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SUBURB POSTCODE STATE ZONE PORT CODE ACTON 2601 ACT 32 ACT AINSLIE 2602 ACT 32 ACT AMAROO 2914 ACT 32 ACT ARANDA 2614 ACT 32 ACT AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL 2600 ACT 32 ACT BANKS 2906 ACT 32 ACT BARKER CENTRE 2603 ACT 32 ACT BARTON 2600 ACT 32 ACT BELCONNEN 2617 ACT 32 ACT BIMBERI 2611 ACT 32 ACT BLACK MOUNTAIN 2601 ACT 32 ACT BONNER 2914 ACT 32 ACT BONYTHON 2905 ACT 32 ACT BOOROOMBA 2620 ACT 32 ACT BRADDON 2612 ACT 32 ACT BRINDABELLA 2611 ACT 32 ACT BRUCE 2617 ACT 32 ACT BURBONG 2620 ACT 32 ACT BURRA 2620 ACT 32 ACT SUBURB POSTCODE STATE ZONE PORT CODE BURRA CREEK 2620 ACT 32 ACT CALWELL 2905 ACT 32 ACT CAMPBELL 2612 ACT 32 ACT CANBERRA 2600 ACT 32 ACT CANBERRA 2600 ACT 32 ACT CANBERRA DEPOT 2911 ACT 32 ACT CAPITAL HILL 2600 ACT 32 ACT CARWOOLA 2620 ACT 32 ACT CASEY 2913 ACT 32 ACT CASUARINA SANDS 2611 ACT 32 ACT CAUSEWAY 2604 ACT 32 ACT CHAPMAN 2611 ACT 32 ACT CHARNWOOD 2615 ACT 32 ACT CHIFLEY 2606 ACT 32 ACT CHISHOLM 2905 ACT 32 ACT CIVIC 2608 ACT 32 ACT CIVIC SQUARE 2608 ACT 32 ACT CLEAR RANGE 2620 ACT 32 ACT CONDER 2906 ACT 32 ACT SUBURB POSTCODE STATE ZONE PORT CODE COOK 2614 ACT 32 ACT COOLEMAN 2611 ACT 32 ACT COOMBS 2611 ACT 32 CORIN DAM 2620 ACT 32 ACT COTTER RIVER 2611 ACT 32 ACT CRACE 2911 ACT 32 ACT CRESTWOOD 2620 ACT 32 ACT CUPPACUMBALONG 2620 ACT 32 ACT CURTIN 2605 ACT 32 ACT DEAKIN 2600 ACT 32 ACT DEAKIN WEST 2600 ACT 32 ACT DICKSON 2602 ACT 32 ACT DODSWORTH 2620 ACT 32 ACT DOWNER 2602 ACT 32 ACT DUFFY 2611 ACT 32 ACT DUNLOP 2615 ACT 32 ACT DUNTROON 2600 ACT 32 ACT ENVIRONA 2620 ACT 32 ACT ERINDALE CENTRE 2903 ACT 32 ACT SUBURB POSTCODE STATE ZONE PORT CODE EVATT 2617 ACT 32 ACT FADDEN 2904 ACT 32 ACT FAIRBAIRN CIVIL AER 2609 ACT 32 ACT FAIRBAIRN RAAF 2600 ACT 32 ACT FARRER 2607 ACT 32 ACT FISHER 2611 ACT 32 ACT FLOREY 2615 ACT 32 ACT FLYNN 2615 ACT 32 ACT FORDE 2914 ACT 32 ACT FORREST 2603 ACT 32 ACT FRANKLIN 2913 ACT 32 ACT FRASER 2615 ACT 32 ACT FYSHWICK 2609 ACT 32 ACT FYSHWYCK 2609 ACT 32 ACT GARRAN 2605 ACT 32 ACT GILMORE 2905 ACT 32 ACT GINNINDERRA VILLAGE 2913 ACT 32 ACT GIRALANG 2617 ACT 32 ACT GOOGONG 2620 ACT 32 ACT SUBURB POSTCODE STATE ZONE PORT CODE GORDON 2906 ACT 32 ACT GOWRIE 2904 ACT 32 ACT GREENLEIGH 2620 ACT 32 ACT GREENWAY 2900 ACT 32 ACT GRIFFITH 2603 ACT 32 ACT GUDGENBY 2620 ACT 32 ACT