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PhARIA values 2013-2014. This index is current for the period 1 July 2013 until 30 June 2014 Please note that while every effort has been made to include suburbs, some will be listed under the major locality name. Therefore, if you cannot find the name of your suburb then you should search for the name of the city that suburb is a part of. As the PhARIA is standardised within metropolitan areas, the suburb will have the same PhARIA category. Locid Locality Name Postcode State Island Category 3237 207 MILE CAMP 6753 WA N 6 3875 3 BORES MEDICAL CENTRE 872 NT N 6 22345 A1 MINE SETTLEMENT 3723 VIC N 5 18453 AARONS PASS 2850 NSW N 4 23221 ABBEYARD 3678 VIC N 5 10115 ABBEYWOOD 4612 QLD N 5 57822 ABBOTSBURY 2171 NSW N 1 52077 ABBOTSFORD 3067 VIC N 1 57823 ABBOTSFORD 2046 NSW N 1 25017 ABBOTSHAM 7315 TAS N 3 6594 ABBOTTS 6642 WA N 6 5282 ABBOTVILLE 4741 QLD N 4 9264 ABERCORN 4630 QLD N 5 18759 ABERCROMBIE 2795 NSW N 5 20603 ABERDEEN 2336 NSW N 3 25025 ABERDEEN 7310 TAS N 1 22315 ABERFELDY 3825 VIC N 5 53664 ABERFOYLE PARK 5159 SA N 1 20316 ABERGLASSLYN 2334 NSW N 1 2838 ABERGOWRIE 4850 QLD N 5 20555 ABERMAIN 2326 NSW N 1 14331 ABINGTON 2358 NSW N 5 19262 ABRAHAMS BOSOM 2644 NSW N 5 13871 ACACIA CREEK 2476 NSW N 3 55235 ACACIA RIDGE 4110 QLD N 1 22285 ACHERON 3714 VIC N 4 22280 ACHERON RIVER 3715 VIC N 4 9566 ACLAND 4352 QLD N 3 61493 ACTON 2601 ACT N 1 18979 ADAMINABY 2630 NSW N 5 13784 ADAMS SCRUB 2402 NSW N 5 24351 ADAMSFIELD 7140 TAS N 5 20355 ADAMSTOWN 2289 NSW N 1 57833 ADAMSTOWN HEIGHTS 2289 NSW N 1 8147 ADAVALE 4474 QLD N 6 15268 ADDINGTON 6304 WA N 4 21826 ADDINGTON 3352 VIC N 3 17613 ADELAIDE 5000 SA N 1 53667 ADELAIDE AIRPORT 5950 SA N 1 12094 ADELAIDE GATE 4492 QLD N 6 21798 ADELAIDE LEAD 3465 VIC N 3 429 ADELAIDE RIVER 846 NT N 5 19222 ADELONG 2729 NSW N 3 19215 ADJUNGBILLY 2727 NSW N 5 24692 ADVENTURE BAY 7150 TAS Y 5 7411 AEROPLANE BORE HOMELAND 872 SA N 6 1652 AFGHAN CAMP 6770 WA N 6 14006 AFTERLEE 2474 NSW N 4 16655 AGERY 5555 SA N 3 24033 AGNES 3962 VIC N 4 20086 AGNES BANKS 2753 NSW N 1 9308 AGNES WATER 4677 QLD N 5 11213 AGNEW 6435 WA N 6 21603 AILSA 3393 VIC N 4 61494 AINSLIE 2602 ACT N 1 52079 AIRCRAFT 3028 VIC N 1 57838 AIRDS 2560 NSW N 1 23945 AIREYS INLET 3231 VIC N 2 4803 AIRLIE BEACH 4802 QLD N 3 19688 AIRLY 2846 NSW N 4 52081 AIRPORT WEST 3042 VIC N 1 2733 AIRVILLE 4807 QLD N 3 55239 AITKENVALE 4814 QLD N 1 6519 AJANA 6532 WA N 5 25443 AKAROA 7216 TAS N 5 22693 AKOLELE 2546 NSW N 3 22773 ALAMEIN 3147 VIC N 1 25382 ALANVALE 7248 TAS N 1 18088 ALAWOONA 5311 SA N 5 17821 ALBACUTYA 3424 VIC N 5 52082 ALBANVALE 3021 VIC N 1 15440 ALBANY 6330 WA N 2 9528 ALBANY CREEK 4035 QLD N 1 7494 