Pink duplicates of NT Waybills
Northern Territory (NT) waybills provide detailed livestock movement information used to trace animal movements. NT waybills is an important part of the National Livestock Identification System (NLIS) in the Territory.
It is a mandatory requirement for cattle, buffalo, sheep, goats, camelids (including camels, alpacas and llamas), deer and pig owners to complete a waybill whenever livestock are moved outside the boundaries of a property.
When you move stock, the pink duplicate must be sent by the livestock owner to the registrar or a livestock biosecurity officer within 28 days of the stock being moved. Under the livestock regulations, it is an offence not to complete a waybill correctly and penalties may be incurred for not submitting the pink duplicate.
Regional contact for submissions:
Darwin Region
Regional Livestock Biosecurity Officer
Livestock Biosecurity Branch, BAW
GPO Box 3000, Darwin NT 0801
08 8999 2034
Veterinary Officer
Livestock Biosecurity Branch, BAW
GPO Box 3000, Darwin NT 0801
08 8999 2035
Tennant Creek Region
Regional Livestock Biosecurity Officer
Livestock Biosecurity Branch, BAW
PO Box 159, Tennant Creek NT 0861
08 8962 4458
Katherine Region
Regional Livestock Biosecurity Officer
Livestock Biosecurity Branch, BAW
PO Box 1346, Katherine NT 0851
08 8973 9767
Alice Springs Region
Regional Livestock Biosecurity Officer
Livestock Biosecurity Branch, BAW
PO Box 8760, Alice Springs NT 0871
08 8951 8125
A property identification code (PIC) is another biosecurity tool to help the NT Government manage disease outbreaks. For more information on PICS, go to the Northern Territory Government website.
More Information
Livestock Identification Systems administrator / brands
Adele Kluth
08 8999 2033
ntpic.brands@nt.gov.au
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