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Vseg 2004 R1 VIC 18198 MANANGATANG BRIGADE 1ST DIMBOOLA SCOUT GROUP 1ST LANGWARRIN SCOUT GROUP 1ST NEWBOROUGH SCOUT GROUP 1ST PAYNESVILLE SEA SCOUTS 1ST STRATHMORE SCOUT GROUP 3RD CHELSEA AIR SCOUTS 7TH RINGWOOD SCOUT GROUP 7TH SUNSHINE SCOUT GROUP ASSOC OF AUST VIC BRANCH ADRA CARE SHARE KITCHEN AFGHAN SUPPORT GROUP AT THE ECUMENICAL MIGRATION CENTRE AIRLY CLYDEBANK PUBLIC HALL INC ALEXANDRA LIONS CLUB INC ALEXANDRA SWIMMING AND LIFESAVING CLUB ALL SOULS' OPPORTUNITY SHOP ALTONA MINIATURE RAILWAY INC APEX CLUB OF MANSFIELD INC APEX CLUB OF MOE INC ARARAT UNIT AUSTRALIAN RED CROSS ARAWATA LANDCARE GROUP ARDOCH YOUTH FOUNDATION AROUND LAVERTON COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER INCORPORATED ARTHURS CREEK DISTRICT LANDCARE GROUP ARTHURS CREEK MECHANICS INSTITUTE INC ASSOCIATION OF APEX CLUBS APEX VICTORIA AUSTRALIAN AIRCRAFT RESTORATION GROUP AUSTRALIAN BREASTFEEDING ASSOCIATION - COROWA/RUTHERGLEN AUSTRALIAN BREASTFEEDING ASSOCIATION - SHEPPARTON AUSTRALIAN BREASTFEEDING ASSOCIATION - PORTLAND GROUP AUSTRALIAN BREASTFEEDING ASSOCIATION - WARRNAMBOOL GROUP AUSTRALIAN BREASTFEEDING ASSOCIATION - KERANG GROUP AUSTRALIAN BREASTFEEDING ASSOCIATION - NYAH GROUP AUSTRALIAN FEDERATION OF UKRAINIAN ORGANISATIONS AUSTRALIAN RED CROSS VICTORIA (MARYBOROUGH UNIT) AUSTRALIAN RED CROSS VICTORIA IMMIGRATION DETENTION PROGRAM AUSTRALIAN ROMANIAN COMMUNITY WELFARE HEALTH AND SERVICES ASSOCIATION OF VICTORIA INC AUSTRALIAN SOMALI YOUTH ASSOCIATION INCORPORATED AUSTRALIAN SUDANESE YOUTH UNION INC AVENCARE DAY CARE CENTRE BAIRNSDALE & DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY BALLARAT CITY ROWING CLUB INC BALLARAT NORTH UNITED SOCCER CLUB INC BALLARAT UNIT VICTORIA STATE EMERGENCY SERVICE BALLIANG PUBLIC HALL AND RECREATION RESERVE COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT INC BALMORAL BOWLING CLUB INC BAMAWM EXTENSION PONY CLUB INC BANYULE SUPPORT AND INFORMATION CENTRE INC BAPTIST UNION OF VICTORIA - LIVINGSTONE COMMUNITY CENTRE BARHAM-KOONDROOK HISTORICAL SOCIETY INC BARMAH KINDERGARTEN AND OCCASIONAL CHILD CARE CENTRE INC BARWON DOWNS RURAL FIRE BRIGADE BAYLES FLORA AND FAUNA PARK BELGRAVE LAKE PARK COTTAGE PLAYGROUP INC BELLARINE COMMUNITY HEALTH INC PT LONSDALE/QUEENSCLIFF LADIES AUXILLARY BELLEVUE KINDERGARTEN ASSOCIATION INC BEMM RIVER COMMUNITY RECREATION CENTRE INC BENDIGO VOLUNTEER RESOURCE CENTRE BENJEROOP LANDCARE GROUP BERRINGA COMMUNITY CENTRE BERRINGA COMMUNITY NEWS BETHANGA ACTION GROUP BEULAH BOWLING & CROQUET