ALBERGA 5710 SA N 6 11630 ALBERRIE CREEK 5710 SA N 6 18682 ALBERT 2873 NSW N 5 53669 ALBERT PARK 5014 SA N 1 52083 ALBERT PARK 3206 VIC N 1 53670 ALBERT TOWN 5014 SA N 1 24046 ALBERTON 3971 VIC N 4 25433 ALBERTON 7263 TAS N 5 53671 ALBERTON 5014 SA N 1 24185 ALBERTON WEST 3971 VIC N 4 23087 ALBION 3020 VIC N 1 57842 ALBION 2000 NSW N 1 13775 ALBION FLAT 2369 NSW N 4 20725 ALBION PARK 2527 NSW N 1 20619 ALBION PARK RAIL 2527 NSW N 1 23243 ALBURY 2640 NSW N 1 25155 ALCOMIE 7330 TAS N 5 14397 ALDAVILLA 2440 NSW N 2 1173 ALDERBURY 4871 QLD N 6 55243 ALDERLEY 4051 QLD N 1 9099 ALDERSHOT 4650 QLD N 1 15289 ALDERSIDE 6306 WA N 5 53672 ALDGATE 5154 SA N 1 17960 ALDINGA 5173 SA N 1 25690 ALDINGA BEACH 5173 SA N 1 23371 ALDON PARK 3678 VIC N 2 18692 ALECTOWN 2870 NSW N 4 50137 ALEXANDER HEIGHTS 6064 WA N 1 3132 ALEXANDER MINE 6760 WA N 6 22251 ALEXANDRA 3714 VIC N 4 5256 ALEXANDRA 4740 QLD N 1 9992 ALEXANDRA HILLS 4161 QLD N 1 57845 ALEXANDRIA 2015 NSW N 1 16472 ALFORD 5555 SA N 3 57846 ALFORDS POINT 2234 NSW N 1 50139 ALFRED COVE 6154 WA N 1 19190 ALFRED TOWN 2650 NSW N 2 21850 ALFREDTON 3350 VIC N 1 7497 ALGEBUCKINA 5710 SA N 6 55246 ALGESTER 4115 QLD N 1 3620 ALI - CURUNG 862 NT N 6 5395 ALICE 4725 QLD N 6 21442 ALICE PARK 5268 SA N 5 25561 ALICE RIVER 4817 QLD N 3 3779 ALICE SPRINGS 870 NT N 5 3763 ALICE SPRINGS AIRPORT 872 NT N 5 10545 ALINJARRA 6066 WA N 1 20145 ALISON 2420 NSW N 3 6963 ALKATA 872 NT N 6 50141 ALKIMOS 6033 WA N 1 24240 ALLAMBEE 3823 VIC N 3 24169 ALLAMBEE SOUTH 3871 VIC N 3 57849 ALLAMBIE 2100 NSW N 1 57850 ALLAMBIE HEIGHTS 2100 NSW N 1 9791 ALLANDALE 4311 QLD N 1 23288 ALLANS FLAT 3691 VIC N 3 21928 ALLANS FOREST 3277 VIC N 1 21961 ALLANSFORD 3277 VIC N 1 14758 ALLANSON 6225 WA N 3 57852 ALLAWAH 2218 NSW N 1 19614 ALLEENA 2671 NSW N 5 53678 ALLENBY GARDENS 5009 SA N 1 21095 ALLENDALE 5291 SA N 4 21822 ALLENDALE 3364 VIC N 2 21132 ALLENDALE EAST 5291 SA N 3 24711 ALLENS RIVULET 7150 TAS N 3 21926 ALLENVALE 3232 VIC N 3 22152 ALLESTREE 3305 VIC N 4 9459 ALLIES CREEK 4626 QLD N 5 5223 ALLIGATOR CREEK 4740 QLD N 3 25730 ALLIGATOR CREEK 4816 QLD N 3 350 ALLIGATOR HEAD 822 NT N 5 323 ALLIGATOR POINT 822 NT N 6 2817 ALLINGHAM 4850 QLD N 4 13943 ALLORA 4362 QLD N 3 9314 ALLOWAY 4670 QLD N 1 20233 ALLWORTH 2425 NSW N 3 20222 ALLYNBROOK 2311 NSW N 4 17493 ALMA 5401 SA N 3 21793 ALMA 3465 VIC N 3 19127 ALMA PARK 2659 NSW N 4 2461 ALMADEN 4871 QLD N 6 17057 ALMOND TREE CORNER 5480 SA N 3 23265 ALMONDS 3727 VIC N 3 5005 ALMOOLA 4804 QLD N 5 24025 ALMURTA 3979 VIC N 3 24076 ALMURTA EAST 3979 VIC N 3 24759 ALONNAH 7150 TAS Y 5 2329 ALOOMBA 4871 QLD N 3 7042 ALPARA 872 NT N 6 5401 ALPHA 4724 QLD N 6 52086 ALPHINGTON 3078 VIC N 1 25606 ALPURRURULAM 4825 NT N 