5 digits starting with ‘819’ |\n| 82 | Adelaide | 5 digits starting with ‘82’ |\n| 830 | Broken Hill | 5 digits starting with ‘830’ |\n| 831 | Woomera | 5 digits starting with ‘831’ |\n| 832 | Naracoorte | 5 digits starting with ‘832’ |\n| 833 | Whyalla | 5 digits starting with ‘833’ |\n| 834 | Woomera | 5 digits starting with ‘834’ |\n| 835 | Adelaide | 5 digits starting with ‘835’ |\n| 836 | Berri | 5 digits starting with ‘836’ |\n| 837 | Whyalla | 5 digits starting with ‘837’ |\n| 838 | Whyalla | 5 digits starting with ‘838’ |\n| 839 | Mt Gambier | 5 digits starting with ‘839’ |\n| 840 | Darwin | 5 digits starting with ‘840’ |\n| 841 | Darwin | 5 digits starting with ‘841’ |\n| 842 | Darwin | 5 digits starting with ‘842’ |\n| 843 | Darwin | 5 digits starting with ‘843’ |\n| 844 | Darwin | 5 digits starting with ‘844’ |\n| 845 | Darwin | 5 digits starting with ‘845’ |\n| 846 | Darwin | 5 digits starting with ‘846’ |\n| 847 | Adelaide | 5 digits starting with ‘847’ |\n| 848 | Adelaide | 5 digits starting with ‘848’ |\n| 849 | Adelaide | 5 digits starting with ‘849’ |\n| 85 | Darwin | 5 digits starting with ‘85’ |\n| 86 | Adelaide | 5 digits starting with ‘86’ |\n| 870 | Adelaide | 5 digits starting with ‘870’ |\n| 871 | Adelaide | 5 digits starting with ‘871’ |\n| 872 | Adelaide | 5 digits starting with ‘872’ |\n| 873 | Adelaide | 5 digits starting with ‘873’ |\n| 874 | Adelaide | 5 digits starting with ‘874’ |\n| 875 | Adelaide | 5 digits starting with ‘875’ |\n| 876 | Adelaide | 5 digits starting with ‘876’ |\n| 877 | Adelaide | 5 digits starting with ‘877’ |\n| 88 | Adelaide | 5 digits starting with ‘88’ |\n| 89 | Adelaide | 5 digits starting with ‘89’ |\n| 90 | Perth | 5 digits starting with ‘90’ |\n| 910 | Kalgoorlie | 5 digits starting with ‘910’ |\n| 911 | Geraldton | 5 digits starting with ‘911’ |\n| 912 | Geraldton | 5 digits starting with ‘912’ |\n| 913 | Kalgoorlie | 5 digits starting with ‘913’ |\n| 914 | Katanning | 5 digits starting with ‘914’ |\n| 915 | Kalgoorlie | 5 digits starting with ‘915’ |\n| 916 | Geraldton | 5 digits starting with ‘916’ |\n| 917 | Kalgoorlie | 5 digits starting with ‘917’ |\n| 918 | Merredin | 5 digits starting with ‘918’ |\n| 919 | Albany | 5 digits starting with ‘919’ |\n| 92 | Perth | 5 digits starting with ‘92’ |\n| 93 | Perth | 5 digits starting with ‘93’ |\n| 94 | Perth | 5 digits starting with ‘94’ |\n| 95 | Perth | 5 digits starting with ‘95’ |\n| 96 | Perth | 5 digits starting with ‘96’ |\n| 970 | Perth | 5 digits starting with ‘970’ |\n| 971 | Perth | 5 digits starting with ‘971’ |\n| 972 | Perth | 5 digits starting with ‘972’ |\n| 973 | Perth | 5 digits starting with ‘973’ |\n| 974 | Perth | 5 digits starting with ‘974’ |\n| 975 | Perth | 5 digits starting with ‘975’ |\n| 976 | Perth | 5 digits starting with ‘976’ |\n| 977 | Perth | 5 digits starting with ‘977’ |\n| 980 | Katanning | 5 digits starting with ‘980’ |\n| 981 | Broome | 5 digits starting with ‘981’ |\n| 982 | Carnarvon | 5 digits starting with ‘982’ |\n| 983 | Merredin | 5 digits starting with ‘983’ |\n| 984 | Albany | 5 digits starting with ‘984’ |\n| 985 | Albany | 5 digits starting with ‘985’ |\n| 986 | Katanning | 5 digits starting with ‘986’ |\n| 987 | Merredin | 5 digits starting with ‘987’ |\n| 988 | Geraldton | 5 digits starting with ‘988’ |\n| 989 | Kalgoorlie | 5 digits starting with ‘989’ |\n| 990 | Carnarvon | 5 digits starting with ‘990’ |\n| 991 | Carnarvon | 5 digits starting with ‘991’ |\n| 992 | Carnarvon | 5 digits starting with ‘992’ |\n| 993 | Broome | 5 digits starting with ‘993’ |\n| 994 | Broome | 5 digits starting with ‘994’ |\n| 995 | Carnarvon | 5 digits starting with ‘995’ |\n| 996 | Carnarvon | 5 digits starting with ‘996’ |\n| 997 | Carnarvon | 5 digits starting with ‘997’ |\n| 998 | Broome | 5 digits starting with ‘998’ |\n| 999 | Carnarvon | 5 digits starting with ‘999’ |\n\n","sortOrder":11},{"sectionNumber":"Sch 7","sectionType":"schedule","heading":"Content of application for allocation of numbers","content":"Schedule 7 Content of application for allocation of numbers\n\n(section 6.7)\n\nPart 1 Applications for numbers for all types of carriage service\n\nThe following information must be included in all applications for the allocation of numbers:\n\n1.1 The applicant’s name, Australian Company Number (if applicable), Australian Registered Body Number (if applicable), postal address and facsimile number, and the name and telephone number of a contact person.