What is the postal code of Australia?
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There are millions, it depends on where abouts you are. For example Greenvale in Victoria is 3059 whereas the next suburb is 3064
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A postal code (known in various countries as a post code, postcode, or ZIP code) is a series of letters and/or digits appended to a postal address for the purpose of sorting mail.\n\nGermany was the world's first country with a postal code system in the early 1960s. The United States followed a couple of years later.\n(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Postal_code)\n\nThe US Postal Code (ZIP Code).\nhttp://inventors.about.com/library/inventors/blmailus4.htm\n\nLondon Postal Districts\n\nThe first system, of ten sectors identified by letters, was introduced in 1858; the numbered subdivisions were a war-time measure and date from 1917. The 1917 subdivisions remain important, because they form the first part of the two-part modern postcode (so N1 1AA is an address in the old N1 district), and because they continue to be used by Londoners to refer to their districts.\n\nThe London postal districts are organized by sectors, as follows, and then numbered alphabetically within their sectors.\n\n    * In central London, WC and EC (West Central and East Central).\n    * In the rest of inner London, N, NW, SW, SE, W and E.\n    * In parts of outer London the districts are subdivisions of 63 other post towns and were introduced at the same time as the other UK postcodes.\n\n------------------------------\nStill doesn't answer your question. I think it was a committee!
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In what part of the world are you located? I have an option if you are in Sydney, Australia.
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bearer4now@yahoo.com.au
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What is the area code?
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http://www.nationalseniors.com.au/Branches%20Map.htm \n\nTry this link\n\nHope this will help
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Country\n Contact Phone Number\n \nAustralia\n 1800-787-638\n \nBelgium +32-(0) 7815-0673 \nCanada\n 1-888-NETGEAR \n(1-888-638-4327)\n \nChina\n 800-830-3815\n \nDanmark (Denmark)\n 807-02-666\n \nDeutschland (Germany)\nDeutschsprachiger Support von Montag bis Freitag von 9:00 bis 18:00 Uhr.\n 0180 590 59 59\n \nEspaña (Spain)\n 91 375 45 88\n \nFrance\n 0820 887 177\n \nHong Kong\n 800 964 605\n \nIndia\n 011-51678904\n044-52087477\n \nItalia (Italy)\n 02 38 59 1018\n \nIreland (Eire) 1800 453019 \nIsrael (+972) 02 5412600 \nJapan\n 0120-921-080 \nKorea\n 080-638-4327\n \nLuxembourg (Deutsch) 0049 180 590 59 59\n\n \nLuxembourg (Français) 0033 820 88 71 77 \nMalaysia\n 1800-807-422\n \nNederland (Netherlands)\n 020 568 2987\n \nNew Zealand\n 0800 174600\n \nNorge (Norway)\n 800 12 500\n \nÖsterrich (Austria)\nDeutschsprachiger Support von Montag bis Freitag von 9:00 bis 18:00 Uhr.\n 0820 555 644\n \nSingapore\n 8001301252\n \nSuomi (Finland)\n 0800-111-036\n \nSverige (Sweden)\n 0770 - 93 00 33\n \nSchweiz, Suisse, Svizzera (Switzerland)\n 0848 000 195\n \nThailand 0018 0061 21133 \nUnited Kingdom\n 0870-112-1206\n \nUnited States\n 1-888-NETGEAR\n1-888-638-4327\n1-800-211-2069\n \n\nAll Other Countries\n \n1 408 367 7802
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Contact your closest Australian Embassy\n")
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See: http://www.ihs.com.au/standards/api/
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I think you are asking if Australia has the only inadequate postal system.  If so the answer is no.  There are numerous countries with bad postal systems.  Some are practically non functional.
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http://www.1areacodescountrycodes.com/international-country-codes-city-calling-code-new-zealand.htm
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clockwise; am in US\ncounter in Ausralia
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look in egypt its different, we do have zip codes in egypt but according to areas.\nu need to find the nearest post office to u and ask there, their number is your number.\nfor example, in cairo garden city, down town wel manate2 di has zip code 11461, when u goo deep in manial and roda its 11451.\nso in alex u just go to the nearest post office or if u recieve any letters at home, check the envelope, u'll find ur zip code, its 5 digits.
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Postal voting info. is at-\nhttp://www.vec.vic.gov.au/statehowtovote.html#link4\n\nJust check the links for postal voting from within or outside of Vic.\n\n\nYou can apply for a postal vote for the 2006 State election if you can’t vote in person at a voting centre on election day. Applications must be received by 6pm on Thursday, 23 November. We strongly advise that you apply as soon as possible in order to avoid any delays in postal delivery.\n\nPostal vote application (for postal voting from within Victoria only) (PDF 296 KB | DOC 368 KB)\nOnce complete, this form can be faxed back to 03 9299 0595. Alternatively, completed and signed postal vote applications can be scanned and emailed to cpc@vec.vic.gov.au.\n\nPostal vote application (interstate or overseas) (PDF 284 KB)\nOnce complete, this form must be returned to the overseas voting centre or interstate voting centre nearest to you. These details are supplied on the form. Interstate postal vote applications only can also be scanned and emailed to cpc@vec.vic.gov.au.\n\nYou must ensure that you return the ballot papers in an envelope postmarked on or before election day - Saturday, 25 November.
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Yes, and the postal code as well.
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Try this: http://www.abs.gov.au/websitedbs/d3310108.nsf/1ffb67f0c5b62b034a256516001b231a/b78a0a44c64021524a256516001b410d!OpenDocument
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example of correct adress:\nBulevardul Unirii nr.55   Bloc U2  sc.C apt.67 \nsector 3. Bucharest Romania postal code:52412\nso: street, number, building number, entrance number, apartment number. sector number (there are 6 sectors) city, country, than the postal code (not a must)\nthe postal codes you find on this page:\nhttp://www.posta-romana.ro/index.jsp?page=coduri_postale&cp_judet=B\nat "adresa" field, you input just the name of the street, and it will display the code