GUNDAROO 2620 ACT 32 ACT GUNGAHLIN 2912 ACT 32 ACT HACKETT 2602 ACT 32 ACT HALL 2618 ACT 32 ACT HARMAN 2600 ACT 32 ACT HARRISON 2914 ACT 32 ACT HAWKER 2614 ACT 32 ACT HIGGINS 2615 ACT 32 ACT HMAS HARMAN 2600 ACT 32 ACT HOLDER 2611 ACT 32 ACT HOLT 2615 ACT 32 ACT HONEY SUCKLE CREEK 2603 ACT 32 ACT HUGHES 2605 ACT 32 ACT SUBURB POSTCODE STATE ZONE PORT CODE HUME 2620 ACT 32 ACT ISAACS 2607 ACT 32 ACT ISABELLA PLAINS 2905 ACT 32 ACT JAMISON CENTRE 2614 ACT 32 ACT JERRABOMBERRA 2619 ACT 32 ACT KALEEN 2617 ACT 32 ACT KAMBAH 2902 ACT 32 ACT KAMBAH VILLAGE 2902 ACT 32 ACT KARABAR 2620 ACT 32 ACT KENNY 2911 ACT 32 ACT KINGSTON 2604 ACT 32 ACT KINLYSIDE 2913 ACT 32 ACT KIPPAX 2615 ACT 32 ACT KIPPAX CENTRE 2615 ACT 32 ACT KOWEN FOREST 2620 ACT 32 ACT LATHAM 2615 ACT 32 ACT LAWSON 2617 ACT 32 ACT LETCHWORTH 2620 ACT 32 ACT LYNEHAM 2602 ACT 32 ACT SUBURB POSTCODE STATE ZONE PORT CODE LYONS 2606 ACT 32 ACT MACARTHUR 2904 ACT 32 ACT MACGREGOR 2615 ACT 32 ACT MACQUARIE 2614 ACT 32 ACT MAJURA 2609 ACT 32 ACT MANUKA 2603 ACT 32 ACT MAWSON 2607 ACT 32 ACT MCKELLAR 2617 ACT 32 ACT MELBA 2615 ACT 32 ACT MERRIGUM 2618 ACT 32 ACT MICHELAGO 2620 ACT 32 ACT MITCHELL 2911 ACT 32 ACT MONARO CRESCENT 2603 ACT 32 ACT MONASH 2904 ACT 32 ACT MONCRIEFF 2914 ACT 32 ACT MOUNT DOMAIN 2620 ACT 32 ACT MOUNT STROMLO 2611 ACT 32 ACT MULANGGARRI 2914 ACT 32 ACT NANIMA 2618 ACT 32 ACT SUBURB POSTCODE STATE ZONE PORT CODE NARRABUNDAH 2604 ACT 32 ACT NGUNNAWAL 2913 ACT 32 ACT NICHOLLS 2913 ACT 32 ACT O'CONNOR 2602 ACT 32 ACT O'MALLEY 2606 ACT 32 ACT OAKS ESTATE 2620 ACT 32 ACT ORRORAL VALLEY 2603 ACT 32 ACT OXLEY 2903 ACT 32 ACT PAGE 2614 ACT 32 ACT PALMERSTON 2913 ACT 32 ACT PARKES 2600 ACT 32 ACT PARLIAMENT HOUSE 2600 ACT 32 ACT PEARCE 2607 ACT 32 ACT PHILLIP 2606 ACT 32 ACT PIALLIGO 2609 ACT 32 ACT PIERCES CREEK 2611 ACT 32 ACT QUEANBEYAN 2620 ACT 32 ACT QUEANBEYAN DEPOT 2620 ACT 32 ACT QUEANBEYAN EAST 2620 ACT 32 ACT SUBURB POSTCODE STATE ZONE PORT CODE QUEANBEYAN WEST 2620 ACT 32 ACT RED HILL 2603 ACT 32 ACT REID 2612 ACT 32 ACT RICHARDSON 2905 ACT 32 ACT RIDGEWAY 2620 ACT 32 ACT RIVETT 2611 ACT 32 ACT ROYALLA 2620 ACT 32 ACT RUSSELL 2600 ACT 32 ACT RUSSELL HILL 2600 ACT 32 ACT SCULLIN 2614 ACT 32 ACT SPENCE 2615 ACT 32 ACT SPRINGRANGE 2618 ACT 32 ACT STIRLING 2611 ACT 32 ACT SUTTON 2620 ACT 32 ACT SWINGER HILL 2606 ACT 32 ACT SYMONSTON 2609 ACT 