THE KIMBERLEY CAPE YORK & ARNHEM LAND - 2019 VOYAGES - SMALL SHIP EXPEDITIONS TO AUSTRALIA'S REMOTE NORTH - WIDGETY
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2019 VOYAGES The Kimberley Cape york & ArNhem Land SMALL SHIP EXPEDITIONS TO AUSTRALIA’S REMOTE NORTH THE KIMBERLEY > 10 NIGHTS > MARCH TO OCTOBER 2019 CAPE YORK & ARNHEM LAND > 11 NIGHTS > MARCH & OCTOBER 2019
Voyages with Coral Expeditions SPOTLIGHT ON NATURE AND CULTURES AN AUSTRALIAN ETHOS We believe many remarkable parts of the Australasian region Coral Expeditions is unique in operating a fleet of Australian- are best experienced from sea. Our ships, marine staff and flagged and crewed vessels. We are the longest standing expedition teams are dedicated to getting you up close and operator of Australia-based passenger ships. Our on-board personal with nature’s wonders, and the cultural diversity of atmosphere respects our heritage – we are proud of our our world. In contrast to traditional cruising, we avoid long professional service and produce-driven, modern Australian sea days and try to maximise time off the ship. Our ships cuisine. We maintain the highest standards of marine and are owned by us and designed specifically to enhance the passenger safety; we follow Australian regulatory requirements expedition experience. We do not charter third-party vessels in our staffing and operations. or outsource any part of our marine operations. Our trips NO QUEUES, NO WAITING are bespoke and sometimes not commercially justifiable, but we believe it results in unique guest experiences. Our ships are small enough to allow us to board and disembark much quicker than larger vessels. There is minimal waiting. Their shallow draughts allow them to get to locations larger ships cannot. RESPECT FOR THE ENVIRONMENT We believe that tourism doesn’t have to come at a cost to the environment. We were one of the early pioneers of environmentally sensitive cruising, starting out on the Great Barrier Reef. We remain firmly committed to promoting sustainability and minimising environmental impact while sharing some of the world’s most incredible places with travellers from around the world. INCLUSIONS WHAT’S NOT INCLUDED PLEASE NOTE › All excursions and sightseeing › Pre and post flights, accommodation & travel These are expedition itineraries › Use of Xplorer and Zodiac tender vessels insurance covering remote regions. Your Captain and Expedition team › Daily lectures and briefings › Entry visas to Australia will make changes to the daily › All meals, chef-prepared on board › Alcoholic beverages outside of lunch and schedule when necessary to dinner service maximise guest experience given › Showcase wines, selected beers, juices, and soft drinks with lunch and dinner service › Telephone and internet services the weather, local environment and safety considerations. › 24 hour coffee and selection of teas › Laundry The below itineraries are › Optional Mitchell Falls helicopter flight › All entrance fees to National Parks and indicative - some variation may Ports* occur due to weather conditions * The Traditional Owners of the Kimberley or local community requirements and Cape York & Arnhem Land and their (particularly in Cape York & representatives are proposing the introduction of a Arnhem Land). new Visitor Pass for all guests accessing traditional lands when cruising these areas. If such a Pass is introduced prior to the commencement of your cruise, then this incremental cost will be added to the cost of the cruise.
