1300 numbers (local rate)

Ten-digit local-rate business numbers: the caller pays a local-call share and the business pays the rest, so any Australian business can have one national number.

What does calling a 1300 number cost?

A local-call rate from landlines anywhere in Australia; most current mobile plans include 1300 calls, but timed charges still exist on some pre-paid plans. The answering business pays the balance of the call cost.

Source: Australian numbering register (thenumberingsystem.com.au, operated for the ACMA)

Risk assessment

Used by everything from utilities to two-person businesses, and by far the most common callback number in delivery, telco and government impersonation scams — a spoofed 1300 caller ID looks official. Never trust the displayed number alone: if a call 'from' a 1300 number asks for payments, codes or remote access, hang up and dial the organisation's published number yourself.

Who holds 1300 numbers?

The ACMA register currently lists 228,875 allocations in this family with a combined capacity of about 242,023 numbers, spread across 11 holders. The largest holder is PRIMUS TELECOMMUNICATIONS PTY LIMITED with 26.2% of allocations. The register names the holder of record; the service you reach when you dial is usually a customer of that provider.

Recently allocated 1300 numbers

Fresh individual allocations straight from the register — each one names its holder and date.

NumberAllocated toDate
1300 089 889NETSIP PTY LTD28/08/2026
1300 123 424PRIMUS TELECOMMUNICATIONS PTY LIMITED28/08/2026
1300 133 262PRIMUS TELECOMMUNICATIONS PTY LIMITED28/08/2026
1300 238 879PRIMUS TELECOMMUNICATIONS PTY LIMITED28/08/2026
1300 310 820PRIMUS TELECOMMUNICATIONS PTY LIMITED28/08/2026
1300 336 626PRIMUS TELECOMMUNICATIONS PTY LIMITED28/08/2026
1300 362 555PRIMUS TELECOMMUNICATIONS PTY LIMITED28/08/2026
1300 400 990OPTUS NETWORKS PTY LIMITED28/08/2026
1300 492 248OPTUS NETWORKS PTY LIMITED28/08/2026
1300 667 372SYMBIO NETWORKS PTY LTD28/08/2026

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