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Genevieve DELVES NSW 368 1 Dawn HAYMAN NSW 351 2 Natasha SCOTT NSW 292 3 Chloe STEWART QLD 281 4 Kristina KRSTIC WA 240 5 Jessica SRISAMRUAYBAI QLD 185 6 Carla KRIZANIC VIC 183 7 Karen MURPHY NSW 182 8 Lyn TRIFFITT TAS 164 9 Tiffany BRODIE VIC 158 10 Colleen ORR NT 151 11 Helen MORSS WA 146 12 Jessica HOGAN NSW 138 13 Kelsey COTTRELL NSW 136 14 Wendy WILSON (QLD) QLD 127 15 Lisa FEATHERBY WA 127 15 Lynsey CLARKE QLD 126 17 Kelly McKERIHEN OS CAN 125 18 Kate MATTHEWS NSW 120 19 Hailey PACKER (ADAMS) WA 116 20 Karen GOLDSWORTHY QLD 112 21 Anne JOHNS NSW 111 22 Noelene ABE WA 110 23 Kay MORAN OS SCO 109 24 Katelyn INCH OS NZ 108 25 Ester REGAN QLD 106 26 Lisa PHILLIPS VIC 104 27 Helen HEAL WA 104 27 Rebecca VAN ASCH TAS 102 29 Tristania DOOLAN VIC 102 29 Kylie WHITEHEAD VIC 101 31 Brenda THOMPSON QLD 100 32 Bolivia MILLERICK QLD 99 33 Chloe MORRISON ACT 96 34 Ellen RYAN NSW 96 34 Carmen ANDERSON OS NFK 96 34 Julie KEEGAN QLD 95 37 Maria RIGBY QLD 94 38 Sarah BODDINGTON NSW 93 39 Claire KELLY NSW 92 40 Heather HODGSON QLD 92 40 Glenys READ QLD 92 40 Mikayla LONG VIC 92 40 Samantha SHANNAHAN VIC 92 40 Erin SWATRIDGE NSW 90 45 Kira BOURKE VIC 89 46 Joan TENNENT QLD 87 47 Linda WARBURTON WA 87 47 Maree GIBBS QLD 85 49 Alison HALL VIC 85 49 Lois WATERS ACT 83 51 Jo EDWARDS OS NZ 83 51 Catherine HUNT ACT 79 53 Pamela CHALMERS WA 77 54 Jamie-Lee WORSNOP NSW 75 55 Cassandra MILLERICK QLD 74 56 Adele PERSHOUSE QLD 71 57 Jessie COTTELL QLD 70 58 Renata CALLISTO SA 70 58 Gayle YOUNG ACT 69 60 Claire TURLEY QLD 69 60 Noelene DUTTON QLD 68 62 Julie ROSS VIC 68 62 Louise CRONAN NSW 66 64 Patria McGRATH SA 66 64 Sue COULTAS SA 65 66 Nicole McKENZIE VIC 65 66 Dee-Anne ROBERTSON QLD 63 68 Vicki SMITH VIC 63 68 Christine THULBORN SA 62 70 Shari SOLLY WA 62 70 Brianna SMITH NSW 60 72 Jennifer TIRANT TAS 60 72 Samantha NORONHA NSW 59 74 Faye CLARKE QLD 59 74 Therese HASTINGS WA 59 74 Nicole MENGEL ACT 58 77 Brooke EDWARDS VIC 58 77 Toni MADIGAN WA 58 77 Gayle EDWARDS VIC 57 80 Jan MORTON VIC 56 81 Kerry ANDERSEN WA 56 81 Lorelle Hofstetter 0 56 81 Jill CORNISH ACT 54 84 Lynn LONG QLD 52 85 Theresa EMBERTON SA 52 85 Alison VENN TAS 52 85 Kaye BLACKWELL WA 52 85 Karen JAMES ACT 51 89 Liz PARRY QLD 51 89 Kate WALKER NSW 50 91 Bronwyn CHANDLER NT 50 91 Melissa MORROW SA 50 91 Sharon HARMER ACT 49 94 Janet HEALEY QLD 49 94 Debra McGOWN ACT 48 96 Kathleen McPHAIL