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Australia Australian Capital Territory Location Name Address Suburb Postcode Canberra 51-53 Mort St, Unit 236 Braddon 2601 Canberra 25 Tennant St, Unit 2 Fyshwick 2609 Canberra Airport 25 Terminal Ave Canberra Airport 2609 Fyshwick 25 Tennant Street, Unit 2 Fyshwick 2609 New South Wales Location Name Address Suburb Postcode Circular Quay 30 Pitt Street, Sydney Harbour Marriott Circular Quay 2000 World Square 395 Pitt Street Sydney 2000 The Star Casino 55 Pirrama Rd Pyrmont 2009 Sydney Kings Cross 200 William Street Kings Cross 2011 Alexandria 944 Bourke St Waterloo 2017 Sydney Airport Terminals 1, 2 & 3 Mascot 2020 Bondi Junction 204 Oxford St Bondi Junction 2022 North Sydney Level 7 Northpoint Tower, 100 Miller St North Sydney 2060 Artarmon 75-77 Carlotta Street Artarmon 2064 Hornsby 126 Pacific Highway Hornsby 2077 Dee Why 814 Pittwater Road Dee Why 2099 West Ryde 899 Victoria Road West Ryde 2114 Croydon 142 Parramatta Rd Croydon 2132 North Parramatta 610-614 Church Street North Parramatta 2150 Castle Hill 4 Victoria Avenue Castle Hill 2154 Hurstville 737-739 Forest Rd Bexley 2207 Bankstown 112 Milperra Rd Revesby 2212 Hurstville 737-739 Forest Road Hurstville 2220 Taren Point 114 Taren Point Road Taren Point 2229 Gosford 322 Mann Street Gosford 2250 Newcastle 50 Clyde St Hamilton North 2292 Newcastle Airport Williamtown Dr Williamtown 2318 Tamworth 1 Wilkinson Street Tamworth 2340 Tamworth Airport Basil Brown Drive Tamworth 2340 Armidale 32 Saumarez Rd Armidale 2350 Armidale Airport 9 Peter Monley Drive Armidale 2350 Armidale Downtown 32 Saumarez Rd Armidale 2350 Narrabri Airport 307 Airport Rd Narrabri 2390 Moree 102 Balo Street Moree 2400 Moree Airport Newell Hwy Moree 2400 Moree Downtown 305 Frome St Moree 2400 Port Macquarie 99 Boundary Street Port Macquarie 2444 Airport Coffs Harbour 22 Park Avenue, Shop 2 Coffs Harbour 2450 Coffs Harbour Airport Airport Dr Coffs Harbour 2450 Page 1 of 8 12 Shelley Street, Sydney, NSW 2000, Australia. ABN 92 108 952 085. Australia New South Wales Location Name Address Suburb Postcode Grafton Airport Airport Rd, Clarence Valley Regional Airport Glenugie 2460 Grafton 38 Ryan St South Grafton 2461 Ballina 3/210 Southern Cross Dr, Airport Business Centre Ballina 2478 Ballina Airport Old Terminal Building, Southern Cross Drive Ballina 2478 Lismore 131 Dawson Street Lismore 2480 Lismore Airport Bruxner Hwy Lismore 2480 South Tweed 69 Minjungbal Drive Tweed Heads 2486 Heads Tweed Heads 70 Minjungbal Drive Tweed Heads 2486 Wollongong 47 Flinders Street Wollongong 2500 Nowra Cnr Bolong Rd & Beinda St Bomaderry 2541 Merimbula Airport Arthur Kaine Drive Merimbula 2548 Campbelltown 70 Queen Street Campbelltown 2560 Goulburn 19 Goldsmith Street Goulburn 2580 Albury 24 Airport Drive Albury 2640 Albury Airport Airport Drive Albury 2640 Wagga Wagga 6-10 Edward Street Wagga Wagga 2650 Wagga Wagga Don Kendall Dr Forest Hill 2651 Airport West Wyalong 45 Main St, Acacia Golden Way Motel West Wyalong 2671 Griffith 94 Banna Avenue Griffith 2680 Griffith Airport Remembrance Dr Griffith 2680 Tumut 124 Wynyard Street Tumut 2720 Penrith 1A Worth Street Penrith 2751 Bathurst 105 Stewart St Bathurst 2795 Bathurst