6 2125 ALSACE CAMP 4824 QLD N 6 16069 ALSBRA PARK 5642 SA N 6 14231 ALSTONVILLE 2477 NSW N 1 5875 ALTON DOWNS 4702 QLD N 1 23080 ALTONA 3018 VIC N 1 52087 ALTONA EAST 3025 VIC N 1 52088 ALTONA MEADOWS 3028 VIC N 1 52089 ALTONA NORTH 3025 VIC N 1 15221 ALUMINA JUNCTION 6208 WA N 1 13644 ALUMY CREEK 2460 NSW N 2 2743 ALVA 4807 QLD N 3 21978 ALVIE 3249 VIC N 3 708 ALYANGULA 885 NT Y 6 10170 AMAMOOR 4570 QLD N 3 18866 AMAROO 2866 NSW N 3 61495 AMAROO 2912 ACT N 1 7144 AMATA 872 SA N 6 10447 AMBANIA 6630 WA N 5 20774 AMBARVALE 2560 NSW N 1 15013 AMBERGATE 6280 WA N 2 55256 AMBERLEY 4305 QLD N 1 25026 AMBLESIDE 7310 TAS N 1 9044 AMBOOLA 4465 QLD N 6 5855 AMBROSE 4695 QLD N 4 9052 AMBY 4462 QLD N 6 16533 AMERICAN RIVER 5221 SA Y 5 10800 AMERY 6461 WA N 5 21892 AMHERST 3371 VIC N 3 13956 AMIENS 4352 QLD N 4 5254 AMINUNGO 4740 QLD N 3 9938 AMITY 4183 QLD Y 5 3762 AMOONGUNA 872 NT N 5 22205 AMOR 3825 VIC N 4 13880 AMOSFIELD 2372 NSW N 4 15189 AMPHION 6213 WA N 4 21720 AMPHITHEATRE 3468 VIC N 4 25607 AMPILATWATJA (AHERRENGE) 872 NT N 6 55258 AMPOL SIDING 4178 QLD N 1 5185 AMSTRONG BEACH 4737 QLD N 3 17342 AMYTON 5486 SA N 5 17141 ANABAMA EAST HUT 5440 SA N 6 5504 ANAKIE 4702 QLD N 5 22778 ANAKIE 3221 VIC N 3 23097 ANAKIE EAST 3221 VIC N 1 22941 ANAKIE JUNCTION 3221 VIC N 3 19779 ANAPAROO 2765 NSW N 1 23202 ANCONA 3715 VIC N 4 11783 ANDAMOOKA 5722 SA N 6 5191 ANDERGROVE 4740 QLD N 1 14560 ANDERSONS FLAT 2340 NSW N 4 20566 ANDERSONS GAP 2328 NSW N 3 22593 ANDOO 2631 NSW N 5 1041 ANDOOM 4874 QLD N 6 24841 ANDOVER 7120 TAS N 5 17061 ANDREWS 5454 SA N 4 55259 ANDREWS 4220 QLD N 1 53682 ANDREWS FARM 5113 SA N 1 9748 ANDURAMBA 4355 QLD N 3 13003 ANDYS CROSSING 4488 QLD N 6 19044 ANEMBO 2621 NSW N 5 17497 ANGAS VALLEY 5238 SA N 4 17527 ANGASTON 5353 SA N 2 21618 ANGIP 3393 VIC N 5 53687 ANGLE PARK 5013 SA N 1 25558 ANGLE VALE 5117 SA N 1 22639 ANGLEDALE 2550 NSW N 3 55261 ANGLERS PARADISE 4216 QLD N 1 19078 ANGLERS REACH 2630 NSW N 5 23478 ANGLERS REST 3898 VIC N 5 23858 ANGLESEA 3230 VIC N 2 23121 ANGLESIDE 3732 VIC N 3 12474 ANGORICHINA VILLAGE 5730 SA N 6 25619 ANGOURIE 2464 NSW N 3 3871 ANGULA COMMUNITY 872 NT N 6 718 ANGURUGU 822 NT Y 6 19695 ANGUS PLACE 2790 NSW N 2 21024 ANGUS SPRING 5280 SA N 4 23641 ANGUSTOWN 3608 VIC N 3 50149 ANKETELL 6167 WA N 1 17500 ANLABY 5373 SA N 3 7414 ANMURYINNA HOMELAND 872 SA N 6 20404 ANNA BAY 2316 NSW N 1 11581 ANNA CREEK 5723 SA N 6 9366 ANNANDALE 4702 QLD N 5 15260 ANNANDALE 6304 WA N 5 57866 ANNANDALE 2048 NSW N 1 55262 ANNANDALE 4814 QLD N 1 19776 ANNANGROVE 2156 NSW N 1 2679 ANNAVILLE 4818 QLD N 2 55263 ANNERLEY 4103 QLD N 1 17842 ANNUELLO 3549 VIC N 5 25261 ANSONS BAY 7264 TAS N 5 55264 ANSTEAD 4070 QLD N 1 7551 ANTARA 5710 