AC/DC's album T.N.T. was released only in Australia and which other country?

AC/DC’s album T.N.T. was released only in Australia and New Zealand. It arrived on 1 December 1975 through Albert Productions.

T.N.T. was the band’s second studio album and belonged to its early Australasian catalog. Unlike later records, it was not issued internationally as a standalone album. When AC/DC expanded overseas, the 1976 international version of High Voltage used seven of T.N.T.’s nine songs, helping introduce tracks such as “It’s a Long Way to the Top” and “T.N.T.” to a wider audience.

This release history often causes confusion: international listeners may know the songs from High Voltage rather than from T.N.T. The album’s two remaining songs, “Rocker” and “School Days,” later appeared in other worldwide releases, but that did not turn T.N.T. into an international album.