NSW 48 96 Amanda MONCK NSW 48 96 Shendelle SMITH NSW 48 96 Gail CROMPTON QLD 48 96 Li SONG SA 48 96 Kim SAUNDERS TAS 48 96 Gail McKENZIE VIC 48 96 Mary TRAGARDH VIC 48 96 Jessica WALLACE VIC 48 96 Lisa HAMBOUR NT 47 106 Jo STOCKDALE QLD 47 106 Beryl HOBSON NSW 46 108 Isabella LAWSON QLD 46 108 Joanna COOPER OS CAN 45 110 Emma SPICER QLD 45 110 Robyn O'BRIEN WA 45 110 Margaret BACCHETTO ACT 44 113 Leigh FORTINGTON QLD 44 113 Sue MADDERN SA 44 113 Emma PETTIT NSW 43 116 Carolyn SMOLSKI NT 43 116 Jane BUSH QLD 43 116 Vicki DAY QLD 43 116 Ann McCARTHY VIC 43 116 Joellen BIANCHETTO NSW 42 121 Jennifer SULLIVAN NT 42 121 Pauline LAVERTY QLD 42 121 Stacey COLLIER VIC 42 121 Kerri LEASK VIC 42 121 Andrea TUDOROVIC VIC 42 121 Debra HOWARD NSW 41 127 Billie MAAS NSW 41 127 Jeyan SIVA NSW 41 127 Pamela WILLETTS NSW 41 127 Jennifer MILLER VIC 41 127 Janis PARKS VIC 41 127 Mina BANNERMAN ACT 40 133 Norma BLUNDEN ACT 40 133 Bronwyn STEVENS OS NZ 40 133 Natalie NORDLOF QLD 40 133 Di GREEN SA 40 133 Lyn PROSSO SA 40 133 Carol FAIR VIC 40 133 Laureen SMITH VIC 40 133 Sue HOGG WA 40 133 Candice HODGETTS TAS 38 142 Judith BEESLEY VIC 38 142 Jo MARTIN VIC 38 142 Sharon STEELE ACT 37 145 Merrill O'SULLIVAN NSW 36 146 Nor Hashimah ISMAIL OS MAL 36 146 Elizabeth WALTON QLD 36 146 Jo WORLSEY QLD 36 146 Heather KNEVITT SA 36 146 Judith PROSSER SA 36 146 Crystal BROOKS TAS 36 146 Beverley CAHILL VIC 36 146 Catherine DUDLEY VIC 36 146 Jeannie GRYLLS VIC 36 146 Thelma HICKS VIC 36 146 Maryann SPIZER VIC 36 146 Betty TAYLOR VIC 36 146 Suzanne TYSON VIC 36 146 Leah WHIFFEN VIC 36 146 Donna BLACKWELL WA 36 146 Marta KAVAS ACT 35 162 Laura (Lara) MERZ WA 35 162 Penny ANDERSON QLD 34 164 Shenayde HELDT NT 33 165 Georgia WHITE QLD 33 165 Michelle TAIT VIC 33 165 Helen STEVENS WA 33 165 Valerie DALTON ACT 32 169 Ingrid GRIFFITHS ACT 32 169 Cheryl Cook NSW 32 169 Judy MONKS NSW 32 169 Lauren KINGSLEY NT 32 169 Wendy CAMPBELL QLD 32 169 Valerie JACKSON QLD 32 169 Jennifer LONIE QLD 32 169 Wendy USHER QLD 32 169 Jacinta WEIER QLD 32 169 Kerry TRELOAR SA 32 169 Lauren BANKS TAS 32 169 Amity BOOTH TAS 32 169 Courtney HOBBS TAS 32 169 Jorja MAUGHAN TAS 32 169 Lynda EDWARDS VIC 32 169 Courtney GABB VIC 32 169 Makayla GIBSON VIC 32 169 Valerie HARDY VIC 32 169 Lee POLETTI WA 32 169 Lorraine DONNEY ACT 31 189 Dianne MARQUET ACT 31 189 Ruth MOORE ACT 31 189 Lee BEATTIE VIC 31 189 Ruth PHILLIPS VIC 31 189 Leica RONEY VIC 31 189 