Phone Numbers

I am not a member - does anyone have these on a different website?

OK I have cut and pasted it for you, hope this helps

Cheers Kev


Alice Springs-Tanami Track-Halls Creek (NT/WA)

Alice Springs Police 08 8922 3232
Aust National 4WD Radio Network 08 8287 6222
Balgo 08 9168 8978
Billiluna 08 9168 8988
Halls Creek Roadhouse 08 9168 6060
Halls Creek Shire Council 08 9168 6007
NT Auto Association 08 8952 1087
NT Road Report 1800 246 199
Oasis Air (Bungle Flights - Halls Creek) 08 9168 6462
Rabbit Flat Roadhouse 08 8956 8744
RFDS Alice Springs 08 8952 1033
RFDS Perth 08 9414 1300
RFDS Port Hedland 08 9173 1360
Tilmouth Well Roadhouse 08 8956 8777
WA Main Roads - Outback Roads 1800 013 314
Yuendumu 08 8956 4006

Gunbarrel Hwy - Great Central Road (NT/WA)

Alice Springs Police 08 8922 3232
Aust National 4WD Radio Network 08 8287 6222
Carnegie Station 08 9981 2991
CSR Desert Guidebooks - Eric Gard  08 9341 2524
Docker River Store 08 8956 7373
Giles/Warakurna Roadhouse 08 8956 7344
Glen Ayle Station (CSR Bypass) 08 9881 2989
Granite Peak Station (CSR Bypass) 08 9981 2983
Kalgoorlie Police 08 9091 7022
NT Auto Association 08 8952 1087
NT Road Report 1800 246 199
RFDS Alice Springs 08 8952 1033
RFDS Derby 08 9191 1211
RFDS Kalgoorlie 08 9093 1500
RFDS Meekatharra 08 9981 1107
RFDS Perth 08 9414 1300
RFDS Port Hedland 08 9173 1360
Tjukayirla Roadhouse 08 9037 1108
WA Main Roads - Outback Roads 1800 013 314
Warburton Roadhouse 08 8956 7656
Wiluna General Store 08 9981 7034
Wiluna Police 08 9981 7024
Wiluna Shire 08 9981 7010

Flinders Ranges - North Eastern South Australia

Arkaroola Resort 1800 676 042
Aust National 4WD Radio Network 08 8287 6222
Blinman North Hotel 08 8648 4867
Camerons Corner Store 08 8091 3872
Flinders Ranges Council - Quorn 08 8648 6031
Hawker Motors (RAA/Road Info) 08 8648 4014
Hawker Police 08 8648 4028
Leigh Creek Police 08 8675 2004
Maree Police 08 8675 8346
RFDS Alice Springs 08 8952 1033
Mt Dare Station 08 8670 7835
RFDS Broken Hill 08 8080 1777
RFDS Port Augusta 08 8642 5555
Road Traffic Authority, (Broken Hill, Menindee to Queensland) 08 8082 6660
SA Parks Info - Far Northern Roads 1800 816 078
SA Parks Info - Outback districts 08 8648 5300
SA Transport - Northern Roads Hotline 1300 361 033
Wilpena Resort 08 8648 0004
Woomera Joint Defence (Woomera area Access) 08 8674 3211
Yunta Police 08 8650 5004

