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Staying in touch.

It's Easy to Tell Everyone You Love It Here

Keeping in touch with people is effortless in Sirocco. Whether you want to call someone, exchange messages online, or simply send a postcard, there's no need to be out of the loop.

Telephony and postal services in Sirocco are handled by National Post and Telegraph, our government-owned mail and telecom service. NP&T allows for easy and affordable contact whether it's across the world or across the street.

Telephone, Internet, telegraph, and postal services are available in all provinces and territories in Sirocco, with main dispatch centres located in the country's major cities. Mobile service is compatible with NP&T in Sirocco, with 4G connection available in many areas. Broadband internet is almost universally available, with 40-50 Mbit/sec VDSL connections in Havilland, and ADSL elsewhere.

Telephone Codes

Telephone numbers in Sirocco are made up of three parts:
  • The national dial code, +645
  • A two-digit provincial or territorial code, such as 10 for Cambria or 20 for Wellesley.
  • A three-digit individual line number, for example '705'.
The two-digit province or territory code must always be used, even when dialling within the same area.

10: Cambria
​11: Castor
12: Gillies Island
20: Wellesley
21: Watchman Island
30: Hagley
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Important to Know

There are a number of important telephone numbers it is helpful to know in Sirocco.

001: Emergency services (111 in NZ)
026: Your provincial or territorial government
060: Civil Defence
099: Operator assistance
20-100: National government
20-732: Bureau of Anti-Communism

Postcodes

Northern

100: Castor
110: Gillies Island
111: Stingray Bay
112: South Gillies

Alston

200: Alston
201: Matauri
202: Tuesday Heights-Gate Park
203: Tent Pegs
204: Tara Corner
205: Belmont and Gardenia
206: North Alston
207: Hilly Gully
208: Islington
209: Snell Cliffs

Greater Cambria

210: Cambria Islands
211: Rockport
212: Vista Cliffs
213: Port Ackland
214: Ballmore
215: Port Mayfair
216: Sussex
217: Ballance's Beach
218: Totaravale
219: Shelly Bay
220: Maran

Auckland

400: Havilland North
401: Havilland South
402: Manawa
410: Watchman Island

Hagley

700: Moorhouse
701: Hagley Oval
702: Zealandia Corner
703: Avon
704: Botany
705: Avenues
706: Victoria Lake
707: Golflands
708: Little Hagley

Quicker by Code

Postcodes aren't mandatory when sending something to or in Sirocco, but it makes mail handling faster and easier.
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  • Home
  • Explore
    • FAQ: Sirocco 101
    • Economy >
      • Simoleon
    • History >
      • Timeline
      • Maran and Peebles
      • GDR Andersonia
      • Early Sirocco
      • The Auckland Era
    • Photo Gallery
    • Safety >
      • Civil Defence
      • Military
  • Culture
    • Atomic Sirocco
    • Cuisine
    • Holidays
    • Media >
      • Times of the Century
    • National Archives of Sirocco
    • National Centre of Computing
    • National Symbols
    • Spon Awards
  • Government
    • Premier
    • Legislation
    • Foreign Relations
    • Political Parties
  • Provinces & Territories
    • Blacksands
    • Cambria
    • Halvorson
    • Kinross
    • Watchman Island
    • Wellesley
    • Zona
  • Links
  • Contact
    • Telephony and Postal