\n\n1.2 The name and signature of the person authorised by applicant to request allocation of numbers.\n\n1.3 The numbers requested from ACMA, or the kind of carriage service for which numbers are requested, and the quantity of the numbers requested.\n\n1.4 A statement of whether the applicant is requesting telephone numbers or data numbers.\n\n1.5 A description of the carriage service for which numbers are requested (if possible, using the categories of services mentioned in the plan for the numbers).\n\n1.6 The nature and function of the service for which numbers are requested.\n\n1.7 The date when the applicant expects to start the service for which the numbers are requested.\n\n1.8 The date when the service for which the numbers are requested will stop operating, or date by which the numbers will be vacated (if applicable).\n\n1.9 Details of any other numbers that have been allocated to the applicant, and for which:\n\n(a) any charge under:\n\n(i) the Telecommunications (Numbering Charges) Act 1991; or\n\n(ii) the Telecommunications (Numbering Charges) Act 1997;\n\nis due and unpaid for at least 3 months after its due date; or\n\n(b) any amount by way of penalty, under a determination made under subsection 468 (4) of the Act, is due and unpaid for at least 3 months after the applicant became liable to pay the amount of penalty.\n\nPart 2 Additional information for applications for geographic numbers\n\nIn addition to the information required under Part 1, the following information must be included in an application for the allocation of geographic numbers:\n\n2.1 Whether the requested numbers are numbers of local geographic significance or broad geographic significance.\n\n(This information is only required for areas with separate numbers of broad geographic significance reserved).\n\n2.2 If the applicant is applying for the allocation of numbers of broad geographic significance — the reasons for needing those numbers.\n\n2.3 The standard zone unit for which the numbers are requested.\n\n2.4 The exchange service area for which the numbers are requested.\n\n2.6 A statement explaining why an amount of numbers other than the unit size for allocation of the numbers is needed for use in the specified exchange service area.\n\n(This information is only required if the total amount of the following numbers is other than the unit size for allocation of the numbers:\n\n(a) the amount of requested numbers for use in the same exchange service area; and\n\n(b) the amount of other numbers allocated to the applicant for use in that exchange service area; and\n\n(c) the amount of other numbers requested by the applicant for use in that exchange service area.)\n\n> Note For the unit size of numbers for allocation, see section 5.46.\n\n2.7 If the application is for geographic numbers for local services provided using IP telephony:\n\n(a) a statement that the carriage service provider has had regard to the guidelines in Part 5 of Schedule 7; and\n\n(b) sufficient information to satisfy the requirements for geographic numbers set out in the table in the guidelines.\n\n2.8 A carriage service provider complies with paragraph 2.7 (a) if the carriage service provider states in writing that he or she:\n\n(a) has taken into account the guidelines in Part 5 of Schedule 7; and\n\n(b) understands his or her obligations with respect to the use of geographic numbers pursuant to Chapter 3 of the Numbering Plan.\n\nPart 3 Additional information for applications for special services numbers\n\nIn addition to the information required under Part 1, the following information must be included in an application for the allocation of special services numbers:\n\n3.1 Whether or not the number is an access code.\n\n(This information is only required if the requested numbers are in a range that may be used as both an access code and for other purposes.)\n\n3.2 The length of the number.\n\n3.3 A statement explaining why an amount of numbers other than the unit size for allocation of the numbers is needed for use in connection with the carriage service that is to be supplied using the requested numbers.