Emergency phone numbers for Grooteeylandt
Hospitals and Emergency Map
Emergency Help in Australia
Police, Fire or Ambulance
Call Triple Zero: 000
From a mobile phone you may also call: 112
Call 000 when someone is seriously injured, needs urgent medical help, your life or property is being threatened, or you have just witnessed a serious accident or crime.
Triple Zero calls are free. Stay calm, answer the operator clearly, and give the exact location of the emergency.
Storm, Flood and Emergency Assistance
State Emergency Service: 132 500
Call 132 500 for urgent but non-life-threatening help during floods, storms, storm damage, fallen trees, leaking roofs or similar emergency situations.
If life is in danger, call 000 instead.
Emergency+ App
The Emergency+ app can help callers provide accurate location information to Triple Zero operators, including GPS coordinates and nearby address details.
Poisons Information Centre
13 11 26
Call 13 11 26 if you think someone has taken an overdose, made a mistake with medicine, been bitten or stung, or may have been poisoned.
If the person has collapsed, stopped breathing, is having a seizure, or has a severe allergic reaction, call 000 immediately.
Health Advice
healthdirect: 1800 022 222
Call 1800 022 222 to speak with a registered nurse about health concerns when you are unsure whether to see a doctor, attend hospital, or manage the condition at home.
Mental Health and Crisis Support
Lifeline: 13 11 14
Lifeline provides 24 hour crisis support and suicide prevention support. If life is in immediate danger, call 000.
Beyond Blue: 1300 22 4636
Beyond Blue provides support for anxiety, depression and mental wellbeing.
Children and Young People
Kids Helpline: 1800 55 1800
Kids Helpline provides free, private and confidential counselling for children, teenagers and young adults.
Warnings, Disasters and Recovery
For current warnings, always check your official state or territory emergency service, local council, ABC Emergency, Bureau of Meteorology warnings and local emergency broadcasts.
The Australian Warning System provides nationally consistent warning levels and actions for hazards such as bushfire, flood, storm, cyclone, extreme heat and severe weather.
Emergency Information for Grooteeylandt
This national emergency information is provided as a general guide for people in Grooteeylandt, Northern Territory. Local and state emergency information may appear below where available.
Northern Territory Emergency Information
Northern Territory emergency information for residents, visitors, remote communities and travellers. This page includes official NT emergency warnings, cyclone and flood assistance, bushfire information, road conditions, police assistance, power and water faults, and Northern Territory health and crisis support. Local emergency contacts, hospitals, clinics and council information may appear below where available.
SecureNT Emergency Warnings
SecureNT provides official Northern Territory emergency alerts and warnings, including updates from the Bureau of Meteorology, NT Police, Fire and Emergency Services, Road Report NT, Power and Water, Bushfires NT and NT Health.
NT Emergency Service
For storm, flood and cyclone assistance in the Northern Territory where life is not in immediate danger, call the NT Emergency Service on 132 500.
Northern Territory Police Assistance
For police assistance where there is no immediate danger, call 131 444. To provide information about crime anonymously, contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
Northern Territory Road Conditions
Check Northern Territory road closures, flood affected roads, unsealed road conditions, remote area access, incidents and travel warnings before travelling.
Road Report NT: 1800 246 199
Power and Water Emergencies
For Northern Territory power, water and sewerage faults or emergency service issues, contact Power and Water.
Power and Water: 1800 245 090
Bushfires NT
Bushfires NT provides bushfire information, fire danger advice, permits, planned burning information and emergency fire updates for rural and regional Northern Territory areas.
Cyclone and Severe Weather Information
Northern Territory communities, particularly coastal and Top End communities, should monitor official cyclone warnings, severe weather warnings, flood watches and local emergency advice during the wet season.
Northern Territory Health
NT Health provides hospital information, public health alerts, health services and advice for communities across the Northern Territory, including regional and remote areas.
Northern Territory Mental Health Line
For mental health crisis support in the Northern Territory, call the NT Mental Health Line.
NT Mental Health Line: 1800 682 288
Local Northern Territory emergency information for Grooteeylandt may appear below, including nearby hospitals, health clinics, police stations, council emergency updates, evacuation information, remote community notices and recovery services.
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