Glenda DAAL NSW 30 195 Marianne KUENZIE OS SUI 30 195 Vicki ARBON SA 30 195 Karen KNEEBONE SA 30 195 Maxine MONSON TAS 30 195 Elizabeth KIERCE VIC 30 195 Jennifer BRUCE WA 30 195 Renate COOTE WA 30 195 Sian SMITH WA 30 195 Leeanne BIRCH ACT 29 204 Bette McDONALD ACT 29 204 Shirley De La HARPE NSW 29 204 Virginia LONGFELLOW NSW 29 204 Karen LANE NT 29 204 Helen FLINT VIC 29 204 Jennifer HARMAN VIC 29 204 Carol PROTOPAPAS VIC 29 204 Jillian ADAM WA 29 204 Melda FOWLER ACT 28 213 Zuraini KHALID OS MAL 28 213 Ann RUSSELL QLD 28 213 Wendy RYAN QLD 28 213 Gail WAITAI QLD 28 213 Di PECK TAS 28 213 Donita DAVIDS WA 28 213 Kathy GOBBART WA 28 213 Judith TEMPLEMAN ACT 27 221 Joan TROUNCE ACT 27 221 Jennifer ROBERTS NSW 27 221 Christine HAWKINS QLD 27 221 Pauline BOURNE WA 27 221 Natasha RUSSELL OS NZ 26 226 Karen GATTO SA 26 226 Maureen DRENNAN VIC 26 226 Sue (Carolyn) LALOR ACT 25 229 Natalie NORONHA NSW 25 229 Auni Fathiah KAMIS OS MAL 25 229 Lisa PRIDEAUX OS NZ 25 229 Julia ALLEN-BEST QLD 25 229 Jan RICHARDSON VIC 25 229 Jeanette CLOUT ACT 24 235 Brenda FANE NSW 24 235 Heather McCOLL NSW 24 235 Kay McKENZIE NSW 24 235 Deborah MURRAY NSW 24 235 Maelene REYNOLDS NSW 24 235 Lyn TARRANT NSW 24 235 Shirley WILLIS NSW 24 235 Helen MARRIS NT 24 235 Jannah DYMNYCZ QLD 24 235 Marion HEWISH QLD 24 235 Natasha JONES QLD 24 235 Serena MATTHEWS QLD 24 235 Ineke McQUIRK QLD 24 235 Linda MITCHELL QLD 24 235 Linda MORISH QLD 24 235 Natalie NORDOLF QLD 24 235 Marie WILLIAMS QLD 24 235 Denise CAULFIELD SA 24 235 Louise CRAIGHEAD SA 24 235 Beverley HARTSHORNE SA 24 235 Sue HUGHES SA 24 235 Rhonda JANZ SA 24 235 Jennifer KUBANK SA 24 235 Vicki LEHMANN SA 24 235 Karin LYNCH SA 24 235 Leanne TENNEY SA 24 235 Sophie FLETCHER TAS 24 235 Bree GODFREY TAS 24 235 Judith GURR TAS 24 235 Madge STROCHNETTER TAS 24 235 Sharon CALLUS VIC 24 235 Keryn EVANS VIC 24 235 Jill HIKUROA VIC 24 235 Vicki HUDSON VIC 24 235 Anne MILES VIC 24 235 Ini PROUD VIC 24 235 Lisa TREWARNE VIC 24 235 Judith ALLEN WA 24 235 Beverley DAVIDSON WA 24 235 Angela SHARP WA 24 235 Deborah SMITH WA 24 235 Linda BRACK 0 24 235 Shirley Cronin 0 24 235 Bronwyn McPHERSON NSW 23 279 Christine BUCHANAN OS NZ 23 279 Heather BURGESS VIC 23 279 Jody NEVILL VIC 23 279 Lynette McMAHON NSW 22 283 Anita Rook NT 22 283 Nurul Alyani JAMIL OS MAL 22 283 Asuncion Sonia BRUCE OS PHI 22 283 Sandra BURGESS QLD 22 283 Sarah DUFFIELD QLD 22 283 Amanda HAEVECKER QLD 22 283 