Summary of Current Trailer & Caravan Standard Issue Plates
| State/territory | Text/background colour | Format | Current slogan | Current series | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Australian Capital Territory | blue/white | T nnnn a | ACT | T 0000 E | No slogan |
| New South Wales | black/yellow | a·nnnnn | NEW SOUTH WALES | Y·50000 | No slogan |
| black/white | a·nnnnn | NSW | X·02660 | Standard reflective white base | |
| Northern Territory | ochre/white | Ta·nnnn | NT · OUTBACK AUSTRALIA | TF·0000 | Yearly label on plate |
| Queensland | maroon/white | nnn·Qaa | QUEENSLAND · SUNSHINE STATE | 000·QVC | Slogan embossed on plate |
| maroon/white | aa·nnnn | QLD | DI·0000 | Slogan screenprinted on plate | |
| South Australia | black/white | Snnn·Taa | SOUTH AUSTRALIA | S000·TCN | No slogan on current series |
| Tasmania | blue/white | Z nn aa | Tasmania · Explore the Possibilities | Z 99 PC | Background screenprinting of state logo (a thylacine walking through reeds) |
| Victoria | blue/white | ann·nnn | VICTORIA - THE PLACE TO BE | V03·971 | Both the state logo decal in top centre (Southern Cross in a blue triangle) and slogan are screenprinted. Vic - stay alert stay alive - it's replacement slogan starts in early 2013 |
| Western Australia | blue/white | nTaa·nnn | WESTERN AUSTRALIA | 1TNO·000 | Decorative motif of desert sun and blue skyline along top of plate. Only the serials are embossed. |
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