\n\n(This information is only required if the total amount of the following numbers is other than the unit size for allocation of the numbers:\n\n(a) the amount of requested numbers for use in connection with the same carriage service; and\n\n(b) the amount of other numbers allocated to the applicant for use in connection with that carriage service; and\n\n(c) the amount of other numbers requested by the applicant for use in connection with that carriage service.)\n\n> Note For the unit size of numbers for allocation, see section 6.23.\n\n3.4 For incoming only international numbers — evidence of an agreement with at least 1 foreign telecommunications operator for international interconnection between a foreign public telecommunications network and the applicant’s network, to allow routing of incoming only international calls.\n\n3.5 An assessment of the impact on end‑users of the initial use of the requested numbers, including:\n\n(a) the potential limitations on access of customer equipment to the numbers; and\n\n(b) the structure of call charging;\n\n(c) the level of awareness of end‑users about the numbers and the services that are to be supplied using the numbers.\n\n(This information is only required for a requested number if no other special services number, with the same component in column 1 of Schedule 4 as the requested number, has previously been used.)\n\n3.6 Whether or not the number is for use only in connection with the supply of carriage services for which the call charge for calls to the number, made using a standard telephone service (other than a public mobile telecommunications service):\n\n(a) would be worked out by reference to the number of such calls made during a particular period, regardless of how long each call lasted; and\n\n(b) would not be more than the low charge amount.\n\n3.7 If the application is for location independent communications service numbers for location independent communications services, a statement that the carriage service provider has had regard to the guidelines in Part 5 of Schedule 7.\n\nPart 4 Additional information for applications for data numbers\n\nIn addition to the information required under Part 1, the following information must be included in applications for the allocation of data numbers:\n\n4.1 If the numbers requested are to supplement a previous allocation — information about the level of usage of numbers previously allocated.\n\n4.2 If the application includes a request for the allocation of a data network identification code — evidence of an agreement with at least 1 foreign telecommunications operator for international physical interconnection between a foreign public telecommunications network and the applicant’s network, to allow routing of data calls.\n\n4.3 Projected demand for X.25 DTE/DCE interfaces and X.28 PAD interfaces, each with its own unique data terminal number.\n\n","sortOrder":12},{"sectionNumber":"Part 5","sectionType":"part","heading":"Guidelines — application for geographic numbers or location independent communications service numbers for use in connection with a service using IP technology","content":"Part 5 Guidelines — application for geographic numbers or location independent communications service numbers for use in connection with a service using IP technology\n\nThese guidelines set out matters to which a carriage service provider (CSP) must have regard when providing a statement, under clause 2.7 or 3.7 of this Schedule, in an application for the allocation of geographic numbers or location independent communications service numbers that are to be used in connection with a service using IP technology.\n\n The provision of numbers for carriage services within Australia\n\nUnder section 455 of the Telecommunications Act 1997, the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) is required to develop and maintain this Telecommunications Numbering Plan 1997 (the Numbering Plan). The Numbering Plan provides for the specification of numbers for carriage services by service type. Numbers must be allocated to CSPs as specified under the Numbering Plan. Numbers allocated to CSPs must be issued to customers for the supply of carriage services that are consistent with the service type for which they have been specified. CSPs must take reasonable steps to ensure that numbers are used in a manner that complies with the provisions of the Numbering Plan.