State and Territory Codes
| State/Territory | Call signs | Postal | Telephone numbers in Australia | Time zone | ||||
| AM/FM | TV | Amateur | Abbrev. | Postcode | Std | Summer | ||
| Australian Capital Territory | 1xx(x)† | xx(x)Cn† | VK1xx† | ACT | 02nn*, 26nn, 29nn | +61 2 6xxx xxxx | +10 | +11 |
| New South Wales | 2xx(x) | xx(x)Nn | VK2xx | NSW | 1nnn*, 2nnn | +61 2 xxxx xxxx ^ | +10 (+9½) | +11 |
| Victoria | 3xx(x) | xx(x)Vn | VK3xx | VIC | 3nnn, 8nnn* | +61 3 xxxx xxxx ^ | +10 | +11 |
| Queensland | 4xx(x) | xx(x)Qn | VK4xx | QLD | 4nnn, 9nnn* | +61 7 xxxx xxxx | +10 | |
| South Australia | 5xx(x) | xx(x)Sn | VK5xx | SA | 5nnn | +61 8 8xxx xxxx +61 8 7xxx xxxx | +9½ | +10½ |
| Western Australia | 6xx(x) | xx(x)Wn | VK6xx | WA | 6nnn | +61 8 9xxx xxxx +61 8 6xxx xxxx | +8 | |
| Tasmania | 7xx(x) | xx(x)Tn | VK7xx | TAS | 7nnn | +61 3 6xxx xxxx | +10 | +11 |
| Northern Territory | 8xx(x) | xx(x)Dn | VK8xx | NT | 08nn | +61 8 8xxx xxxx | +9½ | |
| External Territories | ||||||||
| Norfolk Island | 2xx(x) | xx(x)Nn | VK2xx | NSW | 2899 | +672 3 xx xxx | +11½ | |
| Christmas Island | 6xx(x) | xx(x)Wn | VK9xx | WA | 6798 | +61 8 9164 xxxx | +7 | |
| Cocos Island | 6xx(x) | xx(x)Wn | VK9xx | WA | 6799 | +61 8 9162 xxxx | +6½ | |
| Australian Antarctic Territory | none | VK0xx | TAS | +672 1 | +6 to +8 | |||
| Macquarie Island | none | +10 | +11 | |||||
| * used for some PO box and Large Users only. ^ Some exceptions apply to numbers in this state's number range † a number of broadcast stations in the ACT have call signs allocated as if ACT were part of New South Wales. |
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