Marree-Oodnadatta Track-Coober Pedy - Lake Eyre - Alice Springs - Simpson Desert

Alice Springs Police 08 8922 3232
Alice Springs-Finke NP Ranger 08 8956 7401
Andamooka Police 08 8672 7072
Aust National 4WD Radio Network 08 8287 6222
Camerons Corner Store 08 8670 7835
Coober Pedy Police 08 8672 5056
Finke 08 8956 0966
Marla Police 08 8670 7020
Marree Police 08 8675 8346
Maryvale Station 08 8956 0989
Mt Dare Station 08 8670 7835
New Crown Station 08 8956 0969
NT Road Report 1800 246 199
Oodnadatta Pink Roadhouse 08 8670 7822
Oodnadatta Police 08 8670 7805
RFDS Alice Springs 08 8952 1033
RFDS Port Augusta 08 8642 5555
Roxby Downs Police 08 8671 0370
SA Parks Info - Outback districts 08 8648 5300
Tarcoola Police 08 8672 2045
SA Parks info - Far Northern roads 1800 816 078
SA Transport - Northern Roads Hotline 1300 361 033
William Creek Hotel 08 8670 7880
William Creek - Lake Eyre Flights 08 8670 7962
William Creek Store 08 8670 7746
Woomera Police 08 8673 7244

Innaminka-Birdsville Track - South West Queensland

Aust National 4WD Radio Network 08 8287 6222
Bedourie Police 07 4746 1220
Birdsville Police 07 4656 3220
Birdsville Shell Auto Service 07 4656 3226
Boulia Police 07 4746 3120
Boulia Shire Council 07 4746 3188
Camerons Corner Store 08 8670 7835
Carnarvon Gorge 07 4984 4505
Diamantina Shire Council-Bedourie 07 4746 1202
Hungerford Police 07 4655 4088
Innaminka Police 08 8675 2004
Innaminka Ranger 08 8675 9909
Innaminka Trading Post 08 8675 9900
Marree Police 08 8675 8346
Mungerannie Hotel & Roadhouse 08 8675 8317
Queensland NPWS, Birdsville 07 4656 3272
RFDS Alice Springs 08 8952 1033
RFDS Port Augusta 08 8642 5555
Road Traffic Authority, (Broken Hill, Menindee to Queensland) 08 8082 6660
SA Parks Info - Outback districts 08 8648 5300
SA Transport - Northern Roads Hotline 1300 361 033
Thargomindah Police 07 4655 3200
Windorah Police 07 4656 3133
Woomera Joint Defence (Woomera area Access) 08 8674 3211

Victoria

Parks Victoria 13 19 63
Victoria Association of 4WD Clubs 03 9857 5209

Central North Western Australia

Balgo 08 9168 8978
Capricorn Roadhouse - Newman!! (CSR Fuel - Well 23) 08 9175 1535
Carnarvon Shire - Road Conditions 08 9941 0777
Carnarvon Tourist Info 08 9941 1146
Karatha Tourist Info 08 9144 4600
Kunawarritji Store (CSR Fuel -Well 33) 08 9176 9040
Newman Tourist Info 08 9175 2888
Onslow Tourist Info 08 9184 6644
Pt Hedland Tourist Info 08 9173 1711
RFDS Derby 08 9191 1211
RFDS Meekatharra 08 9981 1107
RFDS Port Hedland 08 9173 1360
Roebourne Tourist Info 08 9182 1060
Shark Bay - Road Conditions 08 9948 1253
Shire of Exmouth area - Road Conditions 08 9949 1399
Tom Price Tourist Info 08 9188 1112
WA Main Roads - Outback Roads 1800 013 314

Nullabour and Southern WA

Forrest 08 9022 6403
Rawlinna - Mine 08 9022 6495
Tarcoola - Wilgena Hotel 08 8672 2042

Cape York-Northern Queensland

Archer River Roadhouse 070 603 266
Aust National 4WD Radio Network 08 8287 6222
Bamaga Police 070 693 156
Bizant NP Ranger 070 603 258
Burke Shire Council - Burketown 07 4745 5100
Burketown-Escott Lodge 07 4748 5577
Cape Tribulation NP Ranger 070 980 052
Carpentaria Shire Council - Normanton 07 4745 1268
Chillagoe NP Ranger 070 947 163
Cloncurry Police 07 4746 1200
Coen Police 070 601 150
Cooktown Police 070 695 320
Croydon General Store and Service Station 07 4745 6163
Croydon Shire Council - Croydon 07 4745 6185
Hells Gate Roadhouse 07 4745 8258
Iron Range NP Ranger - Lockhart River 070 607 170
Jardine River NP Ranger - Heathlands 070 603 241
Jardine River-Peddells Ferry 070 691 551
Lakefield NP Ranger 070 603 271
Laura Police 070 602 126
Laura-Quinkin NP Ranger 070 603 255
Lawn Hill National Park 07 4748 5572
Mt Isa Police 07 4744 1111
New Laura NP Ranger 070 603 260
Normanton to Croydon Rail Service -!!! Normanton 07 4745 1391
RACQ Road Info 07 4033 6711
RFDS Cairns 07 4053 1952
RFDS Mt Isa 07 4743 2800
Rokeby NP Ranger 070 603 256
Weipa - River Safaris 07 4069 7597
Weipa Police 070 697 119