32 ACT TAYLOR 2913 ACT 32 ACT TELOPEA PARK 2600 ACT 32 ACT THARWA 2620 ACT 32 ACT SUBURB POSTCODE STATE ZONE PORT CODE THE ANGLE 2620 ACT 32 ACT THE RIDGEWAY 2620 ACT 32 ACT THEODORE 2905 ACT 32 ACT THROSBY 2914 ACT 32 ACT TIDBINBILLA 2620 ACT 32 ACT TINDERRY 2620 ACT 32 ACT TOP NAAS 2620 ACT 32 ACT TORRENS 2607 ACT 32 ACT TRALEE 2620 ACT 32 ACT TUGGERANONG 2900 ACT 32 ACT TURNER 2612 ACT 32 ACT UPPER COTTER DAM 2611 ACT 32 ACT URIARRA 2611 ACT 32 ACT URIARRA FOREST 2611 ACT 32 ACT URILA 2620 ACT 32 ACT WALLAROO 2618 ACT 32 ACT WAMBOIN 2620 ACT 32 ACT WANNIASSA 2903 ACT 32 ACT WARAMANGA 2611 ACT 32 ACT SUBURB POSTCODE STATE ZONE PORT CODE WATSON 2602 ACT 32 ACT WEETANGERA 2614 ACT 32 ACT WESTON 2611 ACT 32 ACT WESTON CREEK 2611 ACT 32 ACT WILLIAMSDALE 2620 ACT 32 ACT WODEN 2606 ACT 32 ACT WRIGHT 2611 ACT 32 WYORA 2611 ACT 32 ACT YARRALUMLA 2600 ACT 32 ACT YARROW 2620 ACT 32 ACT AARONS PASS 2850 NSW 23 BTH ABBOTSBURY 2176 NSW 62 SYD ABBOTSFORD 2046 NSW 62 SYD ABERCROMBIE 2795 NSW 23 BTH ABERCROMBIE CAVES 2795 NSW 23 BTH ABERCROMBIE RIVER 2795 NSW 23 BTH ABERDARE 2325 NSW 45 NTL ABERDEEN 2336 NSW 45 NTL ABERDEEN 2359 NSW 48 TMW SUBURB POSTCODE STATE ZONE PORT CODE ABERFOYLE 2350 NSW 47 TMW ABERGLASSLYN 2320 NSW 43 NTL ABERMAIN 2326 NSW 45 NTL ABERNETHY 2325 NSW 45 NTL ABINGTON 2350 NSW 47 TMW ACACIA CREEK 2476 NSW 48 LIS ACACIA GARDENS 2763 NSW 62 SYD ACACIA GARDENS 2763 NSW 62 SYD ACACIA PARK 2350 NSW 47 TMW ACACIA PLATEAU 2476 NSW 48 LIS ADAMINABY 2630 NSW 47 ACT ADAMINABY 2629 NSW 47 ACT ADAMSTOWN 2289 NSW 37 NTL ADAMSTOWN HEIGHTS 2289 NSW 37 NTL ADELONG 2729 NSW 48 VIC ADIT CAMP 2630 NSW 47 ACT ADJUNGBILLY 2727 NSW 48 VIC AFTERLEE 2474 NSW 47 LIS AGNES BANKS 2753 NSW 43 LIN SUBURB POSTCODE STATE ZONE PORT CODE AIRDS 2560 NSW 62 SYD AIRLY 2846 NSW 23 BTH AIRPORT SYDNEY 2020 NSW 62 SYD AKOLELE 2546 NSW 47 WLG AKUNA BAY 2105 NSW 62 SYD ALBERT 2873 NSW 23 OAG ALBION PARK 2527 NSW 42 WLG ALBION PARK RAIL 2527 NSW 42 WLG ALBURY 2640 NSW 31 ALB ALBURY DEPOT 2640 NSW 31 ALB ALBURY EAST 2640 NSW 31 ALB ALBURY NORTH 2640 NSW 31 ALB ALBURY SOUTH 2640 NSW 31 ALB ALBURY WEST 2640 NSW 31 ALB ALDAVILLA 2440 NSW 47 PMQ ALECTOWN 2870 NSW 23 OAG ALEXANDRIA 2015 NSW 62 SYD ALFORDS POINT 2234 NSW 62 SYD ALFREDTOWN 2650 NSW 41 WAG SUBURB POSTCODE STATE ZONE PORT CODE ALICE 2460 NSW 46 GRA ALISON 2420 NSW 45 NTL ALISON 2259 