Kalgoorlie

Introduction

Neighbourhoods

Sights and Activities

Events and Festivals

Weather

Getting There

By Plane

Qantas and Skywest fly between Perth and Kalgoorlie.

By Train

A few trains stop in Kalgoorlie. These include:

• The Prospector between Kalgoorlie and Perth.
• The Indian Pacific from Kalgoorlie west to Perth and east to Adelaide and Sydney.

By Car

By Bus

By Boat

Getting Around

By Car

By Public Transport

By Foot

By Bike

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Internet

Phone

See also: International Telephone Calls

Australia is on a GSM 900/1800 network, so if you have an unlocked phone that works on those frequencies, you will be able to buy a prepaid SIM-card and stick into your phone when you're in Australia. You will receive a new Australian phone number with the SIM-card.

To dial out of Australia use the prefix 0011, followed by the calling code of the country you are trying to reach, followed by the area code of the city/town (without the 0!) and finally the phone number.

Within Australia, it is necessary to add an area code to the phone numbers if you are calling from outside the area. Below are Australia's area codes:

• 02 - New South Wales & Australian Capital Territory (Sydney, Canberra)
• 03 - Victoria & Tasmania (Melbourne, Hobart)
• 07 - Queensland (Brisbane)
• 08 - Western Australia, South Australia & Northern Territory (Perth, Adelaide, Darwin)

000 is the emergency telephone number in Australia, but the international GSM mobile emergency telephone number 112 also works on mobile phones.

Post

Australia Post is the government's postal service. Most suburbs will have at least one post office. A standard letter or postcard sent within Australia will cost $0.60. Internationally, it costs $1.60 to send postcards anywhere in the world. Letters cost $1.65 to send within the Asia Pacific region and $2.35 to anywhere else in the world.^[1]. It is also possible to send things as parcels or by express mail.

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