Alice Springs-Mt Isa (NT/QLD)

Alice Springs Police 08 8922 3232
Alparra Store 08 8956 9910
Alpurrurulum 07 4748 4800
Ammaroo Station 08 8956 9899
Aust National 4WD Radio Network 08 8287 6222
Bedourie Shire Council 07 4746 3188
Boulia Police 07 4746 3120
Dajarra Police 07 4748 4866
Harts Range Store 08 8956 9773
Jervois Station 08 8956 6307
Mt Isa Police 07 4744 1111
Mt Isa Shell Truckport 07 4743 2488
NT Road Report 1800 246 199
NPWS Birdsville 07 4656 3272
RFDS Alice Springs 08 8952 1033
RFDS Charleville 07 4654 1233
RFDS Mt Isa 07 4743 2800
Tobermorey Station 07 4748 4996
Urandangi Hotel 07 4748 4988

Western New South Wales

Aust National 4WD Radio Network 08 8287 6222
Corner Country Adventure Tours 08 8087 5142
Mungo National Park (Buronga) 03 5023 1278
Mutawintji, Kinchega National Park 08 8088 5933
(Broken Hill)
RAA-NRMA Road Service/Info 08 8087 2643
Broken Hill
RFDS Broken Hill 08 8080 1777
RFDS Charleville 07 4654 1233
Road Traffic Authority, (Broken Hill, Menindee to Queensland) 08 8082 6660
Sturt and Tibooburra National Park 08 8091 3308
Tibooburra Roadhouse 08 8091 3333
SA Parks info - Far Northern roads 1800 816 078
SA Transport - Northern Roads Hotline 1300 361 033

Coorong  Access - South East South Australia

SA Dept. of Natural Resources -
Meningee 08 8575 1200
Salt Creek 08 8575 7014

That was not a good thing to do. This was on a members only page so you should have let him join if he really wanted them.

PeterD

Well if your going to use the numbers as well then you had better join.

Kev

No person should not have to paid $50 to help save someone's life.

Thankyou Kev.

I have been a member a year ago - but never give it a thought to look at the member's section for things like phone numbers and uhf channels.

Kev & marq

I have not taken note of any of the info above. If I wish to access any of this info I will join and not bludge on those who have paid their membership

PeterD.

Kev
Why could not the person wha asked the question ...on the Internet go and find what you found

Doug,

He did.

Is this forum not the internet??

Kev

I was looking for a such a list a while back. My understanding is that the members file originated in thread 34973 back in June 2006.

Back then, when somebody asked a similar question to this thread, a poster pasted a bunch of numbers from another 'net source.

Michelle asked for a volunteer to pretty it up and validate it so that it could be "published for all to download/share in the main part of the site". But people were then after the list pronto so it was quickly added to the members area, where I guess it has sat ever since.

Whilst the members area is restricted, given this particular files' history I see no faux pas with posting its contents here.


-geoff

Geoff,

I didn't know the history of the file but I agree with your last paragraph hence the copy and paste in to the reply.

Cheers Kev

They also tell you not to use 000 if it is not an emergancy......so Doug who you going call then.

We find phone numbers for road houses are good because not all of them are open 24hrs.....alot close at 6pm in country towns.