SA N 6 579 ANTHON LANDING 6740 WA N 6 24663 ANTILL PONDS 7120 TAS N 5 21615 ANTWERP 3414 VIC N 4 9263 ANYARRO 4630 QLD N 5 57868 ANZAC VILLAGE 2170 NSW N 1 16937 APOINGA 5413 SA N 4 22010 APOLLO BAY 3233 VIC N 4 16961 APPILA 5480 SA N 3 20676 APPIN 2560 NSW N 1 20549 APPLE TREE CLEARING 2330 NSW N 5 19911 APPLE TREE FLAT 2787 NSW N 1 20589 APPLE TREE FLAT 2330 NSW N 4 20662 APPLE TREE FLAT 2540 NSW N 4 14378 APPLEBY 2340 NSW N 3 50153 APPLECROSS 6153 WA N 1 13863 APPLETHORPE 4380 QLD N 4 14426 APPLETREE FLAT 2429 NSW N 3 21537 APSLEY 3319 VIC N 4 24646 APSLEY 7030 TAS N 4 512 ARAGOON 6740 WA N 6 14679 ARAKOON 2431 NSW N 3 19043 ARALUEN 2622 NSW N 4 15032 ARALUEN 6111 WA N 1 19042 ARALUEN LOWER 2622 NSW N 4 19045 ARALUEN NORTH 2622 NSW N 4 25494 ARALYA 5710 SA N 6 5290 ARAMAC 4726 QLD N 6 9074 ARAMARA 4620 QLD N 4 55273 ARANA HILLS 4055 QLD N 1 61496 ARANDA 2614 ACT N 1 21678 ARARAT 3377 VIC N 3 9593 ARATULA 4309 QLD N 3 24135 ARAWATA 3951 VIC N 3 22320 ARBUCKLE JUNCTION 3860 VIC N 5 23651 ARCADIA 3631 VIC N 3 20005 ARCADIA 2159 NSW N 1 25562 ARCADIA BAY 4819 QLD Y 5 57878 ARCADIA VALE 2283 NSW N 1 21390 ARCHDALE 3475 VIC N 4 21392 ARCHDALE JUNCTION 3472 VIC N 4 5910 ARCHER 4702 QLD N 3 55277 ARCHERFIELD 4108 QLD N 1 23109 ARCHERTON 3722 VIC N 4 23997 ARCHIES CREEK 3995 VIC N 3 11358 ARCOONA 6431 WA N 6 15301 ARDATH 6419 WA N 5 52096 ARDEER 3022 VIC N 1 14577 ARDGLEN 2338 NSW N 4 19507 ARDLETHAN 2665 NSW N 5 23627 ARDMONA 3629 VIC N 1 9690 ARDMORY 4306 QLD N 1 50157 ARDROSS 6153 WA N 1 16635 ARDROSSAN 5571 SA N 4 19228 ARDROSSAN
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    TERM OF REFERENCE 3: STATE-WIDE WATER STORAGE MANAGEMENT The causes of the floods which were active in Tasmania over the period 4-7 June 2016 including cloud-seeding, State-wide water storage management and debris management. 1 CONTEXT 1.1 Cause of the Floods (a) It is clear that the flooding that affected northern Tasmania (including the Mersey, Forth, Ouse and South Esk rivers) during the relevant period was directly caused by “a persistent and very moist north-easterly airstream” which resulted in “daily [rainfall] totals [that were] unprecedented for any month across several locations in the northern half of Tasmania”, in some cases in excess of 200mm.1 (b) This paper addresses Hydro Tasmania’s water storage management prior to and during the floods. 