Country Information

CountryAustralia
ISO CodeAU / AUS
LanguageEnglish
Total Records18,514

Australia uses a numeric code of 4 digits (e.g. 0800). Because leading zeros are significant, codes are always stored as strings — a code such as 0800 is not the same as 800. Four-digit numeric postcode; leading zeros are significant.

This database currently holds 18,514 postal codes ranging from 0800 to 9015, linked to 0 building and address records. Because a single postal code can cover more than one locality or delivery point, the lookup below groups addresses by code and lets you drill into the individual records.

Postal codes matter well beyond mail delivery. Couriers, e-commerce checkout forms and address autocomplete tools rely on the postal code to route a parcel and to verify that the stated address matches the code. Addresses here are organised as State / Territory → Suburb / Locality. When you look up a code here, treat the associated name as a reference point rather than a full postal address — always confirm the street and house number with the sender or recipient before shipping.

Data source: a third-party open dataset. This is an imported reference dataset, not a live government feed; CodeReff does not independently verify each record, so codes may have changed since the snapshot was taken. Use the search box to look up a specific code, or browse the paginated table below.

Australia Postcode Data

3,171 postcode found

Postal Code State / Territory Suburb / Locality Building / Place Records
3309 Victoria Glenelg Glenelg 1
3310 Victoria Glenelg Glenelg 2
3311 Victoria Glenelg Glenelg 4
3312 Victoria Southern Grampians Southern Grampians 20
3314 Victoria Northern Grampians Northern Grampians 6
3315 Victoria West Wimmera West Wimmera 18
3317 Victoria Southern Grampians Southern Grampians 1
3318 Victoria West Wimmera West Wimmera 9
3319 Victoria West Wimmera West Wimmera 3
3321 Victoria Colac Otway Colac Otway 3
3322 Victoria Corangamite Corangamite 1
3323 Victoria Golden Plains Golden Plains 3
3324 Victoria Golden Plains Golden Plains 3
3325 Victoria Corangamite Corangamite 4
3328 Victoria Golden Plains Golden Plains 1
3329 Victoria Colac Otway Colac Otway 3
3330 Victoria Golden Plains Golden Plains 1
3331 Victoria Golden Plains Golden Plains 7
3332 Victoria Golden Plains Golden Plains 1
3333 Victoria Moorabool Moorabool 2
3334 Victoria Golden Plains Golden Plains 5
3335 Victoria Melton Melton 5
3336 Victoria Melton Melton 3
3337 Victoria Macedon Ranges Macedon Ranges 5
3338 Victoria Wyndham Wyndham 7
3340 Victoria Melton Melton 13
3341 Victoria Moorabool Moorabool 5
3342 Victoria Golden Plains Golden Plains 9
3345 Victoria Moorabool Moorabool 1
3350 Victoria Ballarat Ballarat 23
3351 Victoria Moyne Moyne 29
3352 Victoria Corangamite Corangamite 62
3353 Victoria Maribyrnong Maribyrnong 1
3354 Victoria Ballarat Ballarat 2
3355 Victoria Ballarat Ballarat 4
3356 Victoria Ballarat Ballarat 3
3357 Victoria Moorabool Moorabool 3
3358 Victoria Ballarat Ballarat 1
3360 Victoria Corangamite Corangamite 5
3361 Victoria Ararat Ararat 3
3363 Victoria Ballarat Ballarat 7
3364 Victoria Central Goldfields Central Goldfields 26
3370 Victoria Central Goldfields Central Goldfields 4
3371 Victoria Hepburn Hepburn 10
3373 Victoria Ararat Ararat 14
3374 Victoria Ararat Ararat 1
3375 Victoria Pyrenees Pyrenees 4
3377 Victoria Northern Grampians Northern Grampians 26
3378 Victoria Ararat Ararat 2
3379 Victoria Moyne Moyne 9

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Frequently Asked Questions

Australia uses a numeric code of 4 digits (e.g. 0800). Because leading zeros are significant, codes are always stored as strings — a code such as 0800 is not the same as 800. Four-digit numeric postcode; leading zeros are significant.
Yes. Australia postal codes are a plain numeric string, so a leading zero is part of the code itself. A code beginning with 0 must be written and stored with that zero — it is not the same as the same digits without it.
18,514 This database currently lists
The records are imported from a third-party open dataset, an open reference dataset. CodeReff does not independently verify each entry, so use the information as a reference rather than an official confirmation.
Enter a full or partial postal code, or a building or street name, in the search box above. You can also browse the paginated table and open any code to see its building and address records.
Information provided on CodeReff is for reference purposes only. Always verify financial and banking details with the relevant institution before use.