General enquiries
For questions about .auDO, media or speaking requests, website issues, permission to use the .auDO name or identity assets, corrections, or concerns about published material.
contact@domainobservatory.au
Contact .auDO
One route for questions, corrections, research enquiries, published-use submissions and security issues affecting .auDO-operated services.
Use the structured form for enquiries and published-use submissions. Direct email remains available as a fallback or when you need to begin a sensitive security exchange.
Contact .au Domain Observatory
Send .auDO a message
Choose the topic first. The form asks only for information relevant to that enquiry and routes it to the appropriate .auDO address.
Fallback route
Need to use email instead?
The structured form is the preferred route. Direct email remains available for general or research enquiries, and the security address is reserved for issues affecting .auDO-operated services or infrastructure.
Research enquiries
For questions about methodology, citation, reuse of public .auDO content, data or evidence, research discussions or collaboration.
research@domainobservatory.au
Security reports
For suspected security issues affecting .auDO-operated services or infrastructure. Review the security and vulnerability disclosure page before reporting.
security@domainobservatory.au
Not a domain support service. .auDO is not a registry, registrar, regulator or domain support service. It can receive security reports about .auDO-operated services, but it cannot alter domain records, resolve registration disputes, investigate third-party domain security issues or act on behalf of an observed organisation.
Keep correspondence appropriate to a public-evidence project. Do not send passwords, credentials or unrelated confidential organisational information. For a correction or privacy concern, include the relevant public URL and a concise description of the issue. For a security report about .auDO-operated services, follow the security and vulnerability disclosure guidance. Correspondence is reviewed as project capacity permits; no public response-time commitment is made.