YOUR DESTINATIONS: EXPLORATIONS OF NORTHERN AUSTRALIA Over twenty years ago, the founders of Coral Expeditions became captivated by the magnificence of the Australian Outback. In the knowledge that the vast expanse of Northern Australia’s coastline is best seen by small ship, we launched our Kimberley expeditions. Our well loved small ships are ideal to safely navigate the mighty rivers and scenic inlets of the Kimberley and Arnhem Land, assisted by our unique tender vessels. Over the years, our Australian expedition team and crew have built up an enormous knowledge of these regions, and love to share it with guests. It would be our delight to show you our backyard - the wild and beautiful areas of Northern Australia. THE ANCIENT KIMBERLEY REGION The region known simply as the Kimberley takes its evocative name from its most imposing landmark; an ancient mountain range visible from the rugged sea coast. Covering more than 400,000 square kilometres, yet home to just 30,000 people, it is a place acknowledged as one of the ACROSS THE TOP OF AUSTRALIA world’s last, and most beautiful, wilderness areas. It is a place Across the Northern Australian coastline, you’ll experience of magnificent vistas created by towering rock ridges, silent cultures unchanged for centuries, traditional rock art and secluded gorges, wide savannah plains, and plunging waterfalls some of the continent’s most remote islands. which defy both nature and belief. This is a land steeped in ancient Aboriginal culture and the legends of our pioneering Your expedition voyage introduces you to the Great Barrier past. Reef and Cape York, including the Torres Strait and the coastal communities and cultures of the ‘Top End’ of the Travel ashore to view natural wonders and some of the oldest Northern Territory. Navigating these remote waters like the known Indigenous art, the mysterious Bradshaw (Gwion Gwion) early explorers, you will be enchanted by the rugged beauty paintings. Soak up the history and unique geology, view the of these regions, and the unique ways of the Aboriginal, wildlife - experience the wonder of the Kimberley. Torres Strait Islander, and Tiwi people who call them home. 1. Rock Wallaby (Petrogale brachyotis), 2. Rarrakala Island, 3. Newly hatched Flatback Turtle (Natator depressus), 4. White-breasted Sea Eagle (Haliaeetus leucogaster), 5. Xplorer landing 2
the kimberley Itinerary 10 nights between Darwin & Broome DAY 1: DEPART DARWIN Board your ship at 8:00am for a 9:00am departure. Sail across the Joseph Bonaparte Gulf, and this afternoon join our expedition team for an informative introduction to the Kimberley. Meet and mingle with fellow guests and crew at the Captain’s Welcome Drinks. DAY 2: THE KING GEORGE RIVER AND FALLS The King George River has carved a gorge through towering weathered sandstone cliffs. Travel up the gorge and finally see the King George Falls. This magnificent falls, plunging 80 metres, is the highest waterfall in Western Australia. Visit and explore secluded Tranquil Bay. DAY 3: VANSITTART BAY, DC3, AND JAR ISLAND Walk across the salt flats to view the wreckage of an US Air Force DC3 which crash landed on the beach during WWII. Visit Jar Island and discover the island’s stunning rock art. With our Guest lecturers, see fine examples of the “THE SHORES & HILLS WERE THICKLY Kimberley’s mysterious Bradshaw rock paintings, some 20,000 years old. SCATTERED WITH LARGE MASSES OF DARK DAY 4: HATHAWAY’S HIDEAWAY & MITCHELL FALLS RED-COLOURED SANDSTONE.“ Anchor in Winyalkin Bay, and go ashore in the Xplorer to explore the maze of sandstone caves known as Hathaway’s Hideaway. Consider an optional scenic - PHILIP PARKER KING - VANSITTART BAY helicopter flight over the Mitchell Plateau for close up views of the majestic Mitchell Falls (additional costs apply). DAY 5: BIGGE ISLAND & CAREENING BAY expedition highlights Visit fine examples of both Wandjina and Bradshaw rock art at Bigge Island, and hear about the ancient myths that inspired them. Explore Careening Bay, > Experience the unique tidal phenomenon of where Phillip Parker King repaired the HMC Mermaid in 1820, memorialised in the Horizontal Waterfalls the remarkable boab tree carved by his crew. > Marvel at the plunging 80 metre high King DAY 6: PRINCE REGENT RIVER & KING CASCADES George Falls Cruise the Prince Regent River in the Xplorer to the King Cascades. Enjoy an > View the mysterious Gwion Gwion (Bradshaw) afternoon tea alongside the Falls. and Wandjina rock art and learn about the ancient cultures of the Indigenous people DAY 7: MONTGOMERY REEF & DOUBTFUL BAY > See crocodiles, humpback whales, From aboard the Xplorer and Zodiacs, experience the natural phenomenon rock wallabies, sea turtles, and birdlife of the Montgomery Reef up close. Discover the diverse marine life, including turtles, manta rays, and reef sharks. > Witness Montgomery Reef rise out of the ocean with the falling tide DAY 8: RAFT POINT > Visit Lacepede Island Nature Reserve, Cruise through Kuri Bay, and travel ashore at Raft Point, home to some of the significant breeding grounds for the Brown Kimberley’s most secluded and well-preserved Wandjina and Bradshaw rock Booby, Roseate Terns, and Green Turtles paintings. Visit Red Cone Creek. DAY 9: HORIZONTAL FALLS & BUCCANEER ARCHIPELAGO Meander through the almost 1,000 islands of the Buccaneer Archipelago, and visit Talbot Bay. Here you will experience what David Attenborough names as “one of the greatest natural wonders in the world”, the Horizontal Falls. Ride the power of the tide as it rushes through the narrow cliff openings. Explore the stunning white sand of Silica Beach.
