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Type of Australian official plate issued until 2000. The department this one was issued to is not known
Current style (May 2012) Australian Capital Territory license plate. Type in use since 1998

Images sent by Dr. Sergio La Camera of Dinslaken, Germany

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Current (July 2009) Australian Capital Territory general issue license plate

Image sent by Mark O'Neil of Skokie, Illinois

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1. Australian Capital Territory Barcelona Bound 92 plate

2. Australian Capital Territory Centenary of Federation plate first issued January 30, 2001

3. Australian Capital Territory Canberra Raiders, Rugby league plate, type was first issued in 1982. An auction version is shown. No. 1 of this plate was auctioned at AU $20,000. Those that were not sold at auction were later offered for $995 for numbers 1-99 or $666 for numbers 100 through 200. If any are turned in by motorists leaving the state or those changing their non-standard plate, the number is remade and reissued at those prices.

4. Australian Capital Territory, It's What We Make It Plate, special series auctioned in March 24, 2001

You can check the ACT link on non standard plates by going to http://www.rego.act.gov.au/registrations/regononstandardplate.htm

Images sent by Daniel Hediger of Birsfelden, Switzerland

Thanks to Leo Hasler, NPCC#1107 for detailed information on the plates

Currently used (November 2003) Australian Capital Territory taxi plate. Image sent by Christopher Garrish of Victoria, British Columbia in Canberra, Australia

Currently used (November 2003) Australian Capital Territory license plate commemorating the Barcelona 92 Olympics. Image sent byChristopher Garrish of Victoria, British Columbia in Canberra, A.C.T., Australia

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This picture was taken in October 2003 by Christopher Garrish of Victoria, British Columbia in Canberra, Australia. This plate is a temporary plate used for vehicles within the Commonwealth Government fleet that carry around visiting dignataries in a convoy. There are a set of these plates in each capital city and each state Government's fleet depot to use when someone important comes to town.