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Karl Alderson 10 Wynn Pl Fraser, A.C.T, 2615 Christopher Allen 170 Karl Alderson 10 Wynn Pl Fraser, A.C.T, 2615 Christopher Allen 170 Kingsford Smith Dr Spence, A.C.T, 2615 Robert Allen 170 Kingsford Smith Dr, Spence, A.C.T, 2615 James Allnutt 10 Bedford St Deakin, A.C.T, 2600 Michael Argy 67 Denny St Latham, A.C.T, 2615 Lisa Armstrong 50 Archibald St Lyneham, A.C.T, 2602 Yvonne Augustson 29 Barton Court Macquarie St Barton 2600, A.C.T Malcolm Baalman, 28 Holmes Crescent Campbell, A.C.T, Michael Baczynski 7 Bantine Crescent Isaacs, A.C.T, Mark Dominic Bailey 7 Bogan Place Kaleen, A.C.T, 2617 Simon & Karlani Banks, 26 Campbell St, Ainslie, A.C.T, 2602 Kara Baxter 324 Southern Cross Dr Macgregor, A.C.T, 2614 Jennifer Beard, 18 Fenner St Downer, A.C.T, 2602 Genevieve Bessell, 67 Somerset St, Duffy, A.C.T, 2611 Daniel Bigna, 97 Dixon Drive, Duffy, A.C.T, 2611 Graeme Blank, 2B/171 La Perouse Street Red Hill, A.C.T, 2603 Jacqui Bos, 9/43 Gardiner St Downer A.C.T, 2602 Cameron Bray, 12 Ferguson Place, Flynn, A.C.T, Anne Brelsford 38 Munro Rd Queanbeyan, N.S.W, 2620 Zorica Sandra Bresic 10 Cox St, Ainslie, A.C.T, Simon Brettell 4 Trumper Street Holt, A.C.T, 2615 Catherine Bridges 56 Gaunson Cres Wanniassa, A.C.T, 2903 Kathryn Broadbent, 31 Wickinson St, Flynn, A.C.T, 2615 Larissa Brown, 7 Humble Court, Kambah, A.C.T, 2902 Geoff Budd 98 Eucumbene Drive, Duffy, A.C.T, 2611 Frances Carrington 30 Bremer St Griffith, A.C.T, 2603 Juliet Carrington RMB 9 Canning Close Wamboin, N.S.W, 2620 David Cleland 33 Godfrey St, Campbell, A.C.T, Joshua Cole Marellan House, Boolee St Reid, A.C.T, 2601 Allan Coop, 532 Northbourne Ave, Downer, A.C.T, Kate Crawford, 20 Kriewaldt Cct Higgins, A.C.T, 2615 Kathryn Cutler, 2B/171 La Perouse St Red Hill, A.C.T, 2603 Susan Dang 28 Claxton Crescent Lyneham North, A.C.T. 2602 Nicola Davies 17 Fullwood St Weston, A.C.T, 2611 Steven Daw, 3 Sampson Cl Melba, A.C.T, 2615 Will de Vere 8 Castles Place, Melba, A.C.T, 2615 Brendan Ding 23 Haglethorn St Farrer, A.C.T, 2607 Robert Donelly 52 Burrinjuck Cres Duffy, A.C.T, 2611 Richard Douglas 11 McConnell Crescent Kambah, A.C.T, 2902 Steven Dounoukos 93 Madigan St Hackett, A.C.T, 2602 Jason Downey 43 Tanumbirini St Hawker, A.C.T, 2614 Geoffrey James Dunlevy Bruce Hall ANU Kirsten Edwards 4 Warren Pl Chifley, A.C.T, 2606 Damien Elridge 59 Throssell St Curtin, A.C.T, 2605 Stuart Englund 5 Doyle Tce Chapman, A.C.T, 2611 Michael Ernst-Russell P.O. Box 616 Jamison Centre A.C.T. 2614 Chris Erskine 11 McConnell