DAY 10: LACEPEDE ISLANDS “Friday was Montgomery Reef day. This wonder of Visiting the Lacepede Islands is dependant on weather and tides. This nature is over 400 square kilometres and rich in series of low islands consist of coarse sand and coral rubble lying marine life. As the tide ebbs, seawater drains off the atop a platform reef, and supports up to 18,000 breeding pairs of reef in tidal waterfalls. Hundreds of turtles could Brown Boobies and Roseate Terns. Explore the island’s lagoon, and be seen popping up for air and quickly diving again you may observe the myriad other creatures often seen here, such as when we approached. Fish and sharks, as well as the frigate birds, egrets, and the nesting areas of the Green Turtle. Eastern Reef Egrets and a lone Brahminy Kite could be seen fishing on the reef.” DAY 11: BROOME - Expedition Leader Kristy King Disembark in Broome this morning at 8:00am. BROOME TO DARWIN: REVERSE ITINERARY Board in Broome from 4:30pm for a 6:00pm departure. Arrive in Darwin for 8.30am disembarkation. 1. Nares Point, 2. Zodiac at Montgomery Reef, 3. Brown Boobies (Sula leucogaster) at Lacepede Islands fares & sailing schedule Mitchell Falls Helicopter Flight available at additional cost. Prices are listed in Australian Dollars (AUD) and include GST. *Limited sole use occupancy available. CORAL ADVENTURER CORAL DISCOVERER CORAL EXPEDITIONS I CORAL ADVENTURER TWIN SHARE SOLE USE DATE DEPARTS DATE DEPARTS DATE DEPARTS Bridge Deck Suite $14,995 n/a 24 May Darwin 26 Apr Darwin 29 Mar Darwin Bridge Deck Stateroom $12,995 n/a 3 June Broome 27 May Broome 08 Apr Broome Explorer Deck $12,595 $18,893* 14 June Darwin 07 June Darwin 19 Apr Darwin Promenade Deck $11,595 $17,393* 24 June Broome 17 June Broome 29 Apr Broome 5 July Darwin 28 June Darwin 20 May Broome Coral Deck $10,695 $16,043* 15 July Broome 08 July Broome 12 July Darwin CORAL DISCOVERER TWIN SHARE SOLE USE 26 July Darwin 19 July Darwin 22 Jul Broome Bridge Deck Balcony $12,995 n/a 5 Aug Broome 29 July Broome 02 Aug Darwin Promenade Deck A $11,995 n/a 16 Aug Darwin 09 Aug Darwin 12 Aug Broome 26 Aug Broome 19 Aug Broome 23 Aug Darwin Promenade Deck B $11,595 $17,393* 6 Sep Darwin 30 Aug Darwin 02 Sep Broome Main Deck A $10,995 n/a 16 Sep Broome 23 Sep Broome Main Deck B $10,695 n/a 27 Sep Darwin 7 Oct Broome CORAL EXPEDITIONS I TWIN SHARE SOLE USE DEPARTURE TIMES Deluxe Stateroom $10,790 n/a DARWIN: Boarding commences at 8.00am for 9.00am departure. Upper Deck Stateroom $10,290 n/a Disembarks in Broome at 8.00am. Stateroom $9,890 n/a BROOME: Boarding commences at 4.30pm for 6.00pm departure. Disembarks in Darwin at 8.30am. Cabin $8,690 13,035* 4
cape york & Itinerary 11 nights between cairns & darwin The below itinerary is indicative only - some variation may occur due to weather conditions or local community requirements Arnhem land DAY 1: DEPART CAIRNS Board your ship at 4:00pm for a 5:00pm departure. Enjoy dinner on board and meet your fellow travellers as we set sail northwards. This evening meet and mingle with guests and the friendly crew as we enjoy the Captain’s welcome drinks. DAY 2: LIZARD ISLAND Explore secluded Lizard Island, one of the most beautiful islands on the Queensland coast. Venture into the crystal clear waters for swimming and snorkelling or take a walk along the sparkling white beach. An energetic guided walk leads to Cook’s Look - from this peak, Captain Cook was able to navigate a safe passage through the treacherous reef after repairing the HMS Endeavour. DAY 3: STANLEY ISLAND AND DAVIE REEF Visit Stanley Island in the Flinders Group, and view the isolated Endaen Aboriginal rock art depicting the first sailing ships to visit Queensland shores. At Davie Reef, enjoy swimming and snorkelling and observe the large seabird rookery. DAY 4: FORBES AND MAGRA ISLANDS Enjoy a day exploring Forbes Island, an excellent spot for swimming or snorkelling from the pristine