Neighbour notification lists
Type the job address, set how far out you need to notify, and get the complete list of addresses. Download it as a spreadsheet or print it straight onto labels. About ten seconds, start to finish. Shutdown shaped like a street, not a circle? Draw the area instead.
Or drop a pin anywhere on the map.
Sign up free to download your list. Checking the count is free for everyone. A free account lets you download the addresses as a spreadsheet or print them on labels. No card needed.
For hand delivery. Whoever walks the list sights each letterbox, which the G-NAF licence accepts as checking the address. To post to these addresses, check each one against a second source first. More on this
Geoscape G-NAF, the Geocoded National Address File, released by the Australian Government under CC BY 4.0. Refreshed quarterly.
Current release: G-NAF August 2026, loaded 16 Sep 2026. Geoscape publishes quarterly and this list updates itself within days of each release.
G-NAF lists physical address points, not postal delivery points, so a small number have no letterbox. The licence permits these lists for hand delivery, where the person delivering sights the letterbox on the walk. For posted mail you must verify each address against a second source first.
This is the live tool. Try it with any Australian address.
Who uses it
Any job where people nearby need to know before it happens.
Notify residents around a display site. Displays on our NSW and Queensland registers are already matched to their addresses.
Out of hours works, noisy trades, crane lifts, road plates. Give the street proper notice and keep the record. Or start from the job itself on our DA and CDC registers, updated every morning.
Water and power shutdowns, mains work, pressure testing. Draw the affected area or upload your outage list, and nobody is missed.
Farm a suburb, promote an opening, run a campaign. Pick the radius, get the walk list.
How it works
Start typing the address and pick it from the list, or drop a pin on the map. Every Australian address is in there.
Tap a preset or drag the slider. The circle updates on the map and the letterbox count updates with it.
Sign up free, then download the spreadsheet or print labels straight onto Avery L7160 sheets, 21 to a page.
Street address, suburb, state, postcode, distance from the site, and the government address ID for every entry.
Avery L7160 and J8160, 21 per A4 sheet. Change the addressee line if THE RESIDENT is not what you want.
With a job pass or yearly plan: a signed notification report and a notice for every door, in walk order, each with a verify QR.
The data
Every address comes from G-NAF, the Geocoded National Address File, published by the Australian Government and refreshed quarterly. It is the national standard for Australian addresses, used across government and the emergency services.
G-NAF lists physical address points rather than postal delivery points, so a small number have no letterbox. These lists are built for hand delivery, where the person walking the street sights the letterbox as they go.
Whatever the job
Construction and works notices, utility shutdowns, road closures and events, fireworks displays, letterbox campaigns. Same tool, different radius.
