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ESAs with 2 or more fibre providers - October 2013 Fibre Providers in ESA Code ESA Name State ULLS Band ESA ABDN ABERDEEN NSW 2 Band 4 ABMN ABERMAIN NSW 2 Band 3 AARE ACACIA RIDGE QLD 3 Band 2 AERR ADELAIDE RIVER NT 2 Band 4 AIRL AIRLIE BEACH QLD 2 Band 3 ABCK ALBANY CREEK QLD 2 Band 2 ABON ALBION QLD 3 Band 2 ALPK ALBION PARK NSW 4 Band 3 ALBY ALBURY NSW 6 Band 2 ALDA ALDINGA SA 2 Band 3 ALTN ALECTOWN NSW 2 Band 4 ALXH ALEXANDRA HILLS QLD 3 Band 2 ALFN ALFREDTON VIC 3 Band 2 ALSS ALICE SPRINGS NT 4 Band 3 ALGR ALLIGATOR CREEK QLD 2 Band 4 ALLO ALLORA QLD 2 Band 4 ALPH ALPHA QLD 2 Band 4 ALTA ALTONA VIC 4 Band 2 AMPH AMPHITHEATRE VIC 2 Band 4 AKIE ANAKIE VIC 2 Band 4 ANGN ANGASTON SA 2 Band 3 APPX APPLECROSS WA 4 Band 2 ARAT ARARAT VIC 3 Band 3 ARDG ARDING NSW 2 Band 4 AONA ARDMONA VIC 3 Band 4 ARMD ARMADALE WA 3 Band 2 ADLE ARMIDALE NSW 5 Band 3 ARUN ARUNDEL QLD 6 Band 2 ACOT ASCOT QLD 3 Band 2 ASCT ASCOT VIC 3 Band 2 ASOT ASCOT WA 4 Band 2 ASCO ASCOT FACTORY QLD 2 Band 4 ASHF ASHFIELD NSW 7 Band 2 AGVE ASHGROVE QLD 3 Band 2 ASHM ASHMORE QLD 4 Band 2 APLY ASPLEY QLD 4 Band 2 ATTA ATTADALE WA 4 Band 2 AUBI AUBIGNY QLD 2 Band 4 AUSD AUSTRALIND WA 2 Band 3 AVAL AVALON BEACH NSW 2 Band 2 ANEL AVENEL VIC 3 Band 4 AVOC AVOCA QLD 3 Band 3 ABCH AVOCA BEACH NSW 2 Band 2 AVON AVON SA 2 Band 4 AXEE AXEDALE VIC 2 Band 4 AYRR AYR QLD 2 Band 3 BDEE BAANDEE WA 2 Band 4 BABI BABINDA QLD 3 Band 4 BDGE BADDAGINNIE VIC 3 Band 4 BADB BADGEBUP WA 2 Band 4 BADN BADGEBUP NORTH WA 2 Band 4 BGGA BADGINGARRA WA 2 Band 4 BAAD BAGDAD TAS 2 Band 3 BAIR BAIRNSDALE VIC 3 Band 3 BAJO BAJOOL QLD 2 Band 4 BKHL BAKERS HILL WA 2 Band 4 BALC BALACLAVA VIC 3 Band 2 BKVA BALAKLAVA SA 3 Band 4 BLCT BALCATTA WA 4 Band 2 BLHS BALD HILLS QLD 3 Band 2 BALD BALDIVIS WA 3 Band 3 BALG BALGOWLAH NSW 3 Band 2 BLNH BALHANNAH SA 3 Band 3 BLJA BALLAJURA WA 4 Band 2 BRAT BALLARAT VIC 4 Band 2 BALI BALLIANG VIC 2 Band 4 BLMR BALLIMORE NSW 3 Band 4 BLNA BALLINA NSW 2 Band 2 BALM BALMAIN NSW 4 Band 2 BRLD BALRANALD NSW 2 Band 4 BBOO BAMBAROO QLD 2 Band 4 BAMG BAMGANIE VIC 2 Band 4 BANG BANGALOW NSW 3 Band 3 BSBH BANKSIA BEACH QLD 2 Band 3 BANK BANKSTOWN NSW 6 Band 2 BBRN BANNOCKBURN VIC 2 Band 3 BRPT BANORA POINT NSW 3 Band 2 BARC BARCALDINE QLD 3 Band 4 BRGO BARGO NSW 5 Band 3 MTIB BARKLY QLD 2 Band 4 BMAA BARMERA SA 2 Band 3 BMAW BARMERA WEST SA 2 Band 4 BNWA BARNAWARTHA VIC 4 Band 4 BRTA BAROOTA SA 3 Band 4 BABA BARRABA NSW 2 Band 4 BRTN BARTON ACT 7 Band 2 BSDN BASSENDEAN WA 4 Band 2 BTLR BATCHELOR NT 2 Band 4 BATA BATEMAN WA 5 Band 2 BATE BATEMANS BAY NSW 2 Band 3 BATH BATHURST NSW 5 Band 3 BTST BATHURST TAS 5 Band 2 BATM BATMAN VIC 8 Band 1 BAUL BAULKHAM HILLS NSW 4 Band 2 BWLY BAWLEY POINT NSW 2 Band 4 BAXR BAXTER VIC 3 Band 2 BAYR BAYSWATER VIC 3 Band 2 BAWN BAYSWATER NORTH VIC 3 Band 