Regards Richard

But the post is about Emergency, NO excuses here , he said EMERGENCY , your Over-ruled, SIT DOWN .

He actually said emergency then placed in brackets police and/or road houses

So he wants to cover all possibilities.

Kev

Kev
Show a bit of common sense , He said he wanted Emergency Phone numbers, I know he included roadhouses but they are not emergency services, Yes you would call a roadhouse in a Non emergency
your Over-ruled, SIT DOWN too

I am showing common sense only a MORON would not know to ring 000 in an emergency.
But half the time out west it is quicker to phone the local emergency services as they actually know the area, where a lot of 000 calls are diverted to a larger locality. For example if you were near Nindigully and called 000 they would put you through to Goondiwindi (about 200km away), where St. George (46km away) or Mungindi (70kms away) is a better option.

Enough said

Kev

So Doug what is you version of emergency.

e·mer·gen·cy /?'m?rd??nsi/ Pronunciation Key - Show Spelled Pronunciation[i-mur-juhn-see] Pronunciation Key - Show IPA Pronunciation noun, plural -cies, adjective

–noun
1. a sudden, urgent, usually unexpected occurrence or occasion requiring immediate action.
2. a state, esp. of need for help or relief, created by some unexpected event: a weather emergency; a financial emergency.

–adjective
3. granted, used, or for use in an emergency: an emergency leave; emergency lights.

Olcoolone
Grow up will you, your question is past being bloody stupid,

You were the one who attacked first about the use of the word "emergency".....now the shoes on the other foot you call it foul play.

Olcoolone
R.K
As I said your , your a fool of the highest order ,Don't bore me with your usual BS

That's handy!

They even correctly show the use of the 112 number that you can call from mobiles or sat phones if you can't get 000.

Cheers
Muddy

Yeah Muddy,
No need to re-invent the wheel. And Hema maps follow me wherever I go.

Now Phil,

Souldn't those maps be leading the way rather than following you....lol

Remind me not to let you be trip leader again.

David,
Every trip is a mystery trip!!!

112 for mobiles is supposed to work anywhere, but I am not entirely sure when it comes to satellite phones. I know it works with Globalstar, when that works ;-)

112 is the international emergency number that can be rung from mobiles and sat phones. Supposedly can be rung from any phone in the world. Not sure where it would be actually picked up (hopefully a Telstra call centre if it originated in Australia) but is handy to know if 000 does not work and supposedly (by international agreements) they can transfer you to the appropriate emergency call centre for your country or region.

There was also a few people saying that from some mobiles you had to ring 0000 (four zeros) to get emergency number but I am unsure on the status of that one. Anyone know?

Cheers
Muddy

I think the 0000s thing was a myth but based on the predilection for people calling 000 by accidentally pressing the button on their mobile phone, or calling numbers starting with 00 (0011 for international) after 0 to get an outside line.

Perhaps Auntie's switchboard is set up that way for the poor sorry souls who work there and can't count to three.

Marq,
From memory I reckon you are with TRT like me, who I have been with for nearly 3 years.
If so have alook on the front page of your documents, in big black bold writing it will say do not dial 000, dial 112 for emergency.
Not much help now but will be if there is a next time.
We also came across a prang in July, a bloke with head injuries and other broken pieces, dialled 112 and we had help on the way in no time, also had follow up calls from RFDS and Royal Adelaide Hosp. checking his condition.
Dean

Muddy,
We had to dial 112 with our irdium sat ph. and an aussie anwsered, which was a relief.
Dean

Dean,

Do you just dial 112 or 61112 ?

112.

I tried 000 but it just beeped and went to the offline "Iridium" screen, but a +617xxxxxxxx land line worked. Maybe there was momentary poor signal.

According to Dave at TRT - both 000 and 112 should work - 000 being the primary way and it should not call cost anything.

If you are using a Motorola 9500/9505 with a Telstra GSM Simcard then 000 will work and you will be answered by an Operator in Sydney or Melbourne.