Airport Apron Ave Raglan 2795 Bathurst 104 Peel St Bathurst 2795 Orange 247 Mclachlan Street Orange 2800 Orange Airport 136 Aerodrome Road Orange 2800 Dubbo 1 Depot Road Dubbo 2830 Dubbo Airport Arthur Butler Drive Dubbo Airport 2830 Parkes Muzycuk Drive Parkes 2870 Broken Hill Airport Bonanza St Broken Hill 2880 Northern Territory Location Name Address Suburb Postcode Darwin 89 Smith St Darwin 0801 Darwin Airport 1 Henry Wrigley Dr Darwin 0820 Alice Springs 82 Barrett Drive, Double Tree By Hilton Alice Springs 0870 Alice Springs Santa Teresa Road Alice Springs 0871 Airport Ayers Rock Coote Road Yulara 0872 Airport Page 2 of 8 12 Shelley Street, Sydney, NSW 2000, Australia. ABN 92 108 952 085. Australia Queensland Location Name Address Suburb Postcode Brisbane 53 Albert Street Brisbane 4000 Fortitude Valley 728 Ann Street Brisbane 4006 Brisbane Airport Domestic & International Terminals Eagle Farm 4007 Hamilton 12 Curtin Ave Hamilton 4007 Boondall 131 Zillmere Rd Boondall 4034 Rocklea 1851 Ipswich Rd Rocklea 4106 Logan 33 Kingston Road Woodridge 4114 Capalaba 231 Old Cleveland Rd Capalaba 4157 Nerang 3 Lawrence Drive Nerang 4211 Surfers Paradise Shop 32A, The Mark Centre, 3-15 Orchid Avenue Surfers Paradise 4217 Gold Coast Airport Terminal Drive Bilinga 4225 Ipswich 49-51A Brisbane Rd Ipswich East 4305 Toowoomba 260 Ruthven Street Toowoomba 4350 Toowoomba Airport Toowoomba Cecil Plains Rd Toowoomba 4350 Wellcamp Airport 1511 Toowoomba Cecil Plains Road Wellcamp 4350 Dalby 70 Dalby Cecil Plains Rd, Myall Motel Dalby 4405 Chinchilla 8 Inverai Road Chinchilla 4413 Miles 11 Murilla St, Miles Outback Motel Miles 4415 Miles Airport Leichhardt Hwy Miles 4415 Roma 126 Mcdowall St Roma 4455 Roma Airport Airport Drive Roma 4455 Charleville 96 Parry Street Charleville 4470 Charleville Airport Mitchell Hwy Charleville 4470 Cunnamulla 22-24 Wick St Cunnamulla 4490 Strathpine 116 Gympie Road Strathpine 4500 Burpengary 926 Old Gympie Road Burpengary 4505 Maroochydore 74A Aerodrome Rd Maroochydore 4558 Sunshine Coast Friendship Ave Marcoola 4564 Airport Noosaville 52 Mary Street Noosaville 4566 Noosa 52 Hastings Street, Ocean Breeze Resort Noosa 4567 Hervey Bay 20 Southern Cross Circuit Urangan 4655 Hervey Bay Airport 3 William Dean Drive Urangan 4655 Bundaberg 31 Takalvan Street Bundaberg 4670 Bundaberg Airport Airport Drive Bundaberg 4670 Gladstone 8 Roseanna Street Gladstone 4680 Gladstone Airport 31 Aerodrome Road Gladstone 4680 Rockhampton 83 Canoona Road Rockhampton 4700 Rockhampton 65 Canoona Road Rockhampton 4700 Airport Page 3 of 8 12 Shelley Street, Sydney, NSW 2000, Australia. ABN 92 108 952 085. Australia Queensland Location Name Address Suburb Postcode Biloela 50 Callide Street Biloela 4715 Thangool Airport 42 Aerodrome Rd Thangool 4716 Moura Gillespie St Moura 4718 Emerald Springsure Road Emerald 4720 Emerald Airport Gregory Hwy Emerald 4720 Longreach Airport Matilda Highway Longreach 4730 Mackay Airport Boundary Rd East East Mackay 4740 Moranbah 4-6 Industrial Ave Moranbah 4744 Moranbah Airport Moranbah Access Moranbah 4744 Proserpine Airport Lascelles Ave Gunyarra 4800 Airlie Beach 366 Shute Harbour Rd, Shop 5A Airlie Beach 4802 Townsville 81-83 Flinders Street Townsville 4810 