Note that the "+" is not dialed,it signifies that first theinternational access code must be dialed,followed by the country code,in this case 61,followed by the number. When using a mobile telephone to place a call,many models do allow the + to be entered and this is internally converted to the correct access code,based on caller location,as the call is made.New Zealand has a special case of an open dialing plan. While most nations require the area code to be dialed only if it is different,in New Zealand,one needs to dial the area code if the phone is outside the local calling area. For example,to call a phone number inDunedin :