Australia address generator
Generate realistic Australia addresses in the correct local format, with real towns and postcode areas. Pick a state or leave it open.
TEST DATA ONLY
City, state and postcode area are real. Street, name and phone number are random.
Addresses
| Name | Street | City | State | Postcode | Phone | Copy |
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- Postcode format
- 9999
- Postcodes in our data
- 3,313
- States
- 8
- Towns in generator
- 80
Generate addresses by state
All 8 states, each with its own generator and major towns.
How Australia addresses are written
Street line, then suburb or town in capitals, state abbreviation and postcode on one line.
Australian postcodes have four digits. The first digit roughly identifies the state: 2 for NSW and the ACT, 3 for Victoria, 4 for Queensland, 5 for South Australia, 6 for Western Australia, 7 for Tasmania and 0 for the Northern Territory.
Tips
- Write the suburb, not just the capital city, for example SURRY HILLS NSW 2010.
- Units are written as Unit 5/12 Smith Street or 5/12 Smith Street.
- Use state abbreviations like NSW, VIC, QLD, WA, SA, TAS, ACT and NT.
- Australia Post asks for the last line in capitals.
Questions about Australia addresses
Are these Australia addresses real?
The towns, states and postcode areas come from public postal data. Streets and names are random, so the full address is for testing only.
What is the postcode format in Australia?
9999. Australian postcodes have four digits. The first digit roughly identifies the state: 2 for NSW and the ACT, 3 for Victoria, 4 for Queensland, 5 for South Australia, 6 for Western Australia, 7 for Tasmania and 0 for the Northern Territory.
How do you write an address in Australia?
Street line, then suburb or town in capitals, state abbreviation and postcode on one line.
Can I download the addresses?
Yes. Generate up to 50 at once and download them as CSV (UTF-8, works with accented characters) or JSON.