Townsville Airport Coral Sea Dr Garbutt 4814 Mount Isa 13 Simpson Street Mt Isa 4825 Mount Isa Airport Barkly Hwy Mt Isa 4825 Cairns 153 Lake Street Cairns 4870 Cairns Airport Airport Ave Cairns 4870 Port Douglas 11 Warner St, Unit 3 Port Douglas 4871 Palm Cove 99 Williams Esplanade Palm Cove 4879 South Australia Location Name Address Suburb Postcode Adelaide 136 North Terrace Adelaide 5000 Hindmarsh 416 Port Rd Hindmarsh 5007 Naracoorte 4 Moyhall Rd Naracoorte 5271 Whyalla Airport Lincoln Hwy Mullaquana 5601 Port Lincoln Airport Barry Firth Dr North Shields 5607 Ceduna Airport Eyre Highway Ceduna 5690 Port Augusta 25 Mackay Street Port Augusta 5700 Port Augusta Airport Airport Rd Port Augusta 5700 Coober Pedy Airport Airport Rd Coober Pedy 5723 Olympic Dam Airport Olympic Way Olympic Dam 5725 Adelaide Airport Arrival Road Adelaide Airport 5950 Tasmania Location Name Address Suburb Postcode Hobart 2-4 Market Place Hobart 7000 Hobart Airport Strachan St Cambridge 7170 Launceston Airport 201 Evandale Rd Western Junction 7212 Launceston 29 Cameron St, Hotel Grand Chancellor Launceston 7250 Devonport Airport Airport Rd Devonport 7307 Devonport Ferry The Esplanade East Devonport 7310 Wynyard Airport 3 Airport St Burnie 7325 Page 4 of 8 12 Shelley Street, Sydney, NSW 2000, Australia. ABN 92 108 952 085. Australia Victoria Location Name Address Suburb Postcode Melbourne 8 Franklin St, Shop 2 Melbourne 3000 Melbourne Grand 123 Collins Street Melbourne 3000 Hyatt Hotel Southern Cross 99 Spencer Street, Unit 27 Melbourne 3000 South Melbourne 295 City Rd Southbank 3006 Footscray 713 Geelong Rd Brooklyn 3012 Footscray 470 Geelong Road Footscray 3012 Caroline Springs 1045 Ballarat Road Ravenhall 3023 Essendon Airport 72 Hargrave Ave Essendon Fields 3041 Airport West 2 Moore Rd Airport West 3042 Melbourne Airport Arrivals Drive Melbourne Airport 3045 Preston 644 High Street Preston 3072 Richmond 121 Palmer St Richmond 3121 Camberwell 491 Burke Rd Camberwell 3124 Blackburn 172 Whitehorse Road Blackburn 3130 South Yarra 650 Chapel Street South Yarra 3141 South Yarra 425 Malvern Road South Yarra 3141 Bayswater 100 Canterbury Road Bayswater 3153 Bentleigh East 938 North Rd Bentleigh East 3165 Dandenong 1 Hammond Road Dandenong 3175 Brighton 201 Nepean Hwy Brighton 3185 Frankston 51 Davey Street Frankston 3199 Avalon Airport Beach Rd Avalon 3212 Geelong 13-15 Curtis Street Belmont 3220 Warrnambool 8 Spence Street, 8 Spence Motel Warrnambool 3280 Airport Hamilton 130 Ballarat Road Hamilton 3300 Mount Gambier 607 Henty Hwy Portland 3305 Portland Airport 1260 Bridgewater Lakes Rd Cashmore 3305 Melton 150A High Street Melton 3337 Bacchus Marsh 182 Gisborne Rd Darley 3340 Ballarat 1001 Howitt Street Wendouree 3350 Horsham 42 Hamilton St Horsham 3400 Sunbury 65-69 Vineyard Rd Sunbury 3429 Kyneton Cnr Edgecombe & Saleyards Rd Kyneton 3444 Castlemaine 30 Duke St Castlemaine 3450 Daylesford 45 Vincent Street Daylesford 3460 Mildura Airport Alan Mathews Drive Mildura 3500 Bendigo 579 Napier St White Hills 3550 Bendigo Airport Victa Rd Bendigo 3550 Shepparton 103 Numurkah Rd, Pines Country Club Motor Inn Shepparton 3630 Wangaratta 55-59 Parfitt Road Wangaratta
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