Contact Australian Federal Police: Find below customer service details of Australian Federal Police (AFP), including phone and email. Besides contact details, the page also offers a brief overview of the law enforcement agency. Reach the customer service below for support, complaints or feedback.
Head Office
Australian Federal Police,
Edmund Barton Building,
Kings Avenue, Barton ACT 2600
Australia
Customer Service
Phone: 000 (emergency)
Phone: 1800 1234 00 (National Security Hotline)
Phone: 131 AFP (airport security)
Phone: 1800 333 000 (Crime Stoppers)
Phone: 131 444 (police assistance)
Email:Â [email protected] (cyber safety)
Regional Contacts
Phone: 02 9286 4000 (Sydney)
Phone: 08 8980 1300 (Darwin)
Phone: 07 3222 1222 (Brisbane)
Phone: 07 4040 1777 (Cairns)
Phone: 08 8416 2811 (Adelaide)
Phone: 03 9607 7777 (Hobart)
Phone: 03 9607 7777 (Melbourne)
Phone: 08 9320 3444 (Perth)
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About Australian Federal Police
Australian Federal Police (AFP) is the government agency responsible for enforcing rules and maintaining law and order in Australia. Formed in 1979, the AFP was earlier known as Commonwealth Police and then as Australian Protective Service. Currently, it employs more than 6,500 across the country. The federal law enforcement agency is responsible to the Minister for Home Affairs and is headed by the Commissioner of Police. The AFP offices include Adelaide, Brisbane, Darwin, Hobart, Melbourne, Perth, Sydney, and Kingston.
AFP provides policing services to the Australian Capital Territory and territories of Christmas Island, Cocos (Keeling) Islands, Norfolk Island and Jervis Bay. The staff works round the clock to investigate crime, prevent terrorism and extremism, build partnerships and manage security at nine major Australian airports. It works closely with state and territory police services, Commonwealth agencies and airport operators.
The various crime types fought by AFP include child smuggling, counterfeit currency, cyber crime, drug crime, environmental crime, terrorism, fraud, human trafficking, and intellectual property crime. The forms section on the website has a number of national and ACT policing forms for download. There is also a form for all National Police Check applications. Cybercrime can be reported to the Australian Cybercrime Online Reporting Network (ACORN). Need to complain on the conduct or actions of AFP staff? You can do it over phone or by completing an online form. For more information or queries on reporting crime, police station contacts, online forms, or others, reach the Australia Federal Police support.
Being an Australian I am not impressed by the reception I received from the run around I got from the staff and officer ,and further more the Brisbane office has got only security people asking for information what I would regard as not secure because they are not AFP officers , and regardless in reality they are just members of the public ,and I do not trust them ,I feel this is incompetence ,and also I have the right to know who is the commander of the AFP. I looked for an address for the AFP in Brisbane ,and the address on the website is incorrect.