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26/8/2020 NSW LGA Suburbs Parramatta Baulkham Hills Beecroft NSW LGA Suburbs Parramatta Baulkham Hills Beecroft Camellia Carlingford Clyde Constitution Hill Dundas Dundas Valley Eastwood Epping Ermington Granville Harris Park Lidcombe Mays Hill Newington North Parramatta Northmead North Rocks Oatlands Old Toongabbie Parramatta Pendle Hill Rosehill Rydalmere Seven Hills Silverwater Sydney Olympic Park Telopea Toongabbie Winston Hills Wentworth Point Wentworthville Westmead Fairfield Abbotsbury Bonnyrigg Bonnyrigg Heights Bossley Park Cabramatta Cabramatta West Canley Heights Canley Vale Carramar Cecil Park 26/8/2020 Edensor Park Fairfield Fairfield East Fairfield Heights Fairfield West Greenfield Park Horsley Park Lansvale Mount Pritchard Old Guildford Prairiewood Smithfield St Johns Park Villawood Wakeley Wetherill Park Yennora Liverpool Ashcroft Austral Badgerys Creek Bringelly Busby Carnes Hill Cartwright Casula Cecil Hills Cecil Park Chipping Norton Denham Court Edmondson Park Green Valley Greendale Hammondville Heckenberg Hinchinbrook Holsworthy Horningsea Park Hoxton Park Kemps Creek Leppington Liverpool Luddenham Lurnea Middleton Grange Miller Moorebank 26/8/2020 Mount Pritchard (shared with Fairfield) Pleasure Point Prestons Rossmore Sadleir Voyager Point Wallacia Warwick Farm Wattle Grove West Hoxton Campbelltown Airds Ambarvale Bardia Blair Athol Blairmount Bow Bowing Bradbury Campbelltown Claymore Denham Court Eagle Vale Edmondson Park (South) Englorie Park Eschol Park Gilead Glen Alpine Glenfield Ingleburn Kearns Kentlyn Leumeah Long Point Macarthur Heights Macquarie Fields Macquarie Links Menangle Park Minto Minto Heights Raby Rosemeadow Ruse St Andrews St Helens Park Varroville Wedderburn Woodbine 26/8/2020 Wollahra Bellevue Hill Darling Point Double Bay Edgecliff Paddington Point Piper Rose Bay Vaucluse Watsons Bay Woollahra City of Sydney (eastern part) Centennial Park Darlinghurst Elizabeth Bay Potts Point Rushcutters Bay Surry Hills Sydney CBD Woolloomooloo Bankstown Bankstown Bankstown Aerodrome Bass Hill Birrong Chester Hill Chullora Condell Park East Hills Georges Hall Greenacre Lansdowne Leightonfield Manahan Milperra Mount Lewis One Tree Point Padstow Padstow Heights Panania Picnic Point Potts Hill Punchbowl Regents Park Revesby 26/8/2020 Revesby Heights Sefton Villawood Yagoona Suburbs added Merrylands Guildford Hornsby Asquith Beecroft Berowra Berowra Heights Berowra Waters Brooklyn Castle Hill Cheltenham Cherrybrook Cowan Hornsby Hornsby Heights Mount Colah Mount Kuring-gai Normanhurst North Epping Pennant Hills Thornleigh Wahroonga Waitara Westleigh West Pennant Hills Arcadia Berrilee Bobbin Head Canoelands Dangar Island Dural Fiddletown Fishermans Point Forest Glen Galston Glenhaven Glenorie Hookhams Corner Laughtondale Maroota Middle Dural 26/8/2020 Milsons Passage Roselea Round Corner Singletons Mill Thompsons Corner Wisemans Ferry Rogans Hill Hills District Annangrove Arcadia Baulkham Hills Bella Vista Beaumont Hills Berrilee Box Hill Carlingford Castle Hill Cattai Cherrybrook Dural Fiddletown Galston Glenhaven Glenorie Glenwood Kellyville Kenthurst Leets Vale Lower Portland Maraylya Maroota Middle Dural Nelson North Kellyville Norwest North Rocks Oatlands Rouse Hill Sackville North Seven Hills South Maroota Stanhope Gardens West Pennant Hills Winston Hills Wisemans Ferry 26/8/2020 QLD LGA Suburbs City of Brisbane Acacia Ridge Albion Alderley Algester Annerley Anstead Archerfield Ascot Ashgrove Aspley Auchenflower Bald Hills Balmoral Banks Creek Banyo Bardon Bellbowrie Belmont Boondall Bowen Hills Bracken Ridge Bridgeman Downs Brighton Brisbane Airport Brisbane City Brookfield Bulimba Burbank Calamvale Camp Hill Cannon Hill Carina Carina Heights Carindale Carseldine Chandler Chapel Hill Chelmer Chermside Chermside West Chuwar Clayfield Coopers Plains Coorparoo Corinda Darra 26/8/2020 Deagon Doolandella Drewvale Durack Dutton Park Eagle Farm East Brisbane Eight Mile Plains Ellen Grove England 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Mile Rocks Sherwood Shorncliffe Sinnamon Park South Brisbane Spring Hill St Lucia Stafford Stafford Heights Stones Corner Stretton Sumner Sunnybank Sunnybank Hills Taigum Taringa Tarragindi Teneriffe Tennyson The Gap Tingalpa Toowong Upper Brookfield Upper Kedron Upper Mt Gravatt Virginia Wacol Wakerley Wavell Heights West End Westlake Willawong Wilston Windsor Wishart Woolloongabba Wooloowin Wynnum Wynnum West Yeerongpilly Yeronga Zillmere 26/8/2020 Moreton Bay Region Bulwer Cowan Cowan Green Island Kooringal Moreton Island Mud Island St Helena Island City of Ipswich Amberley Ashwell Augustine Heights Barellan Point Basin Pocket Bellbird Park Blacksoil Blackstone Booval Brassall Brookwater Bundamba Calvert Camira Carole Park Churchill Chuwar (part) Coalfalls Collingwood Park Deebing Heights Dinmore East Ipswich Eastern Heights Ebbw Vale Ebenezer Flinders View Gailes Goodna Goolman Grandchester Haigslea (part) Ipswich Ironbark Jeebropilly Karalee Karrabin Lanefield Leichhardt 26/8/2020 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