Australia mailing address example

Here is an example of a mailing address in Australia:

Street Address:

John Smith 123 Main Street Suburb: Sydney State: NSW Postcode: 2000

PO Box Address:

John Smith PO Box 123 Suburb: Sydney State: NSW Postcode: 2000

Note:

• In Australia, the suburb is usually written in capital letters.
• The state is usually abbreviated (e.g. NSW for New South Wales, VIC for Victoria, etc.).
• The postcode is a 4-digit number that is used to identify a specific geographic area.
• If you are sending mail to a business, you may need to include the business name and/or suite number in the address.

Here are some additional tips:

• Make sure to use the correct state abbreviation and postcode for the area you are sending mail to.
• If you are sending mail to a rural area, you may need to include the town or locality name in addition to the suburb.
• If you are sending mail to a government agency or a large organization, you may need to include a specific department or section name in the address.

Here are some examples of different types of mailing addresses in Australia:

• Residential address:
  • John Smith
  • 123 Main Street
  • Suburb: Sydney
  • State: NSW
  • Postcode: 2000
• Business address:
  • ABC Company
  • Level 2, 456 Collins Street
  • Suburb: Melbourne
  • State: VIC
  • Postcode: 3000
• PO Box address:
  • John Smith
  • PO Box 123
  • Suburb: Sydney
  • State: NSW
  • Postcode: 2000
• Rural address:
  • John Smith
  • 123 Rural Road
  • Town: Wagga Wagga
  • State: NSW
  • Postcode: 2650