1.2 Overview (a) In 2014, Tasmania celebrated 100 years of hydro industrialisation and the role it played in the development of Tasmania. Hydro Tasmania believes that understanding the design and purpose of the hydropower infrastructure that was developed to bring electricity and investment to the state is an important starting point to provide context for our submission. The Tasmanian hydropower system design and operation is highly complex and is generally not well understood in the community. We understand that key stakeholder groups are seeking to better understand the role that hydropower operations may have in controlling or contributing to flood events in Tasmania. (b) The hydropower infrastructure in Tasmania was designed and installed for the primary purpose of generating hydro-electricity. Flood mitigation was not a primary objective in the design of Hydro Tasmania’s dams when the schemes were developed, and any flood mitigation benefit is a by-product of their hydro- generation operation.
  • South Eastern

    South Eastern

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  • Conditions Favouring Growth of Fresh Water Biofouling in Hydraulic Canals and the Impact of Biofouling on Pipe Flows

    Conditions Favouring Growth of Fresh Water Biofouling in Hydraulic Canals and the Impact of Biofouling on Pipe Flows

    Conditions Favouring Growth of Fresh Water Biofouling in Hydraulic Canals and the Impact of Biofouling on Pipe Flows By Xiao Lin Li BEng(Hons.) Submitted in fulfilment of the requirements for the Degree of Masters University of Tasmania October 2013 Declaration of Originality This thesis contains no material which has been accepted for a degree or diploma by the University or any other institution, except by way of background information and duly acknowledged in the thesis, and to the best of candidates knowledge and belief no material previously published or written by another person except where due acknowledgement is made in the text of the thesis. …………………………………… Xiao Lin Li Date: 12/10/2013 Statement Concerning Authority to Access This thesis may be made available for loan and limited copying in accordance with the Copyright Act 1968. …………………………………... Xiao Lin Li Date: 12/10/2013 ii Abstract Abstract Biofouling increases frictional resistance and slows the water flow in fresh water canals and pipes. It results in up to 10% reduction in the flow carrying capacity in hydropower canals in Tasmania, Australia. This project investigated the effect of colour on the growth of biofouling in open channels and the impact of biofouling in pipes and penstocks. The effect of substratum colour on the growth of biofouling was studied by submerging mild steel plates painted with four different coloured epoxy coatings in fresh water. The plates were placed in a concrete lined canal for a period of time to allow biofouling to grow. Results show that black was the favoured colour for the growth of biofouling whereas the white plates developed the least amount.