CLUB INC BEULAH RURAL FIRE BRIGADE BLACKBURN FOOTBALL CLUB INC (JUNIORS COMMITTEE) BLACKBURN NORTH BAPTIST CHURCH CHILDRENS AND YOUTH MINISTRY BLACKWOOD BARRYS REEF LANDCARE GROUP BLIND SPORTS VICTORIA INC BORDER DISTRICTS NETBALL CLUB BORONIA CHURCH OF CHRIST BOSTOCKS CREEK RURAL FIRE BRIGADE BOUNDARY BEND RURAL FIRE BRIGADE BOX HILL BAPTIST CHURCH BOX HILL NORTH DISTRICT GUIDES BRIAGOLONG SENIOR CITIZENS INC BRIGHT PLAYGROUP INC BRIGHTON JUNIOR SOCCER CLUB INC BRIGHTON LIONS CLUB INCORPORATED BROADFORD URBAN FIRE BRIGADE BUDDHIST NETWORK INTERNATIONAL INC BUNDALONG PROGRESS ASSOCIATION BUSH USERS GROUP INDIGO REGION CAMBODIAN BUDDHIST ASSOCIATION OF VICTORIA INC. CAMPBELLS CROFT (ABBEY WALK ADVISORY COMMITTEE) CAMPERDOWN PLAYGROUP INCORPORATED CANN RIVER COMMUNITY CENTRE INC CARBOOR BOBINAWARRAH LANDCARE GROUP INC CARDIGAN-WINDERMERE LANDCARE GROUP CARDINIA CHRISTIAN CENTRE CARDROSS PROGRESS ASSOCIATION CAREWORKS SUNRANGES INC CARLISLE RIVER RURAL FIRE BRIGADE CARLSRUHE FIRE BRIGADE CARRUM DOWNS SENIOR CITIZENS CLUB INC CARRUM LIFE SAVING CLUB CASEY NORTH COMMUNITY INFORMATION AND SUPPORT SERVICE INC CASTLEMAINE HISTORICAL SOCIETY INC CAULFIELD COMMUNITY TOY LIBRARY INC CAVENDISH TOWNSCAPE ASSOCIATION INC CENTAVIC ETHNIC (ESL) LEARNING INC CENTRAL HOPKINS LAND PROTECTION ASSOCIATION CHARLTON MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH CENTRE/PLAYGROUP INC CHELSEA HEIGHTS PLAYGROUP INC CHELSEA SENIOR CITIZENS CENTRE INC CHILTERN SENIOR CITIZENS' CLUB CHINESE COMMUNITY SOCIAL SERVICE CENTRE INC CHINESE GAMBLING CONCERN INCORPORATED CHRISTIAN BROTHERS-ST PATRICK'S PROVINCE CHRISTIAN CHINESE REFORMED CHURCH CHRYSALIS INSIGHT INC CLARKEFIELD RURAL FIRE BRIGADE CLUNES LANDCARE GROUP COASTAL GROUP OF FIRE BRIGADES (CFA) COBRAM CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAU COBURG NORTH PRIMARY SCHOOL PARENTS & FRIENDS COMMITTEE COCKATOO FIRE BRIGADE COCKATOO VALLEY TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE COIMADAI LANDCARE GROUP COLDSTREAM RURAL FIRE BRIGADE COLERAINE PRIMARY SCHOOL COUNCIL PARENT CLUB SUB COMMITTEE COLLEGE ROAD KINDERGARTEN COLLINGWOOD LITTLE ATHLETICS CENTRE COMMUNITY BUILDING COMMITTEE OF ST MARGARET'S ANGLICAN CHURCH ELTHAM COMMUNITY CENTRE SWIFTS CREEK INCORPORATED COMMUNITY INFORMATION CENTRE HOBSONS BAY INC COMMUNITY INFORMATION GLEN EIRA INC COMMUNITY INFORMATION SANDRINGHAM INC CONGENITAL ADRENAL HYPERPLASIA SUPPORT GROUP OF AUSTRALIA INC CORRYONG YOUTH CLUB INC COUNTRY FIRE AUTHORITY HESKET-KERRIE BRIGADE COUNTRY WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION INC SOUTH WESTERN GROUP COUNTRY WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION OF AUSTRALIA YEA BRANCH CRANBOURNE GROUP OF FIRE BRIGADES CRANBOURNE LIONS CHOIR INCORPORATED CRANBOURNE PRIMARY SCHOOL PARENTS AND TEACHERS ASSOCIATION CROWLANDS HALL AND RESERVES COMMITTEE INCORPORATED CROYDON ITALIAN SENIOR CITIZENS CLUB INC CULGOA KINDERGARTEN CUT PAW PAW COMMON EQUITY RENTAL HOUSING CO-OPERATIVE LTD DAREBIN CREEK MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE INC DAYLESFORD DISTRICT GUIDES DEEP CREEK LANDCARE GROUP DEVON MEADOWS CFA DEVON MEADOWS COMMUNITY HALL DIAMOND VALLEY MULTIPLE BIRTH ASSOCIATION INCORPORATED DIMBOOLA & DISTRICT AMATEUR SWIMMING & LIFESAVING CLUB DIMBOOLA FIRE BRIGADE DINKA JIENG COMMUNITY COUNCIL OF AUSTRALIA INC DISABILITY SOCIAL ACTIVITIES GROUP DISABLED WINTER SPORTS VICTORIA DONALD & DISTRICT PONY CLUB DOWN SYNDROME ASSOCIATION OF VICTORIA INC DROP IN CENTRE (OF) HEIDELBERG-EAST IVANHOE CONGREGATION (OF) UNITING CHURCH IN AUSTRALIA EAST AFRICA RELIEF ASSOCIATION OF AUSTRALIA INC. EAST CAMBERWELL BAPTIST CHURCH EAST GIPPSLAND RSPCA BRANCH EAST PRESTON & EAST RESERVOIR TENANTS GROUP EASTERN EMERGENCY RELIEF NETWORK INC EDENHOPE AND DISTRICT MEMORIAL HOSPITAL EDENHOPE GROUP OF RURAL FIRE BRIGADES ELMHURST & DISTRICT COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT GROUP ELSTERNWICK PRIMARY SCHOOL PARENTS ASSOCIATION ELWOOD LIFE SAVING CLUB INC ELWOOD ST KILDA NEIGHBOURHOOD LEARNING CENTRE INC ELWOOD TOY LIBRARY INC EMERALD CENTRE FOR HOPE AND OUTREACH INCORPORATED EMERALD FIRE BRIGADE EMERALD HILL MISSION INC ENFIELD FOREST ALLIANCE INC ESPLANADE SANCTUARY GROUP INC EUROA COMMUNITY PLAYGROUP FAMILIES OF CHILDREN WITH A DISABILITY SUPPORT GROUP INC FEDERATION OF INDIAN ASSOCIATIONS OF VICTORIA (FIAV) FERNLEA HOUSE INC FILIPINO COMMUNITY COUNCIL OF VICTORIA INC FISH CREEK TARWIN CRICKET CLUB FISHCARE MORNINGTON PENINSULA INCORPORATED FLEMINGTON MEN'S GROUP FLOWERDALE COMMUNITY HOUSE FOOTHILLS COMMUNITY CARE FRENCH ISLAND RURAL FIRE BRIGADE FRIENDS OF BUNYIP STATE PARK FRIENDS OF CRESWICK'S PARK LAKE BOTANICAL RESERVE ASSOCIATION INC FRIENDS OF GEELONG BOTANIC GARDENS INC FRIENDS OF LOWER KOROROIT CREEK INC FRIENDS OF MARGARET LEWIS RESERVE INC FRIENDS OF MERRI CREEK INC FRIENDS OF MONASH LINK COMMUNITY HEALTH SERVICE FRIENDS OF MORNING ROSE GARDEN INC FRIENDS OF PIPEMAKERS PARK FRIENDS OF POINT RICHARDS FLORA AND FAUNA RESERVE FRIENDS OF SEAFORD FORESHORE RESERVE INC FRIENDS OF THE ORGAN PIPES NATIONAL PARK FRIENDS OF THE WARANGA AGED CARE HOSTEL