Community Newsletter

SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2020

Council work crews install a replacement culvert at Boomi Creek. The original culvert was washed away in the February flood. The new culvert opened to traffic

NEW TRACTOR MEMORIAL In this MAYOR MAYOR’S PUBLIC POOLS FOR BENCHES WHAT’S NEW RE-ELECTED MESSAGE RE-OPEN WOODENBONG APPROVED AT THE ROXY ISSUE - 2 - - 2 - - 3 - - 4 - - 5 - - 6 -

COUNCIL TO BUY land on Fairy Mount Council will buy 16.3 hectares of land on Fairy Mount as part of its strategy to create a network of mountain bike, walk- ing and jogging trails close to . Council approved the purchase of the land, which includes the existing walking track to the top of Fairy Mount, at its Sep- tember meeting. Council began negotiating the possible purchase of the land with the current owners during the development of its Mountain Bike Trail Development Strate- gy. Stage one of the strategy included sup- porting the development of a mountain bike facility in Boorabee State Forest and upgrading the Kyogle BMX track to a One of the incredible views from the existing Fairy Mount walking track. pump track. With the pump track completed and the and the development of a viewing plat- tain bike riding opportunities that are development of trails in Boorabee State form or lookout near the summit. easily accessible to Kyogle residents as Forest in progress, Council is now turning The trails would start and end at Mount well as create attractions for visitors and its attention to Stage 2 of the strategy. Street lookout and the strategy also in- tourists. It provides for walking and mountain cludes upgrades to this lookout. However, as the majority of the north‐ bike trails to the summit of Fairy Mount The aim is to have walking and moun- western side of Fairy Mount is privately-

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MAYOR, Deputy re-elected Cr Danielle Mulholland, dates and times for the coming pictured right, has been re- 12 months. elected to serve another year as Councillors resolved to Mayor of . continue holding meetings on The C Ward Councillor was the second Monday of every elected unopposed at the month except in January when September Council meeting and no meeting is held and June will lead Council into the next when the meeting is held on the local government election in Tuesday after the Queen’s 2021. birthday long weekend. Originally, local government pandemic. This is Cr Mulholland’s sixth Meetings will continue to be elections were to be held this B Ward Councillor John Burley, term as Mayor and Cr Burley’s held at the Council Chambers at year, however the State pictured above right, also was re- fifth term as Deputy Mayor. 1 Stratheden Street, Kyogle and Government postponed them for elected Deputy Mayor The Council at the September will start at 5pm. 12 months due to the COVID-19 unopposed. meeting also set its meeting

from the Mayor ... I would encourage everyone to keep There will be an official opening at Well to say that this has been an monitoring official information sources some point (subject to whatever Covid eventful month is an understatement. to stay informed, however this is a great restrictions apply at the time) and all The closure of the border with result and one the Joint interested parties will have an oppor- , the establishment of the Organisation has been lobbying for tunity to participate but, in the mean- border bubble in response and the on- since the border restrictions were first time, it’s open to traffic and is being going issues for people as a result has imposed. used on a daily basis. absorbed an enormous amount of time Street libraries continue to be rolled The fate of the old bridge is in the and effort. out across the area and a big thank you hands of the State Government alt- I’ve been working closely with our to all the generous souls who have do- hough it is scheduled for demolition local member Janelle Saffin and the nated books so that this initiative can and we’re working with all the relevant NSW Cross-Border Commissioner and be implemented to the benefit of all. authorities to ensure that the wishes of other mayors to try to get some sense of Council has agreed to install some local residents, including our First Na- where this is all going and to keep up to memorial seats for the late Tom Hale tion people, who have an historical con- date with how our issues are being pro- and Frank Burgess. nection to the bridge are considered. As gressed. Tom’s seat will be a rising sun veteran soon as we hear something, we’ll let We are currently meeting once or memorial seat and Frank’s will be a everyone know via the usual mediums. twice a week to try to solve some of the different style and both will progress I’d like to remind all the ladies that issues for people who need to transition just as soon as we can get them into the the Breastscreen NSW North Coast mo- between Queensland and NSW, however works program. bile unit will be in Kyogle from 30 Sep- the Queensland Government is reluctant I’d like to thank the Progress tember to 21 October and Bonalbo from to make any hasty changes to current Association for partnering with us to 21-27 October, so please take the op- arrangements. deliver Tom’s seat. portunity to get screened. It’s a simple As I write this, the Queensland Gov- I would also like to thank all the procedure that could save your life. ernment has advised that it has expand- Bonalbo and community mem- It’s also timely to remind everyone (as ed its border bubble to include all of the bers who have lobbied for this recogni- if we need any reminding after last year) Kyogle Council area as well as the Lis- tion for Tom and Frank. that we are heading into the start of the more, Byron, Balllina, Richmond Valley, This is a great example of Council and next bushfire season. If you have any Tenterfield and Glen Innes local govern- community partnerships working well to questions or concerns or you’re just ment areas. deliver projects identified by the com- looking for advice about how to prepare That means that from 1am on 1 Octo- munity, for the community. your family and property for fire, please ber, any resident living in the Kyogle We’ve also had a bit of confusion contact your local Rural Fire Brigade. local government area (LGA) and the around the Tabulum Bridge opening They can give you information and ad- other listed LGAs can now apply for a which is a $48M project funded by the vice on how best to be prepared. border permit to travel anywhere in State Government. Until next time, Queensland. Danielle Mulholland