2 BGML BEARGAMIL NSW 3 Band 4 BFOT BEAUFORT VIC 3 Band 4 BFRT BEAUFORT SA 2 Band 4 BFRV BEAUFORT RIVER WA 2 Band 4 BEAU BEAUMARIS VIC 2 Band 2 BCHE BECHER WA 2 Band 3 BEEB BEEBO QLD 2 Band 4 BCHS BEECHBORO WA 3 Band 2 BEEL BEENLEIGH QLD 4 Band 2 BEEM BEERBURRUM QLD 3 Band 4 BEEH BEERMULLAH WA 2 Band 4 BRWH BEERWAH QLD 3 Band 3 BEGA BEGA NSW 4 Band 3 BBOR BELBORA NSW 2 Band 4 BLCN BELCONNEN ACT 6 Band 2 BELF BELFORD NSW 3 Band 4 BELG BELGRAVE VIC 2 Band 2 BLAT BELLATA NSW 2 Band 4 BEVE BELLERIVE TAS 3 Band 2 BBGE BELLS BRIDGE QLD 2 Band 4 BELM BELMONT VIC 3 Band 2 BELT BELMONT NSW 2 Band 2 BLDO BELYANDO QLD 2 Band 4 BEME BEMERSIDE QLD 2 Band 4 BEMM BEMM RIVER VIC 2 Band 4 BNLD BEN LOMOND NSW 2 Band 4 BNLA BENALLA VIC 4 Band 3 BEBY BENARABY QLD 2 Band 4 BEND BENDIGO VIC 5 Band 2 BNGR BENGER WA 2 Band 4 BENI BENI NSW 3 Band 4 BENT BENTLEIGH VIC 3 Band 2 BWIN BENWERRIN NSW 3 Band 4 BLVE BERKELEY VALE NSW 4 Band 2 BKPK BERKSHIRE PARK NSW 2 Band 2 BERO BEROWRA NSW 5 Band 3 BMGA BERREMANGRA NSW 2 Band 4 BERI BERRI SA 3 Band 3 BRMH BERRIMAH NT 4 Band 3 BERY BERRY NSW 2 Band 3 BTHG BERTHONG NSW 2 Band 4 BEWK BERWICK VIC 3 Band 2 BWKS BERWICK SOUTH VIC 2 Band 2 BTGA BETHUNGRA NSW 3 Band 4 BEVD BEVERFORD VIC 2 Band 4 BEXL BEXHILL NSW 3 Band 3 BIGS BIG SPRINGS NSW 2 Band 4 BBUL BILBUL NSW 3 Band 3 BNLG BINALONG NSW 2 Band 4 BNGD BINDOGUNDRA NSW 2 Band 4 BINA BINGARA NSW 2 Band 4 BNWY BINNAWAY NSW 2 Band 4 BNNA BINNIA NSW 2 Band 4 BKMT BLACK MOUNTAIN NSW 2 Band 4 BLBN BLACKBURN VIC 4 Band 2 BLKH BLACKHEATH NSW 3 Band 3 BLAC BLACKTOWN NSW 6 Band 2 BLTR BLACKWATER QLD 4 Band 4 BKWD BLACKWOOD SA 3 Band 2 BLAR BLAIRGOWRIE VIC 2 Band 2 BLAK BLAKEHURST NSW 4 Band 2 BLKY BLAKNEY CREEK NSW 3 Band 4 BCHT BLANCHETOWN SA 2 Band 4 BLEN BLENHEIM QLD 2 Band 4 BLIB BLI BLI QLD 3 Band 3 BLBY BLOOMSBURY QLD 2 Band 4 BLUE BLUEWATER QLD 2 Band 4 BLPT BLUFF POINT WA 2 Band 2 BLYH BLYTH SA 2 Band 4 BOUR BOAT HARBOUR TAS 2 Band 3 BODA BODALLA NSW 2 Band 4 BDLN BODALLIN WA 2 Band 4 BOGG BOGGABILLA NSW 2 Band 4 BHNA BOHENA NSW 3 Band 4 BOHL BOHLE QLD 3 Band 3 BOKL BOKAL WA 2 Band 4 BOLD BOLINDA VIC 3 Band 4 BOND BONDI NSW 3 Band 2 BNVL BONVILLE NSW 3 Band 3 BKHM BOOKHAM NSW 2 Band 4 BLRO BOOLAROO NSW 5 Band 2 BOWA BOOROWA NSW 3 Band 4 BORA BORALLON QLD 2 Band 4 BDTN BORDERTOWN SA 3 Band 4 BNRE BORENORE NSW 2 Band 4 BONA BORONIA VIC 2 Band 2 BRRN BOROREN QLD 2 Band 4 BOTA BOTANY NSW 3 Band 2 BOCO BOULDERCOMBE QLD 2 Band 4 BWEN BOWEN QLD 3 Band 4 BOWE BOWENVILLE QLD 3 Band 4 BOWN BOWNA NSW 2 Band 4 BWNG BOWNING NSW 3 Band 4 BOWL BOWRAL NSW 5 Band 2 BOXL BOX HILL VIC 5 Band 2 BOYN BOYNE ISLAND QLD 2 Band 3 BRAN BRANDON QLD 2 Band 4 BRXN BRANXTON NSW 3 Band 3 BRSL BRASSALL QLD 3 Band 3 BYTN BRAYTON NSW 2 Band 4 BDBE BREADALBANE NSW 3 Band 4 BRZA BREEZA NSW 2 Band 4 BREW BREWONGLE NSW 3 Band 4 BRBA BRIABA QLD 2 Band 4 BRBE