Crescent Kambah, A.C.T, 2902 Fiona Ey 25 Golden Grove Red Hill, A.C.T, 2603 Sharon Fernando 1 McMinn Close Swinger Hill, A.C.T, 2606 Anna Fieldhouse Rm 317 GPO Box 1311 A.C.T Amanda Fitzroy 1 Cedrela Place Rivett, A.C.T, 2611 Tobe Freeman 19/85 Northbourne Ave Turner, A.C.T, 2601 Stella Gaha 15 Drevermann Street, Farrer, A.C.T, 2607 Jeremy Gans 42 Miller St O'Connor, A.C.T, 2601 Meagen Gardiner 518 Northbourne Ave Downer, A.C.T, 2602 Jane Garrett 16 Juwin St Aranda, A.C.T, 2614 Russel Gesling GPO Box 1896 Canberra City, A.C.T, 2601 Garry Gold Burton & Garran Hall ANU Jacob Greber 6 Page St Campbell, A.C.T, 2601 John Greenhalgh 31 Brereton Street Garran, A.C.T, 2605 Rachael Greeshaw 82 Morgan Cres Curtin, A.C.T, 2605 John Guth 72 Hawker St Torrens, A.C.T, 2607 Kathryn Haigh 22 Aplen Street Melba, A.C.T, 2615 Philip Halton 93 Macarthur Avenue O'Connor, A.C.T, 2601 Luke Hammond 10 Schlich St Yarralumla, A.C.T, 2600 Charlotte Harper 19 Favenc Circle Griffith, A.C.T, 2603 William Higgins 22 Trumble St Pearce, 2607 Alexandra Holmes Flat 3 49 Majura Ave Dickson, A.C.T, 2602 Scott Hook 137 Carlile Street Evatt, A.C.T, 2617 Andrew Howe 118 Kingsford Smith Drive Melba, A.C.T, 2615 Darren Isaacs 10 Dewar Pl Evatt, A.C.T, Damien James Toad Hall ANU Janina Jankowski 11 Tattersall Cres Florey, A.C.T, 2615 Fiona Joiner 1 Pigdon Pl Emu Ridge, A.C.T, 2617 Gerald Keaney Cottage II Royal Canberra Hospital Acton, A.C.T, 2601 Mark Kerr 19 O'Sullivan St Higgins, A.C.T, 2615 Eleanor Kinloch 54 Foveaux St Ainslie, A.C.T, 2602 Petar Kuessner 10 Isles Place South Bruce, A.C.T, 2617 David Leigh 6 Nicholls Pl Higgins, A.C.T, 2615 Mark Leo 59 Higinbotham St Watson, A.C.T, 2602 Mark Lewis 25 Endeavour St Red Hill, A.C.T, 2603 Martin Lincke 25 Grylls Crescent Cook, A.C.T, 2614 Andrew Leece 5 Flower Pl Melba, A.C.T, 2615 Stephen Lenehan 3 Meilejohn Pl Flynn, A.C.T, 2615 Chris Levy 81 Doyle Tce Chapman, A.C.T, 2611 Ed Lynch 48 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Anna Reeves 117 Hopetown Circuit Yarralumla, A.C.T, 2600 David Risstroem c/o 61 Ashburner St Holt, A.C.T, 2615 Tonia Riszko 13 Farrer St Braddon, A.C.T, 2601 Rory Robertson 18 Bambridge St Weetangera, A.C.T, 2614 Lillian Rodrigues Unit 7, 21 Cossington Smith Crescent North Lyneham, A.C.T, 2602 Bernard Rolfe 84 Morgan Cres Curtin, A.C.T, 2605 Colin Ross 8 Goble St Hughes, A.C.T, 2605 Shane Rattenbury 52 Musgrave St, Yarralumla, A.C.T, 2600 Laurelle Russell 2/133 Rivett St, Hackett, A.C.T, 2602 Mathew Sag PO Box 95 Belconnen, A.C.T, 2617 Andrew Satsia 11 Kiewa St