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What you must do when BUILDING Just about everyone knows you need a development application to build a new house or undertake renovations. But did you know you also need a con- struction certificate before you can start work and an occupation certificate before you can move into your new house or use the renovated part of a building? Building a new house or renovating your Before starting work on your building property is always exciting. However, the project, you need to obtain a construc- development application process can tion certificate from Council or a private sometimes be confusing and overwhelm- certifier. ing. Most people know that they need to lodge a development application with That is obtain an Occupation Certificate most suitable for your circumstances or Council and obtain development consent from Council or a private certifier. you can seek independent advice from a before going ahead with building a new An Occupation Certificate authorises the planning professional or private building house or renovating. occupation and use of a new building or certifier. However, a development consent does part of a building and is required under Forms to apply for a Construction Certifi- not mean you can start building work. You NSW planning and building law. cate or an Occupation Certificate can be must first do four things: Council is unable to issue you with an downloaded from Council’s website at: 1. Get a Construction Certificate – this is Occupation Certificate after you have com- www.kyogle.nsw.gov.au/forms- an approval from Council or a private cer- menced using your new space and without applications/forms-and-applications/. tifier to do building work one, any insurance policies you have taken Forms to appoint Council as your Princi- 2. Appoint a Principal Certifying Authori- out to protect your new asset may be void. pal Certifying Authority and to notify ty (PCA) to monitor construction – this can If you have undertaken building work Council of when you intend to commence be Council or an accredited certifier without a Construction Certificate, com- building work are also available from the 3. Give Council and the PCA two days’ menced using your new building before website. notice before you start work obtaining an Occupation Certificate, or For further information about develop- 4. Complete any works listed in the ‘Prior even built something without develop- ment processes, please visit Council’s to commencing work’ part of your devel- ment consent (if it was required) don’t website or contact Council’s Planning and opment consent. stress. Building Services team on 02 6632 1611 Many people also do not realise that There are ways you can make your de- or email [email protected]. there is one more very important thing you velopment lawful such as obtaining devel- You may also meet with a Council officer have to do once all your building work is opment consent or a Building Certificate on Tuesdays and Thursdays between 2- completed and BEFORE you move in to for works already completed. 4pm. To make an appointment please call your new home or start using your new Council’s planning and building services Council on 02 6632 1611. deck, shed or other new building. team can offer advice on which path is

Three public pools who are unwell or maybe main pool by Kyogle Swim Club) experiencing COVID-like and weekends and public RE-OPEN symptoms to stay at home. holidays from 10am to 6pm. Contactless payment options The Bonalbo pools opening Kyogle Council’s three public are also being encouraged, with hours are Monday, Wednesday, swimming pools have re-opened pool users urged to purchase Thursday, Friday, Saturday, for the 2020-2021 season. ticket books or seasonal pool Sunday and public holidays from Council has COVID plans in requirements, hand sanitizer is passes. 2-6pm. It will be closed on place for the Kyogle, Bonalbo available at the kiosk counter at All three pools will open the Tuesdays. and Woodenbong pools which each of the pools and staff are same days and hours as last year. Woodenbong pool is open require everyone entering the cleaning and disinfecting Kyogle pool opens Monday to Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, pool complexes to sign in and frequently used and touched Thursday from 6.30am to 6pm, Friday, Saturday, Sunday and provide a contact number. areas several times a day. Friday from 6.30am to 7.30pm (6 public holidays from 2-6pm. It is In line with current COVID Council also is asking people -7.30pm exclusive use of the closed on Thursdays.