BRIBBAREE NSW 2 Band 4 BRIL BRIBIE ISLAND QLD 2 Band 3 BRER BRIDGEWATER TAS 2 Band 3 BRIG BRIGALOW QLD 2 Band 4 BGHN BRIGHTON TAS 2 Band 3 BGON BRIGHTON VIC 3 Band 2 BRIH BRIGHTON SA 3 Band 2 BRBO BRIMBAGO SA 3 Band 4 BRLI BRINGALILY QLD 3 Band 4 BKWH BRINKWORTH SA 2 Band 4 BNMD BRINSMEAD QLD 2 Band 2 BAPT BRISBANE AIRPORT QLD 4 Band 3 BROA BROADFORD VIC 3 Band 3 BDWS BROADMEADOWS VIC 3 Band 2 BDSD BROADSOUND QLD 2 Band 4 BROG BROGO NSW 2 Band 4 BNHL BROKEN HILL NSW 3 Band 4 BKLN BROOKLYN VIC 4 Band 2 BROO BROOKLYN NSW 5 Band 3 AASS BROOKLYN PARK SA 4 Band 2 BRSD BROOKSTEAD QLD 2 Band 4 BRMK BROOME WA 2 Band 3 BNPS BROWNS PLAINS QLD 3 Band 2 BRUK BRUNSWICK VIC 5 Band 2 BKHS BRUNSWICK HEADS NSW 2 Band 2 BRJN BRUNSWICK JUNCTION WA 2 Band 4 BRUT BRUTHEN VIC 2 Band 4 BUAN BUANGOR VIC 2 Band 4 BUDE BUDERIM QLD 3 Band 2 BUPT BUFF POINT NSW 3 Band 2 BULA BULAHDELAH NSW 2 Band 4 BMBA BULIMBA QLD 3 Band 2 BUEN BULLEEN VIC 3 Band 2 BBKE BULLSBROOK EAST WA 2 Band 3 BWER BULWER WA 7 Band 1 BBRY BUNBURY WA 4 Band 2 BBEG BUNDABERG QLD 5 Band 2 BNDL BUNDALL QLD 4 Band 2 BDBA BUNDAMBA QLD 5 Band 2 BUND BUNDANOON NSW 2 Band 3 BUNA BUNDOORA VIC 3 Band 2 BDRE BUNDURE NSW 2 Band 4 BGRE BUNGENDORE NSW 2 Band 4 BNGA BUNGONIA NSW 2 Band 4 BUNI BUNINYONG VIC 3 Band 3 BNYH BUNYAH NSW 2 Band 4 BUNY BUNYIP VIC 2 Band 3 BURL BURLEIGH HEADS QLD 4 Band 2 BUIE BURNIE TAS 3 Band 2 BBCH BURNS WA 2 Band 2 BCOP BURRACOPPIN WA 2 Band 4 BRWG BURRAWANG NSW 2 Band 3 BLCK BURRELL CREEK NSW 3 Band 4 BMBT BURRUMBEET VIC 2 Band 4 BRBK BURRUMBUTTOCK NSW 2 Band 4 BURD BURWOOD NSW 8 Band 2 BURW BURWOOD VIC 4 Band 2 BUSS BUSSELTON WA 2 Band 3 CHRD BUXTONVILLE QLD 2 Band 4 BYBY BYRON BAY NSW 2 Band 2 CAGK CABBAGE TREE CREEK VIC 2 Band 4 CABO CABOOLTURE QLD 3 Band 2 CRSX CAIRNS QLD 5 Band 2 CSAP CAIRNS AIRPORT QLD 2 Band 3 CVOS CALAVOS QLD 2 Band 4 CALE CALEN QLD 2 Band 4 CAGA CALGA NSW 4 Band 4 CALC CALIFORNIA CREEK QLD 2 Band 3 CGTN CALLINGTON SA 3 Band 4 CALO CALOUNDRA QLD 3 Band 2 CMLL CAMBERWELL VIC 5 Band 2 CAMW CAMBEWARRA NSW 2 Band 3 CAMA CAMBOOYA QLD 2 Band 4 CAGE CAMBRIDGE TAS 3 Band 3 CAMO CAMOOWEAL QLD 2 Band 4 CPHL CAMP HILL QLD 3 Band 2 CFLD CAMPBELLFIELD VIC 4 Band 2 CBTN CAMPBELLTOWN NSW 7 Band 2 CAMP CAMPSIE NSW 4 Band 2 CANI CANIAMBO VIC 2 Band 4 CANR CANN RIVER VIC 2 Band 4 CNVL CANNING VALE WA 4 Band 2 CANN CANNINGTON WA 5 Band 2 CANV 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    New Mexico Media Outlets Newswire’s Media Database​​ provides targeted media outreach opportunities to key trade journals, publications, and outlets. The following records are related to traditional media from radio, print and television based on the information provided by the media. Note: The listings may be subject to change based on the latest data. ________________________________________________________________________________ Radio Stations 29. KTRA-FM [102 #1 Country] 1. All Request Lunch Hour 30. KTUM-FM [107.1 The Nerve] 2. KAGM-FM [Power 106.7] 31. KTZA-FM [KZ 93] 3. KDEF-AM 32. KUNM-FM [New Mexico Public 4. KDLW-FM [Z 106-3] Radio] 5. KDSK-FM 33. KVSF-FM [The Voice] 6. KEND-FM [Jack FM] 34. KWML-AM [570 The Ticket] 7. KGLP-FM [Gallup Public Radio] 35. KXKS-AM [Changing the Way You 8. KHFM-FM Live] 9. KHFM-FM [Classical 95.5 KHFM] 36. KZRR-FM [94 Rock] 10. KHQT-FM [Hot 103] 37. Real West from the Old West 11. KIVA-AM [The Rock of Talk] 38. The Buck and Dex show w/Baxter 12. KIXN-FM [KIX 103] 13. KKBE-AM [The Beat 93.7/910] Publication & Print 14. KKOB-AM [770 KKOB-AM] 1. 9BLISS 15. KKOB-FM [93.3 KOB-FM] 2. alibi 16. KMGA-FM [99.5 Magic FM] 3. AutomatedBuildings.com 17. KNMX-AM [K New Mexico] 4. blister GEAR REVIEW 18. KNNB-FM 5. Bloomberg Businessweek Online 19. KOOT-FM 6. Clovis News Journal 20. KOTS-AM [Deming Country] 7. DESERT EXPOSURE 21. KPZA-FM [La Zeta] 8. edible SANTA FE .
  • 6. Co-Habitation

    6. Co-Habitation

    6. Co-habitation Historical records relating to the alluvial gold mining period, predominantly from the 1850s, implicitly convey a degree of co-habitation between Aboriginal and non-Indigenous people. In his reminiscences, DJ Ross provides a representative example of influential early bush life on a squatting station (the first wave of dispossessors): ‘Born on a sheep station my earliest recollections are in connection with blackfellows, bushrangers and shearers’. All across Victoria’s gold mining districts Aboriginal men, women and children came into contact with non-Indigenous men and a few women and children. The degree of close contact between the races was variable, and differed in nature from friendliness to outright hostility. Relationships were complex, varying not only geographically but rapidly changing over time as one rush was superseded by another rush and extremely large heterogeneous and transient populations waxed and waned across the region. Aboriginal voices A belief amongst Victorian Aboriginal people in claiming certain non-Indigenous people as resuscitated clanspeople continued during the gold rush period. Samuel Clutterbuck recounted being instructed on this subject: ‘I told him of poor Wight’s death. Aha! Said he [Murray, an Aboriginal] “Mr Wight, quamby [stay or sleep] alonga this, (pointing to ground) come up black fellow, bye and bye.” This is their tradition of the final state of white men and vice versa of their own people’. Clutterbuck further related another instance of a very dark skinned squatter ‘who was suddenly embraced on one occasion by a black, who in great glee exclaimed “Brother belonging to mine, I believe quamby a long time ago on Murray”’.
  • Fire Operations Plan

    Fire Operations Plan

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