sandy beaches. Magra Islet is another tiny tropical island attached to a coral reef - the perfect place for beach-combing, bird- expedition highlights watching, and enjoying a tropical sunset. > Be immersed in the world’s oldest surviving DAY 5: CAPE YORK & THURSDAY ISLAND culture in Arnhem Land Go ashore at the northenmost point of the Australian continent as the > Spend a day exploring the beautiful Cobourg sun rises, and sip champagne to welcome the new day. Later, anchoring at Thursday Island, learn about the historic pearling fleet and the cultural Peninsula and its huge variety of wildlife differences between the Torres Strait and Aboriginal peoples. Visit the Gab > Experience the vibrant culture of the Tiwi Titui Cultural Centre to witness traditional dances. people at Bathurst Island DAY 6: THE GULF OF CARPENTARIA > See Indigenous art being created at the remote art centres along the Arnhem Land For those on Coral Discoverer or Coral Adventurer, enjoy a relaxing day at sea. Guests aboard Coral Expeditions I will board a charter flight to cross the gulf. coast Hear about the fascinating history of the Macassan traders. > Stand on the very tip of Australia at Cape York for a Champagne Sunrise DAY 7: GUGARI RIP (HOLE IN THE WALL) & WESSEL ISLANDS Guests aboard Coral Expeditions I rejoin their cruise. We travel through the > Snorkel the clam gardens at Watson’s Bay, narrow channel through the islands, known as the ‘Hole in the Wall’, and enjoy Lizard Island a gourmet Aussie beach BBQ as the sun sets spectacularly over the Arafura > Visit Thursday Island and see the culture of Sea. the Torres Strait DAY 8: ELCHO ISLAND The friendly locals of Elcho Island proudly welcome us to their community. Gain insight into their culture, and meet some of the local artists who have exhibited at art galleries around the world. Consider attending the local church service to share in the local culture.
DAY 9: LIVERPOOL RIVER AND MANINGRIDA Anchor in the mighty Liverpool River and travel ashore to explore the Maningrida Art Centre, museum, and the local boutique, where hand-painted textiles are able to be purchased. Enjoy a guided tour of the river. DAY 10: COBOURG PENINSULA Discover the Cobourg Peninsula today and join local guides in Port Essington, famous for the failed Victoria Settlement. Explore the ruins while learning about the fascinating history of this early colonial outpost. DAY 11: BATHURST & MELVILLE ISLANDS Visit remote Bathurst and Melville Islands. With local Tiwi guides, we learn of the unique culture and visit the art centre. Be welcomed with a cultural performance and basket-weaving exhibition before enjoying a traditional Australian afternoon tea of damper and billy “At Stanley Island, a massive sandstone overhang tea. contained extensive shell middens, an occupation site, and several galleries of rock art. In addition DAY 12: DARWIN to the Yindayin (Endean) style of painting of sea Arrive in Darwin, and disembark at 8:30am animals, moths, wading birds, and sorcery figures, we saw many (European-style) ships painted in the DARWIN TO CAIRNS: REVERSE ITINERARY post-contact period.” Board in Darwin at 7:00am for a 8:00am departure. Arrive in Cairns at 8:00am for disembarkation. - Guest Lecturer Ian Morris 1. Smoking Ceremony - Tiwi Islands, 2. Lizard Island fares & sailing schedule CORAL ADVENTURER TWIN SHARE SOLE USE Bridge Deck Suite $14,995 n/a Bridge Deck Stateroom $12,995 n/a Explorer Deck $12,595 $18,893* Prices are listed in Australian Dollars (AUD) and include GST. *Limited Promenade Deck $11,595 $17,393* sole use occupancy available. Coral Deck $10,695 $16,043* CORAL ADVENTURER CORAL DISCOVERER CORAL DISCOVERER TWIN SHARE SOLE USE DATE DEPARTS DATE DEPARTS Bridge Deck Balcony $12,995 n/a 18 October Darwin 14 April Cairns Promenade Deck A $11,995 n/a 04 Oct Darwin Promenade Deck B $11,595 $17,393* CORAL EXPEDITIONS I Main Deck A $10,995 n/a DATE DEPARTS Main Deck B $10,695 n/a 17 March Cairns CORAL EXPEDITIONS I TWIN SHARE SOLE USE DEPARTURE TIMES Deluxe Stateroom $10,790 n/a DARWIN: Boarding commences at 7.00am for 8.00am departure. Upper Deck Stateroom $10,290 n/a Disembarks in Cairns at 8.00am. Stateroom $9,890 n/a CAIRNS: Boarding commences at 4.00pm for 5.00pm departure. Disembarks in Darwin at 8.30am. Cabin $8,690 13,035* 6