Kaleen, A.C.T, 2617 Madeleine Schultz 42 Bonython St Downer, A.C.T, Mike Selinger 56 Brereton St Garran, A.C.t, 2605 Eric Jimenez 14 Harris St Hackett, A.C.T, 2602 Anu Singh 30 Bremer St Griffith, A.C.T, 2603 Penny Smith 17 Murnell Place Flynn, A.C.T, 2615 Nigel Snoad 15 Mathieson Cr Weetangera, A.C.T, 2614 Sujie Song 3 Richman Place Kambah 2692 A.C.T Shennia Spillane 5 Embling St Wanniassa, A.C.T, 2903 Simon Starr 50 Archdall St Macgregor, A.C.T, 2615 David Sutton 31 McCaughey St Turner, A.C.T, 2601 Katriina Tahka 3 Meiklejohn Pl Flynn, A.C.T, 2615 Annette Taylor 19 Wangara St Aranda, A.C.T, 2614 G Taylor 13A/60 Wattle St Lyneham, A.C.T, 2602 John Taylor 19 Wangara St Aranda, A.C.T, 2614 Kate Thomas 146 Tillyard Dr Flynn, A.C.T, 2615 Jo Tomlinson 232 Duffy's Rd Ainslie, A.C.T, 2602 David Tonuri 3 Clarke Street Yarralumla, A.C.T, 2600 Dougal Torrance 29 Dawes St Kingston, A.C.T, 2604 Shaun Tremayne 47 Sprent St Narrabundah, A.C.T, 2604 Rowena Trindall, 15 Love St Flynn, A.C.T, 2615 My Hang Trinh 22 Frome St Griffith, A.C.T, 2603 Mick Tyler 1 Weathers St Gowrie, A.C.T, 2905 Reena Walia 85 Chewings Street, Scullin, A.C.T, 2614 Joanna Weckert 12 Churchill Ave Wagga Wagga, 2650, N.S.W Roy Weissensteiner 7 Thurlow Pl Emu Ridge, A.C.T, 2617 Kirsty Wehner 45 Beaumont Close Chapman, A.C.T, 2611 Gerard Wencel 46 Jerilderie Court Reid, A.C.T, 2601 Barbara Whitehead 41 Pokana Crt Kaleen, A.C.T, 2617 Julie Wilson 48 McClure St Evatt, A.C.T, Susan Wisowaty 3 Hardie Cls Macarthur, A.C.T, 2904 Allan Wylie 75 Wybalena Grove Cook, A.C.T, 2614 Dean Yeaman 68 Anzac Park Campbell, A.C.T, 2601 Katherine Cummins 99 Bandjalong Crescent Aranda, A.C.T, 2614 Leanne Mason PO Box 1009 Dickson, A.C.T, 2602 Greg Haughey 85 Mackenzie Street Hackett, A.C.T, 2602 Clayton Long 26/27 Marshall Street Manly N.S.W. 2095 Hernan Pintos-Lopez 2 MacLeay Street Turner, A.C.T, 2601 Ms Michaly Dror Segal, 67 Shvedia Street Haifa 34980 ISRAEL Mark Aggarwal 27 Percy Cr Chapman ACT 2611 Bruno Agostini 1B Northgate Forbes St Turner ACT 2601 Karl Alderson 10 Wynn Pl Fraser ACT 2615 Cassandra Allison 12 Halligan Pl Page ACT 2614 Christopher Allen 170 Kingsford-Smith Dr Spence ACT 2615 Michael Anderson 27 Pelham Cl Chapman ACT 2611 Alan Austin GPO Box 2508 Canberra ACT 2601 Malcolm Baalman 71 Torrens St Braddon ACT 2601 Nathan Backhouse 20 Ferdinand Pl Campbell ACT 2601 Micheal Baczynski 7 Buntine Cr Issacs ACT 2607 Simon Banks 26 Campbell St Ainslie ACT 2602 Andrew Barr GPO Box 2364 Canberra City A.C.T.
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