Australian Territories List???

Does anyone know what territories etc that are Australian Territories? I know that Norfolk Island, Christmas Island and Cocos/Keeling Islands are. Also I have down the Antarctic Territories as well as New South Wales, South Australia, Tasmania and all those before 1913..

If you go to www.stampworldcom you can get the list

Peter

Even better if you try www.stampworld.com
and go to Oceania, then Australia

(previous link missing a full stop)

Add Nauru, Papua New Guinea, Queensland, Victoria and Western Australia to your list oldmanriver and you'll have them all!

Many thanks to all for your help.

To be pedantic, the various States were individual colonies prior to federation in 1901.

My old Seven Seas catalogue has a section titled "Australian Dependencies and Former Dependencies (including post-Independence issues of Nauru and Papua New-Guinea", including:

Australian Antarctic Territory
Christmas Island
Cocos (Keeling) Islands
Nauru
Norfolk Island
North West Pacific Islands
New Guinea
Papua
Papua and New Guinea
Papua New Guinea.

The original question asked what territories are Australian Territories.

You will find the current list here https://www.regional.gov.au/territories/

NWPI has never been an Australian territory - it was only an overprint on Australian stamps designating them for use in former German possessions mandated by the League of Nations to Australian for administration.

Naura and Papua New Guinea ceased being Territories on becoming independent states.

Regards
Frank

Thanks Frank, nothing inconsistent between the original statements and my response, just quoting the contents of a 25 year old catalogue.

A really good reference that answers the Australian Territories questions and everything else geographic is the Stamp Atlas. Highly recommended.

Thanks, Germania. Bought a used copy of the Stamp Atlas through AbeBooks, price: $4! Arrived yesterday, hardbound, pristine condition, apparently never even opened before. And it's terrific, 336 pages, full of informative text, maps, period photos. Truly a wonderful resource.

The territories have never been that popular a collecting item. Always seems strange to me. There was a bias from dealers that these stamps were not worth selling. Currently speaking issues. Say last 70 years.

I can also vouch for the Stamp Atlas. Wonderful book!