In the event of a public emergency, we may post important contact information here to help connect you with appropriate authorities. A public emergency will be defined at the discretion of Sensis, but may include events such as bushfires, floods, or earthquakes. Sensis has prepared this information independently and not as an agent of or in association with any of the emergency contacts listed below. While we take care in compiling this information we do not represent that it will be complete, accurate or error free.
Flood and storm activity across SA.
Police/Fire/Ambulance | Call 000 or 106 |
| Ring 000, 112 (GSM) or text emergency call 106 (TTY) only if you are seeking emergency response from Police, Fire or Ambulance Services |
SA SES | Call 132 500 |
| For storm assistance Or visit website or White Pages Online listing |
Bureau of Meteorology | bom.gov.au |
| For latest weather and storm warnings Visit website or White Pages Online listing |
Flood and storm activity and warnings across Victoria.
Police/Fire/Ambulance | Call 000 |
| Ring 000, 112 (GSM) or text emergency call 106 (TTY) only if you are seeking emergency response from Police, Fire or Ambulance Services |
Vic State Emergency Service | Call 132 500 |
| For emergency help in floods or storms, call VIC SES. Or visit website or White Pages Online listing |
Vic SES Flood Information line | Call 1300 842 737 |
| Call the information line for updates on flood status. Or visit website or White Pages Online listing |
Bureau of Meteorology | bom.gov.au |
| For latest weather and warnings. Visit website or White Pages Online listing |
VicRoads | 13 1170 |
| For updates on road closures in flood affected areas. Visit website or White Pages Online listing |
Emergency Call Service |
Call 000 |
GSM Emergency Call Service |
Call 112 |
Text Emergency Call (TTY) |
Call 106 |
For fire, police and ambulance any time, day or night for 24-hour service.
Calls to 000, 112 and 106 are free. Only ring 000, 112 or 106 if you are seeking emergency response from
Police, Fire, or Ambulance Services.
112 is the international standard emergency number which can only be dialled on digital GSM or Next G mobile phones.
If you are deaf of have a hearing impairment you can call 106 using a textphone (TTY) or a computer with modem
access to request police, fire or ambulance assistance.