NSW 43 GOS ALLAMBIE HEIGHTS 2100 NSW 62 SYD ALLANDALE 2320 NSW 43 NTL ALLAWAH 2218 NSW 62 SYD ALLEENA 2671 NSW 48 WAG ALLGOMERA 2441 NSW 47 PMQ ALLGOMERA CREEK 2441 NSW 47 PMQ ALLWORTH 2425 NSW 45 TAR ALLYNBROOK 2311 NSW 47 NTL ALMA PARK 2659 NSW 47 ALB ALPINE 2575 NSW 45 WLG ALSTONVILLE 2477 NSW 47 LIS ALUMY CREEK 2460 NSW 46 GRA AMAROO 2866 NSW 23 ORG AMBARVALE 2560 NSW 62 SYD ANABRANCH 2648 NSW 48 MIL ANAMBAH 2320 NSW 43 NTL SUBURB POSTCODE STATE ZONE PORT CODE ANDO 2631 NSW 48 ACT ANEMBO 2621 NSW 47 ACT ANGLEDALE 2550 NSW 46 WLG ANGLEDOOL 2832 NSW 23 DBO ANGLERS REACH 2630 NSW 47 ACT ANGLERS REACH 2629 NSW 47 ACT ANGOURIE 2464 NSW 47 GRA ANGUS PLACE 2845 NSW 23 BTH ANNA BAY 2316 NSW 43 NTL ANNANDALE 2038 NSW 62 SYD ANNANGROVE 2156 NSW 62 LIN ANTIENE 2333 NSW 45 NTL ANZAC VILLAGE 2173 NSW 62 SYD APPIN 2560 NSW 43 WOL APPLE TREE FLAT 2850 NSW 23 BTH APPLEBY 2340 NSW 40 TMW APPLETREE FLAT 2330 NSW 45 NTL APSLEY 2820 NSW 23 DBO ARABLE 2630 NSW 47 ACT SUBURB POSTCODE STATE ZONE PORT CODE ARAKOON 2431 NSW 47 TAR ARALUEN 2622 NSW 47 ACT ARALUEN NORTH 2622 NSW 47 ACT ARATULA 2714 NSW 48 WAG ARCADIA 2159 NSW 43 LIN ARCADIA VALE 2283 NSW 37 NTL ARCHVILLE 2441 NSW 47 PMQ ARDGLEN 2338 NSW 40 TMW ARDING 2358 NSW 48 TMW ARDLETHAN 2665 NSW 48 WAG ARGALONG 2720 NSW 48 WAG ARGENTON 2284 NSW 37 NTL ARGENTS HILL 2449 NSW 47 COF ARGOON 2707 NSW 48 WAG ARGYLE 2350 NSW 47 TMW ARIAH PARK 2665 NSW 48 WAG ARKELL 2795 NSW 23 BTH ARKSTONE 2795 NSW 23 BTH ARMATREE 2831 NSW 23 DBO SUBURB POSTCODE STATE ZONE PORT CODE ARMIDALE 2350 NSW 47 TMW ARMIDALE DEPOT 2350 NSW 47 TMW ARNCLIFFE 2205 NSW 62 SYD ARNDELL PARK 2148 NSW 62 SYD ARRAWARRA 2456 NSW 47 COF ARRAWARRA HEADLAND 2456 NSW 47 COF ARTARMON 2064 NSW 62 SYD ARTHURVILLE 2820 NSW 23 DBO ARUMPO 2715 NSW 48 SWA AS DIRECTED 2000 NSW 62 SYD ASHBURY 2193 NSW 62 SYD ASHBY 2463 NSW 47 GRA ASHBY HEIGHTS 2463 NSW 47 GRA ASHBY ISLAND 2463 NSW 47 GRA ASHCROFT 2168 NSW 62 SYD ASHFIELD 2131 NSW 62 SYD ASHFORD 2361 NSW 48 TMW ASHLEY 2400 NSW 48 TMW ASHMONT 2650 NSW 41 WAG SUBURB POSTCODE STATE ZONE PORT CODE ASHTONFIELD 2323 NSW 45 NTL ASQUITH 2077 NSW 62 SYD ATHOLWOOD 2361 NSW 48 TMW ATTUNGA 2345 NSW 48 TMW AUBURN 2144 NSW 62 SYD AUBURN VALE 2360 NSW 48 TMW AUDLEY 2232 NSW 59 SYD AURVILLE 2587 NSW 48 WAG AUSTINMER 2515 NSW 42 WLG AUSTRAL 2171 NSW 62 LIN AUSTRAL EDEN 2440 NSW 47 PMQ AVALON 2107 NSW 62 SYD AVALON BEACH 2107 NSW 62 SYD AVISFORD 2850 NSW 23 BTH AVOCA 2577 NSW 45 WLG AVOCA BEACH 2251 NSW 35 GOS AVON 2574 NSW 45 WLG AVONDALE 2530 NSW 42 WLG AVONSIDE 2628 NSW 47 ACT SUBURB POSTCODE STATE ZONE PORT CODE AWABA 2283 NSW 37 NTL AYLMERTON 2575 NSW 45 WLG BAAN BAA 2390 NSW 48 TMW BABINDA