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New tractor, mulcher for WOODENBONG A new four-wheel drive tractor and mulcher were delivered to Woodenbong recently much to the delight of the commu- nity volunteers who maintain the town’s showground, common area and public spac- es. Funded under the Federal Bushfire Grants Kyogle Council received after last year’s horrific bushfires, the tractor replaces an old ride-on mower which was previously used to keep Woodenbong looking spic and span. Kyogle Council Mayor Cr Danielle Mulhol- land described the new tractor as a blessing for the Woodenbong community. Recovery Program which enabled us to fund on all of our events as soon as the Covid “I am delighted that the Woodenbong projects like this one.” restrictions are eased,” she said. community got this tractor,” she said. Cr Lindsay Passfield said the new tractor Lynn Parker, who is also a member of the “It is well deserved and a smart decision would strengthen Woodenbong’s already Showground Trust, was over the moon that by Council to support local community or- robust volunteer base and enhance efficien- after years of chasing funding for a tractor, it ganisations who do so much for their com- cy. had finally become a reality. munity. Christine Reid, of the Woodenbong Show- “We’re ecstatic that we got this tractor “The tractor will make life much easier for ground Trust, said the tractor and mulcher which will be a big asset to the community the volunteers who will be able to finish would be put to good use. and the various local organisations,” she jobs in half the time. “The Woodenbong common and the said. “I’d also like to thank Kevin Hogan, our showgrounds have never looked so good “The time it takes to prepare the grounds Federal MP, who made representations to and we’re prepared and ready to get going for events will be more than halved.” have Kyogle Council included in the Bushfire

Plans for community land BreastScreen van A GP referral is not necessary; appointments take only 20 minutes. RETURNS To book a mammogram call 13 20 50 ON DISPLAY or book online by visiting Final draft Plans of Management (PoM) for 10 The BreastScreen NSW North Coast www.breastscreen.nsw.gov.au. parks, sports grounds and community facilities in mobile unit will be returning to Kyogle the Kyogle Local Government will be on display for a three week visit from 30 for public comment until 4 November 2020. September until 21 October. The final draft PoMs incorporate feedback from Next stop will be Bonalbo from 21 the community received by Council after the first October – 27 October 2020. time they were on public display earlier this Appointments for both stops are now year. open for booking. The PoMs cover Norman Johnston Park, One in seven women in NSW will Mallanganee Lookout, Rodeo develop breast cancer in their lifetime. Grounds, Woodenbong Sports Ground, Kyogle The earlier a cancer is detected, the Recreation Reserve, Reserve greater the likelihood of successful (Tennis Courts), Tabulam Sports Oval, treatment. Mallanganee Sports Ground, Aboody Park and The BreastScreen NSW program ANZAC Park. recommends women aged 50 to 74 The final draft PoMs can be viewed on the have a free mammogram every two public notices page on Council’s website at years. www.kyogle.nsw.gov.au or at Council’s BreastScreen NSW is taking all administration centre at 1 Stratheden Street, necessary measures in relation to Kyogle. Submissions can be emailed to COVID-19 (Coronavirus), to protect [email protected] or sent to The women, staff and the wider community. General Manager, PO Box 11, Kyogle, 2474.