Glenda FIELDING TAS 22 283 Deeanne HARMAN TAS 22 283 Jing ROBERTSON VIC 22 283 Alexandra HARRIS WA 22 283 Kaye McCASKILL ACT 21 294 Siobhan Tootell NT 21 294 Wendy JAMIESON QLD 21 294 Marianne KUENZLE QLD 21 294 Sandra LAIDLAW QLD 21 294 Connie RIXON QLD 21 294 Rose RIXON QLD 21 294 Trish SPICER QLD 21 294 Kerry BALDACCHINO VIC 21 294 Ina HEYWOOD VIC 21 294 Sophie KURZSMAN VIC 21 294 Evelyn LOCKE VIC 21 294 Kaye ROWE VIC 21 294 Janet VALLANCE VIC 21 294 Ann WILLIAMS VIC 21 294 Lorna WILSON VIC 21 294 Shaan SAUNDERS WA 21 294 Eugenie MUNCASTER NSW 20 311 Narelle TRIMBLE NT 20 311 Jennifer BLUNDELL QLD 20 311 Jenny BOSTOCK QLD 20 311 Jessica PAROLIN QLD 20 311 Nadine SEABOURNE TAS 20 311 Marjorie McDONALD VIC 20 311 Sara RODGER VIC 20 311 Margaret ANDERSON WA 20 311 Elizabeth BROOKE WA 20 311 Robyn JOLLY WA 20 311 Julie SAVELL WA 20 311 Vicki SPRAGG WA 20 311 Joan THOMAS NSW 19 324 Lynda MILNE OS NZ 19 324 Trish CULLINANE VIC 19 324 Sue MIDDLETON VIC 19 324 Karen MORGAN VIC 19 324 Joanne LANCASTER WA 19 324 Kelli CARTLEDGE ACT 18 330 Robyn BUHAGIAR NSW 18 330 Jenny CASTELLEN NSW 18 330 Kylie HARDY NSW 18 330 Karen KING NSW 18 330 Carol McMAHON NSW 18 330 Vivian YIP OS HK 18 330 Nor Zamziezah AHMAD OS MAL 18 330 Jackie FIELD SA 18 330 Dianne MURCH SA 18 330 Heather RICHARDS SA 18 330 Sheridan BARLING VIC 18 330 Amity BICKLEY VIC 18 330 Lucy DALLI VIC 18 330 Anne DRAFFEN VIC 18 330 Patricia SCHRAM VIC 18 330 Margaret THORNE VIC 18 330 Diane GAFA ACT 17 347 Janine KATON NSW 17 347 Lynne THOMPSON (Raymond Terrace) NSW 17 347 Siti Zalina AHMAD OS MAL 17 347 Karen BRENNAN VIC 17 347 Leeanne FITZGERALD VIC 17 347 Rebecca McMAHON VIC 17 347 Claire SANDERS VIC 17 347 Sally WILKE WA 17 347 Carmen CROSLAND ACT 16 356 Helena MEGEE ACT 16 356 Janet DIBBETT NSW 16 356 Masako SATO NSW 16 356 Yvonne SCHMIDT NSW 16 356 Jan SLATER NSW 16 356 Sez JAMES NT 16 356 Azlina ARSHAD OS MAL 16 356 Syafiqa Haldar Afif Abdul RAHMAN OS MAL 16 356 Nur Ain Nabilah TARMIZI OS MAL 16 356 Leigh GRIFFIN OS NZ 16 356 Ling QU OS NZ 16 356 Dianne STRAWBRIDGE OS NZ 16 356 Carole ACKERMAN QLD 16 356 Yolanta ACKROYD QLD 16 356 Penny ANDERSON QLD 16 356 Liza BURGESS QLD 16 356 Vicki DAY QLD 16 356 Cheryl HEAPS QLD 16 356 Robyn McANELLY QLD 16 356 Sue McCALL QLD 16 356 Rhonda MENG QLD 16 356 Annie STUDD QLD 16 356 Bronwyn TORRENS QLD 16 356 Judy WAITES QLD 16 356 Lyn WILLIAMS
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