FRIENDS OF THE WILDLIFE RESERVES INC FRIENDS OF WILLIAMSTOWN WETLANDS INC GARFIELD PRIMARY SCHOOL PARENTS AND FRIENDS ASSOCIATION GEELONG MOOD SUPPORT GROUP INC GEMBROOK RURAL FIRE BRIGADE GENESIS A NEW BEGINNING INC GISBORNE & MT MACEDON DISTRICTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY INC GISBORNE LANDCARE GLENGARRY EAST LANDCARE GROUP GLENLYON PROGRESS ASSOCIATION GLENMAGGIE RURAL FIRE BRIGADE GLENROY COMMUNITY INFORMATION CENTRE GLENTHOMPSON AND DISTRICT COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION INC GLENTHOMPSON CATCHMENT GROUP GOLDEN/PARADISE BEACH BOWLS CLUB GOROKE & DISTRICT MEMORIAL HALL GOROKE APEX CLUB GOULBURN VALLEY SUPPORT GROUP FOR CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL NEEDS INC GRANDPARENTS VICTORIA INC GREEK ELDERLEY CITIZENS CLUB OF MAROONDAH GREEK ORTHODOX ARCHDIOCESE OF AUSTRALIA PARISH OF ST EFSTATHIOS SOUTH MELBOURNE SUB ENTITY GREENLAKE RURAL FIRE BRIGADE GUM NUT GULLY PRE-SCHOOL HABITAT FOR HUMANITY BAYSIDE INC HABITAT FOR HUMANITY VICTORIA INC WHITEHORSE CHAPTER HADDON LANDCARE GROUP HAMILTON - COLERAINE RAIL RESERVE COMMITTEE INCORPORATED HAMPDEN TENNIS ASSOCIATION INC HAMPTON LIFE SAVING CLUB INC HANDS ON HEALTH AUSTRALIA HARROW CALICO AND CANDLES INC HEATHDALE KINDERGARTEN INCORPORATED HEIDELBERG STAR SOCCER CLUB HELLENIC ASSOCIATION OF MORNINGTON PENINSULA AGED CITIZENS CLUB INC HELPING HAND FOUNDATION INC HELPING HAND UNITING CARE CROYDON HIGHLANDS LANDCARE INC HILLSIDE COMMUNITY HOUSE INC HOPETOUN AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL SOCIETY INC. HORSHAM GYMNASTICS CLUB INC HORSHAM UNITING CHURCH CRECHE HURSTBRIDGE HORSE AND PONY CLUB INC INGLEWOOD COMMUNITY RESOURCE CENTRE INTERCOUNTRY ADOPTION RESOURCE NETWORK (AUST) INC INVERGORDON PARK GOUNDS COMMITTEE JAMIESON COMMUNITY GROUP AND ASSOC BODIES INC JANCOURT FIRE BRIGADE JIKA JIKA COMMUNITY CENTRE INC JOHN PIERCE CENTRE KALIMNA WEST RURAL FIRE BRIGADE KANGAROO FLAT COMMUNITY GROUP INC KARKANA SUPPORT SERVICES INC KEILOR DOWNS POLICE COMMUNITY CONSULTATIVE COMMITTEE KENNETT RIVER SURF LIFE SAVING CLUB KERNOT BRIGADE KIDS PLUS FOUNDATION KILCUNDA RURAL FIRE BRIGADE KINGLAKE RURAL FIRE BRIGADE KNOX BMX CLUB INC KNOX COMMUNITY VOLUNTEERS INCORPORATED KONGWAK COMMUNITY GROUP INC KOO WEE RUP COMMUNITY CENTRE COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT KOO WEE RUP PRIMARY SCHOOL PARENTS AND FRIENDS ASSOCIATION KOOKABURRA KINDERGARTEN - A NORTHWEST CHILDRENS SERVICE KYABRAM CRICKET CLUB KYABRAM URBAN LANDCARE
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