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Dial an Australian number
Enter the number in international format (+61 area code number) and call.
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How to Dial an Australian Number
Australia's country code is +61. The same rule applies as with most countries: when dialling in international format, you drop the leading zero from the area code. Sydney's local prefix is 02, but internationally you dial just 2.
Mobile numbers in Australia start with 04X locally — internationally, dial +61 4X XXX XXX (drop the first zero).
Type the full number into the Give a ring dial pad starting with +61 and the app takes care of the rest.
🇦🇺 Surprising & Funny Facts About Australia
The World's Largest Wild Camel Herd
Australia has over 1 million wild dromedary camels — more than any Arab country. Their ancestors were imported from Afghanistan in the 1840s to transport goods across the outback. When trucks arrived, the camels were set free and thrived in the similar climate. Australia now exports camels back to Saudi Arabia, where their bloodline purity is prized. A 150-year return trip nobody planned.
More Sheep Than People — By 2.5x
Australia has roughly 66 million sheep and only 26 million people. The country is the world's top producer of merino wool, dressing the entire planet in soft fibres. The legendary individual record: a sheep named Chris, found in 2015 after years of roaming wild, was carrying 40 kg of unshorn fleece — about the weight of a 10-year-old child. The shearing took nearly an hour.
The Largest Living Thing on Earth
The Great Barrier Reef is not just the world's biggest coral reef — it is the largest living structure on the planet, visible from space. Stretching over 2,300 km (longer than the UK is tall), it hosts 1,500 species of fish and 4,000 types of mollusc. Roughly the distance from Moscow to Istanbul — but entirely underwater and alive.
A Continent, a Country, and an Island
Australia is the only country in the world that occupies an entire continent. Its land area rivals the contiguous United States, yet the population is just 26 million — about the same as Texas. Population density: 3 people per km². It is the least densely populated continent on Earth after Antarctica, and Australians know it.
Home of 21 of the World's 25 Deadliest Snakes
Australia hosts the world's most venomous snake (the inland taipan), the world's deadliest spider (the funnel-web), blue-ringed octopuses, box jellyfish, saltwater crocodiles, and great white sharks — all in one country. And yet Australians are statistically among the cheeriest, most outdoorsy people on Earth. Either very brave or very good at denial.
The Post Office That Served Beer
In the remote Australian outback of the 1800s, post offices doubled as pubs. The logic was unassailable: if someone had ridden 200 km of desert to collect their mail, the least a civilised society could do was offer them a drink while they waited. The tradition persisted in some remote towns well into the 1950s — a model of public service that few postal systems have dared to replicate.
Frequently Asked Questions
🗺️ Sydney & NSW: +61 2 XXXX XXXX
🗺️ Melbourne & Victoria: +61 3 XXXX XXXX
🗺️ Brisbane & Queensland: +61 7 XXXX XXXX
🗺️ Perth & Western Australia: +61 8 XXXX XXXX
📱 Mobile numbers: +61 4XX XXX XXX (drop the leading zero)
On the Give a ring dial pad, just start with +61 and type the rest — the app handles formatting automatically.