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Applying for a tas.gov.au domain

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    Domain Name Registration Form

    The form requires approval from your agency communications manager.

    It will be submitted to:

    • Communication Manager, DPAC and, if approved,
    • Telstra Networking Tasmania Customer Care Centre.

    Telstra Networking Tasmania is responsible for allocating tas.gov.au URLs as well as the technical and operational management of the URLs within the tas.gov.au domain space.


    Telstra Networking Tasmania can also arrange for registration of matching domain names for other domain name types.

    For example, an application for agency.tas.gov.au could also be extended to apply for agency.au, agency.com, agency.org, agency.net, agency.com.au, agency.org.au &/or agency.net.au (subject to availability). NetTas will pass on the relevant third party domain name registration fees, via the agency invoice.

    Contact the NetTas Customer Care Centre on 1800 813 302 (or email nettas@team.telstra.com) to check on the availability of domain names and the associated registration timeframes and costs.


    NOTE: Allow up to 10 working days for registration. Charges for registering domain names apply and are the responsibility of the applicant.



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