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BENCHES get the green light LAND HAS Benches in honour of two real tourism potential prominent West of the Range men will be installed at From page 1 Bonalbo and Tabulam at the owned land, Council first needs to buy request of the local communi- some of the land from the current ty. owners if it is to develop the trails to Council agreed at its Sep- the summit. tember meeting to install a On the back of ongoing negotia- memorial bench, like the one tions, the current owners have now pictured right, in Patrick agreed to sell a 16.3 hectare portion McNamee Park at Bonalbo in of their 40 hectare block of land to memory of the late Tom Hale, Council. a World War II veteran and The acquisition of such a significant former prisoner of war. amount of land in close proximity to Meanwhile, a standard the town opens up further opportuni- bench featuring a memorial ties to develop Kyogle’s growing repu- plaque will be installed out- tation as a destination for nature- side the Tabulam SES Shed in Japanese in Java and was sent Mr Burgess was well known based tourism. honour of the late Frank Bur- to work on the notorious Bur- West of the Range and was Council will consult with the com- gess. ma Railway. He was the last actively involved in the Tabu- munity on any emerging proposals as The communities of Bonal- surviving POW of the Kyogle lam community and had a options are further developed in the bo and Tabulam approached Council area. long association with the SES. future. Council to install the benches Although he grew up in Originally from America, Mr In the meantime, Council has set as a way to recognise the Kyogle, he settled at Bonalbo Burgess was a symbol of the aside funds in its 2020/2021 budget significant contribution the after the war and was a long- Tabulam community’s ac- to buy the land and will seek grant two men made to the towns time member and office bear- ceptance of newcomers and funding to further develop the walking they called home. er of the Bonalbo RSL sub- was embraced by the commu- and bike trails and associated ameni- Mr Hale, who died in 2017 Branch and a vocal advocate nity into which he quickly ties as per the adopted Mountain Bike aged 95, was captured by the for the Bonalbo community. integrated. Trail strategy.

Lynches Creek Road project while concrete pavement construction is carried out. TO START SOON Drainage works have commenced on Lions Road and rehabilitation works on Kyogle The reinstatement of the Boomi Creek Road are complete. Road culvert washed away in February’s Work was delayed slightly on the heavy flood event was completed in September. patching Council carries out on behalf of Work to replace the furthest bridge on Roads and Maritime Services while a section Rodgers Road with a pipe also is nearing of Ettrick Road on the eastern side of the completion. range was rehabilitated and widened; a Saf- Once that project is finished, this crew will er Road funding application has been made move to Eden Creek Road for another bridge for further works on Ettrick Road. to pipe replacement just past the O’Donnell The month of October will see the finalisa- Creek Road intersection. tion of several projects. deliveries before we return to close the road Work has started on the first stage of the The new bridge on Hootons Road, pictured, for construction of Lockharts Bridge. Lynches Creek Road sealing project, which will be open in October, as will Dyraaba Sealing of the last unsealed section of has been funded by the State Government’s Station No. 2 Bridge on Dyraaba Road. Resi- Clarence Way is scheduled for 1 October. Fixing Local Roads program. dents and users of Dyraaba Road have pa- The crew will then be focusing on ancil- Lynches Creek Road is closed between tiently endured a long road closure and lary works such as signage, guideposts, and Collins Valley Road and Campbell Bridge for Council will move out of the area for a few line marking in order to have the project two weeks from 28 September to 9 October weeks to allow movement of machinery and fully completed in October.

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Creating art at metal sculp- tures, has STUDIO 306 had a long Studio 306 is the place where Marion and involved Arent and Keith Cameron have set up work interest in spaces so they can continue their creative sculpting endeavours. and fabricat- Studio 306 is also the title for the exhibi- ing in metal. tion they are holding at Council’s Roxy As a quali- Gallery during October. fied metal Marion and Keith are both proficient in fabricator, their chosen art forms and this will be the Keith was first exhibition they have held in the gal- the artist lery’s new home. behind the In April 2013, their joint exhibition, Fire large Butter and Stone, Paper and Steel attracted a lot Churn sculp- of interest and since that time, they have ture in Lis- moved house from Tabulam to Kyogle. more and the Assemblage by Keith Cameron Marion Arent’s Beach Scene. Marion’s art reflects a Zen approach to amazing Go- life. She works largely in pen and ink, anna, now installed in the garden area creative and the Roxy Gallery is very fortu- transforming expression into an evolving front of the Lismore Regional Gallery. nate to have them exhibiting in this new act of visual poetry. Both artists are passionate about creating show. Studio 306 runs from October 7 – Keith, known for his amazing public art art and sharing their love for all things November 9 2020.