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  • Use of Fire by Aboriginal People Results of Member Survey NPA BULLETIN Volume 33 Number 3 September 1996

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    Use of fire by Aboriginal people Results of member survey NPA BULLETIN Volume 33 number 3 September 1996 CONTENTS NPA responds to Boboyan rehabilitation .. 6 Use of fire by Aboriginal people 18 Eleanor Stodart John Carnahan Canberra Nature Park 8 Rabbit calicivirus update 21 Reg Alder Len Haskew Don't you worry about that! 22 Parkwatch 12 Len Haskew Compiled by Len Haskew Orroral Homestead 14 Cover photo Reg Alder Stephen Johnston points to Urambi trig, 15 km distant, on his walk from Mt Stramlo. The Murrumbidgee River A burning issue - a response 16 and the Bullen Range are in the middle distance. Photo Stephen Johnston by Reg Alder. National Parks Association (ACT) Subscription rates (1 July to 30 June) Household members $25 Single members $20 Incorporated Corporate members $15 Bulletin only $15 Inaugurated 1960 Concession $10 For new subscriptions joining between: Aims and objectives of the Association 1 January and 31 March—half specified rate • Promotion of national parks and of measures for the pro­ 1 April and 30 June—annual subscription tection of fauna and flora, scenery, natural features and cultural heritage in the Australian Capital Territory and Membership inquiries welcome elsewhere, and the reservation of specific areas. Please phone the NPA office. • Interest in the provision of appropriate outdoor recreation areas. The NPA (ACT) office is located in Maclaurin Cres, • Stimulation of interest in, and appreciation and enjoyment Chifley. Office hours are: of, such natural phenomena and cultural heritage by or­ 10am to 2pm Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays ganised field outings, meetings or any other means. Telephone/Fax: (06) 282 5813 • Cooperation with organisations and persons having simi­ Address: PO Box 1940, Woden ACT 2606 lar interests and objectives.