\n\n Geographic numbers\n\nGeographic numbers are specified in Schedule 2 of the Numbering Plan. The provisions of Chapter 3 of the Numbering Plan stipulate how geographic numbers may be used in connection with the supply of carriage services in Australia. Section 3.4 of the Numbering Plan sets out the manner in which a geographic number must be used. Subsection (1) of section 3.4 prohibits the use of geographic numbers except in connection with the supply of a local service. Subsection (4) of section 3.4 provides that the call on a geographic number must terminate in the standard zone unit (SZU) in relation to which the geographic number was allocated to the CSP. This requirement can also be satisfied if the CSP can establish a location to which call charges can be applied ‘as if’ the geographic number terminated within the SZU to which it was originally allocated.\n\nTherefore, when requesting an allocation of geographic numbers, a CSP must be able to establish a permanent location to which calls to the number must terminate. The underlying rationale for these requirements in the use of geographic numbers is to provide CSPs with the ability to meet their obligation to provide the untimed local call option to customers in accordance with section 105 of the Telecommunications (Consumer Protection and Service Standards) Act 1999 on eligible local calls.\n\nSection 3.4 provides some flexibility in the use of geographic numbers. Subsections 3.4 (4A) and (4B) provide that if calls terminate at a location that is not in a charging district for the number in Schedule 2, the CSP must advise potential customers of limitations on the provision of the service. The CSP must also obtain an acknowledgement that a customer understands these limitations before entering into an arrangement for supply of the service. However, the CSP will not be required to meet these requirements if the CSP is covered by an industry code, registered by the ACMA under section 117 of the Act and included in the Register of Industry Codes kept under section 136 of the Act, that sets out the information the CSP is required to provide to a potential customer in relation to the use of geographic numbers outside of the relevant charging district for the number. Similar provisions are included in sections 3.5 and 3.7 for numbers of local and broad geographic significance.\n\nWhen applying for an allocation of geographic numbers a CSP must be able to show that it is able to meet the notification requirements in subsection 3.4 (4B), or demonstrate that it is covered by an appropriate industry code registered by the ACMA.\n\nFurthermore, when applying for geographic numbers, a CSP must have regard to the criteria described in the table at the end of this Part.\n\n Location independent communications services (LICS)\n\nA special services number range 0550 has been specified for use by LICS providers to accommodate nomadic services. This range has been specified in Part 1 of Schedule 4 of the Numbering Plan. The range is for the allocation of numbers for services that will not be charged by reference to a fixed location because they are nomadic. The service will be considered nomadic if it is itinerant in nature or otherwise departs significantly from other service types specified in the Numbering Plan, particularly local services.\n\nThe LICS range is also suitable for services that fall below any of the service characteristics of PSTN or equivalent levels.\n\nGeographic numbers will be allocated to CSPs for a service utilising IP telephony if the service meets the requirements of a local service in accordance with Chapter 3 of the Numbering Plan. However, a service where a fixed location cannot be established must be allocated a number from the LICS range. CSPs must not issue a geographic number to a customer to provide a carriage service if this requirement cannot be established.\n\n Selection of numbers\n\nWhen applying for numbers to be issued to customers for use with IP telephony, CSPs should select a number range that is consistent with the comparable service type described in the following table. Note that PC‑PC based services, independent of the PSTN network, are not included because they are not ‘carriage services to the public’ within the meaning of section 455 of the Act.","sortOrder":13}],"analysis":{"kimi_summary":{"_metrics":{"model":"kimi-k2.5","source":"moonshot-realtime","completionTokens":2037},"content_quality":"ok","complexity_score":8,"scope_assessment":{"changed":true,"description":"The original 1997 plan has significantly expanded beyond its initial scope to accommodate internet-based communications. The document now includes specific guidelines for IP telephony and Location Independent Communications Services (LICS) for nomadic services without fixed locations, reflecting technological changes not contemplated when the plan was first made."