Change in Wind through to Year 8, have produced environment which has seen them EXHIBITION works with fiber, charcoal, wood build their own bird nest boxes AT ROXY of students’ works and other mixed media. and decorate them. Their knitting has been This exhibition is a credit to the Council’s Roxy Gallery produced using knitting needles students who have self-directed has Expression of Inter- The Steppin Up gallery space in they made with gum nut ends and their learning and, under the est forms (EOI) out for the downstairs foyer of Council’s they have on show one of their guidance of their arts and craft anyone interested in Roxy Gallery will host an own hand made weaving looms. teacher, have created some of being involved in its exhibition of works by students Located out of town, the these pieces while school was in annual end of year, from the Rainbow Ridge School at students from this school have an lock down. A Window Into Rainbow beginning of new year Lillian Rock. interest in studying nature and Ridge School is on show until 8 exhibition. The students, from Kindergarten protecting the natural November. Change Is In The Wind is the title of this non- thematic exhibition that provides opportunities The EPBC Act makes sure ‘matters of national envi- for people to gain expo- TOOLKIT EXPLAINS ronmental significance’ are identified, and any poten- sure for the works they national environmental law tial negative impacts on them are considered and have been creating managed before any changes in land use or new de- throughout the year. Are you planning a project or development, or velopments are approved. This exhibition will changing the way that you use your land, which Andrew McNee from the Department of Agriculture, take place from Decem- might have impacts on our environment? If so, you Water and the Environment says anyone unsure if ber to the end of Janu- may need additional approvals under national law. their project requires approval under the EPBC Act ary 2021 and if you are To help you work out what you need to do, the should contact the department early. interested in being a Australian Government has developed an information “We’re here to help. You can arrange a pre-referral part of this opportunity toolkit to explain our national environmental law— meeting with one of our staff to discuss your plans. please collect the EOI the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conserva- Getting that early advice could save you a lot of form from the gallery or tion Act 1999 (The EPBC Act). wasted time and money, and help our environment.” email roxygallery@ The act has been designed to protect Australia’s You can find the information toolkit and a short kyogle. nsw.gov.au for unique animals, plants, habitats and heritage places video about the EBPC Act at environment.gov.au/ further information. now and into the future. epbc/information-kit

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WHITE TRUCK a relic of earlier days

If this truck could talk, it would have a great story to tell about the early days of Kyogle Shire Council. According to a local truck enthusiast, this is a White truck built sometime between 1918 and1925. He says that it was imported from the United States most probably by the Federal Government of the time. Apparently, quite a lot of White trucks were brought into Australia after World War I by the government and passed on to local governments. The aim was to provide councils with the means undertake more work, employ more ex-soldiers and get the economy going cushion tyres. who may be able to provide additional again. Both the tipper body and the cab would information about the truck. Call Council on The White truck had a 7-ton carrying have been built in Australia. 6632 1611 or email [email protected]. capacity (apparently the largest in Australia It’s not clear where the photo was taken, gov.au at the time), a four-cylinder side valve petrol but it definitely wasn’t in Kyogle. A big thank you to Jim Hurley for passing motor and solid rubber tyres called super Council would love to hear from anyone on the photo.

