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✨ Telecom Call Charges

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

30 OCTOBER

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Telecom National Call charges

The rates quoted are in cents & include GST.

Night Rate	Economy Rate	Afternoon Rate	Morning Rate	Public Payphone Rates
Everyday 10pm–7am	Mon.–Fri. 6pm–10pm & 7am–8am Sat, Sun & Nat. Stat. Holidays	Mon.–Fri. Noon–6pm	Mon.–Fri. 8am–Noon	Standard rate: 7am–10pm
				Night rate: 10pm–7am Everyday
APPROX 70% OFF FULL RATE	APPROX 40% OFF FULL RATE	APPROX 20% OFF FULL RATE	FULL RATE
First Minute	Additional Seconds	First Minute	Additional Seconds	First Minute
2.3	.04	4.5	.08	5.7
4.5	.08	9	.15	12
6.8	.12	14	.23	18
11	.17	22	.36	29
16	.27	32	.53	43
21	.34	42	.70	56
25	.42	50	.83	67
31	.51	61	1.1	83

TELECOM LOCAL CALLS

Business Customers
Everyday 7am to 10pm, 4 cents per minute.
Everyday 10pm to 7am, 0.5 cents per minute.

Payphone customers, 20 cents per minute.

All customers can call 010 to find out the rate for calls from their area (there is no charge for this service).

Prices correct as at October 1992
Future changes may invalidate the rates shown.

The prices shown in cents are for the first minute, after which charges are per second for Direct Dial calls from the Dunedin Local Calling Area. Other types of National Calls are priced per minute or part of a minute. These prices include GST and are rounded up, so prices actually charged may be slightly less than shown.

These rates do not apply to calls to Cellular Phones or Telecom Pagers. See reverse page for exact GST exclusive prices.

Map of New Zealand

Typical charging steps for calls from the Dunedin Local Calling Area:

	G	Oamaru
F	Geraldine
F	Gisborne
I	Gore
I	Greymouth
E	Hamilton
I	Hāwera
F	Hastings
I	Huntly
E	Invercargill
E	Kaikohe
D	Kaitaia
I	Kaikoura
D	Levin
E	Masterton
D	Milford Sound
D	Motueka
I	Mt. Cook
C	Napier
I	Nelson
E	New Plymouth
D	Oamaru
F	Omarama
G	Opunake
I	Otaki
I	Paihia
B	Palmerston Nth
I	Queenstown
I	Rangiora
F	Rotorua
E	Roxburgh
I	Taupo
D	Tauranga
G	Te Anau
D	Te Aroha
E	Temuka
E	Thames
E	Timaru
F	Tokoroa
D	Turangi
C	Twizel
C	Waiheke Island
I	Waimate
I	Waipukurau
G	Wanganui
I	Westport
F	Whakatane
I	Whangarei

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🚂 Typical Charging Steps for Calls from the Dunedin Local Calling Area (continued from previous page)

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsCharging steps, Dunedin, Local calling area

🚂 Telecom National Call Charges

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsNational call rates, GST, Telecom, Pricing

🚂 Telecom Local Calls

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsLocal call rates, Business customers, Payphone customers

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