},"complexity_factors":["7 schedules with distinct numbering systems (geographic, special services, freephone, local rate, premium rate, data, telex)","Extensive tabular specifications with precise digit patterns (e.g., 'Numbers starting with (02) 72, (02) 73...')","Cross-references between sections (e.g., 'see section 5.46', 'subsection 3.4 (4A)')","Variable number lengths from 4 to 14 digits depending on service type","Conditional allocation criteria based on technology type (IP telephony vs traditional)","Legacy service requirements mixed with modern digital service rules","Technical telecommunications terminology (standard zone units, DTE/DCE interfaces, X.25, PAD)"],"plain_english_summary":"This law establishes Australia’s national numbering plan for telephone and data services, defining how geographic, non‑geographic, business, data and legacy telex numbers are allocated and used. It sets technical formats and allocation procedures so numbers function as a consistent “address book” across networks.\n\nIt affects telecommunications providers (who must apply to ACMA for number blocks) and end users by requiring geographic numbers to reflect advertised locations or carry warnings, preventing shortages, ensuring consistent dialing and protecting consumers."},"flash_summary":{"complexity_score":8,"scope_assessment":{"changed":false,"description":"The Numbering Plan implements ACMA’s statutory duty under section 455 to allocate and regulate numbers for carriage services in Australia. The instrument sets allocation, use and application procedures but does not, on its face, expand the statutory scope beyond providing numbering arrangements for carriage services within Australia."},"complexity_factors":["Extensive, highly granular prefix tables mapping many numeric ranges to multiple geographic zones and sub‑units (Schedules 2, 6)","Multiple service classes with differing number lengths, charge limits, sharing rules and international access (Schedules 4, 4A–4C)","Technical numbering rules for data numbers with multi‑part components and escape codes (Schedule 5, Part 1–2)","Detailed application and documentary requirements for allocants, including evidence of interconnection and usage forecasts (Schedule 7, Parts 1–4)","Cross‑references to other statutory instruments and Acts (e.g. Telecommunications Act s455; Telecommunications (Consumer Protection and Service Standards) Act), increasing interpretive load","Conditional permissions and notification duties where geographic termination differs from allocated charging district (section 3.4 and related guidance)","Mixture of human‑readable policy guidance and precise numeric constraints (unit sizes, digit counts) that create tight operational rules","Multiple special cases (LICS range 0550, incoming only international, virtual private networks, telex) requiring separate allocation and routing arrangements"],"plain_english_summary":"Specifies how telephone, data and special‑service number ranges are allocated and used across Australia, mapping numeric prefixes to geographic zones and service types and defining number structures. \n\nAffects carriage service providers (who apply to ACMA and must meet detailed application, notification and allocation rules) and end‑users (call routing and charging). It matters because CSPs bear the compliance and operational costs of meeting allocation rules while ACMA retains discretion over who receives and how numbers may be used."}},"importantCases":[],"_links":{"self":"/api/acts/telecommunications-numbering-plan-1997","history":"/api/acts/telecommunications-numbering-plan-1997/history","analysis":"/api/acts/telecommunications-numbering-plan-1997/analysis","conflicts":"/api/acts/telecommunications-numbering-plan-1997/conflicts","importantCases":"/api/acts/telecommunications-numbering-plan-1997/important-cases","documents":"/api/acts/telecommunications-numbering-plan-1997/documents"}}