LIBRARY In BRIEF Australia Day NEWS Kyogle Lions Club will again organise and run Australia Day Jigsaw puzzles celebrations in Kyogle next Jigsaws are now available to year. borrow from Kyogle li- Council resolved at its brary. Drop-in and check out September meeting to accept the colourful collection. an offer from the Lions Club to run the 26 January 2021 Seed library celebrations. Take advantage of the glori- for further details about join- Linda, hearing about her back- The club’s request comes ous weather and head into the ing this group. ground, writing process and after successfully running garden with a selection of free the research that produced Australia Day celebrations in Spring seeds available from Holiday fun 470. Kyogle for the past two years. the seed library. October school holiday activ- Audience feedback was ex- Council also agreed to The library also is still ac- ity kits for kids are available cellent with everyone enjoying provide the Lions Club with cepting seed donations to fur- free from the library now. Linda’s talk. financial and in-kind support ther grow the seed library. Free kits available for 4-7 If you missed Linda’s visit, to organise and run the event. Council also will provide Book discussion group’ year-olds and 8-12 year-olds. you catch her talk live- streamed from the link on the financial and in-kind support The monthly Book Discussion Just ask library staff. Richmond Upper Clarence Re- to the Woodenbong and West Group at Kyogle library has Author visit gional Library website. of the Range Australia Day resumed with Covid re- Committees. strictions. Kyogle library hosted its first, Tech help after-hours author visit for The group meets on the third Free 15 or 30 minute Tech Farmers Market 2020, with Linda Woodrow, Tuesday of the month at Savvy sessions are available The Kyogle Farmers Market pictured above, launching her 10.30am. one on one at Kyogle library. is held on Saturday mornings latest book 470 on 19 Septem- *To assist with Covid-19 reg- Contact Kyogle library on 6632 in Stratheden Street, Kyogle ber. ulations, please phone Corinne 1134 for all bookings and fur- (between the An audience of 14 people at Kyogle library on 6632 1134 ther details. and the library). enjoyed a Covid safe visit with

7 Unity sculptures Bonalbo and Bonalbo. complete the rest of the cap- About 50 people contributed ping to the onsite sculptures RESTORED their carving skills and crea- once Gerard Donachy and Paul tive designs to produce eight Tiernan complete cleaning and The carved wooden sculp- worked blocks with a ninth oiling the sculptures. tures at Sandilands are being bloke positioned in the center A special thanks to Stuart renovated thanks to the of the sculptural circle that Larsson at Mara Seeds for gen- Kyogle and District Arts Coun- was roughly prepared to en- erously providing a water tank cil inc (KDAC) which received a courage others to engrave and pump onsite for this work grant through Kyogle Council’s their marks into. to be undertaken. Bush Fire Recovery funding Sadly, the maintenance of A maintenance plan will be program. these sculptures was never drawn up and presented to The Unity Arch Sandilands kept up and over the years Kyogle Council on the comple- Triangle sculptures where they deteriorated and weath- tion of work so these amazing created in the early 1980s ered to a point where only sculptures can live on. through a community project some have been able to be The project will see the sur- implemented by Tryphena reinvigorated to their former viving sculptures restored and McShane and Phillip Innes. glory. an opportunity to re-engage The sculptures sit like to- KDAC member and local people in this area in partici- tems on parkland at the inter- woodworker Paul Tiernan has pating in carving the new section of the Summerland been project managing the poles. If you were part of this Way and Clarence Way and revitalisation of these sculp- original project and are inter- where created as an expres- tures with some amazing re- for replacing the damaged ested in getting back involved sion of peace and unity, using sults. poles, a local owner of a wood in the new carving works, timber that linked west of the Big Scrub Salvage in Lismore whizz then machined the tops please contact Kyogle Coun- range communities, from Tab- were able to source Australian and bottoms flat. cil’s Cultural Services Officer ulam, Drake, Mallanganee, White Beech timber from Du- Col Garrard has capped the Ruth Tsitimbinis on 6632 Woodenbong, Urbenville, Old noon, the original timber used new poles of wood and will 1611.

Council contact and info Council MEETINGS

The next Ordinary Council meeting will be held on Monday 12 October RECYCLING FACILITIES 2020 at 5pm. Ordinary meetings are held on the second Monday of All Council waste facilities have recycling capabilities every month except January. Meetings start at 5pm and are held at the (if separated) and can recover oil, paper, cardboard, steel, Kyogle Council Chambers, 1 Stratheden Street, Kyogle. The first item of aluminium, glass, and plastic at no charge. general business is Public Forum, which provides an opportunity for the public to speak to Council on items of business to be considered at The waste facility hours of operation are: the meeting. To request the opportunity to speak at Public Forum, you Kyogle: 7.30am-12pm Monday to Friday should email [email protected] or phone 6632 1611 by 9am-4pm Saturday & Sunday midday on the Friday preceding the meeting. Woodenbong: Tuesday & Saturday 9am-4pm REGIONAL ROADS INFORMATION Bonalbo: Wednesday & Saturday 9am-4pm Mallanganee: Thursday & Sunday 9am-4pm www.myroadinfo.com.au

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