the expedition experience With a strong focus on visiting places not often touched by tourists, our shore excursions are designed to promote local interaction and cultural exchange. One of the great benefits of travelling on a small ship is our ability to make impromptu stops. Our small group size ensures that our shore excursions are comfortable and enjoyable, but also have minimal impact on the communities and environments that we visit. Most activities are suitable for all fitness levels; when a higher than normal level of fitness is required for an excursion, your Expedition Leader will advise you accordingly. You can expect one or two shore or in-sea activities each day, all included in your cruise price. Your Expedition team Expedition Leaders and Guest Lecturers who are experts in the region accompany every voyage. They provide specialist commentary on the culture, geology, conservation, and history of the area and introducing you to its unique plants and wildlife. Sandy Scott David Keech Guest Lecturer Expedition Leader Sandy is a scientist and With 20 years experience in former university lecturer Ecotourism and Hospitality, who has spent many years David has many stories to studying the biology of plants tell. An expert tour guide, and animals. Working with snorkelling guide and Whale Coral Expeditions since 1998, Shark spotter, David is Sandy is passionate about passionate about getting understanding the geology in touch with nature and of the Kimberley coast. engaging with the history, Seeing a pod of Pilot Whales geology, and biology of the in Prince Frederick Harbour, Kimberley and Cape York. and visiting Aboriginal art He enjoys making many new sites are among his favourite friends on each expedition. Kimberley experiences. Steve Cox Ian Morris Expedition Leader Guest Lecturer Zoologist, educator, Steve brings a varied skill conservationist, and author, set to his job as Expedition Ian has worked with us since Leader, having previously 2001. He has worked with the worked as a dive instructor, Aboriginal traditional owners tour guide, and professional of Arnhem Land for decades, cricketer. Steve plans and and speaks the indigenous manages all land and water- Djambarrpuynu, Warramirri, based activities. Steve’s & Gupapuynu languages. He best experience with Coral has worked as a Ranger in Expeditions was swimming Kakadu, Uluru and the Pilbara, with the whale sharks in and enjoys helping people Indonesia. experience nature.
coral ADVENTURER Coral Adventurer is 93 metres long and accommodates 120 guests in 60 cabins. Designed and built to be the most modern tropical expedition ship afloat, Coral Adventurer will debut in April 2019. Now the largest ship in our fleet, she has the same Australian interiors, Xplorer tender mechanism and friendly crew that you have come to expect. Active stabilisers and an elevator enhance guest comfort. BRIDGE DECK BALCONY SUITE • 55.8sqm • Private Balcony • Twin or junior king beds BRIDGE DECK BALCONY STATEROOM • 21.4sqm • Private Balcony • Twin or junior king beds EXPLORER DECK BALCONY STATEROOM • 21.4sqm • Private Balcony • Twin or junior king beds PROMENADE DECK STATEROOM • 17sqm • Picture windows • Twin or junior king beds CORAL DECK STATEROOM • 17sqm • Porthole windows • Twin or Junior king beds Bridge 601 Deck Bar 603 Cairns Expedition Lift Suite Room W/Cs The Bridge Lounge Lobby 602 Observation Captain’s Lounge 604 Darwin Cabin Suite BRIDGE DECK 527 523 519 515 Gym Lift 511 507 503 525 521 517 513 509 505 501 Lobby FEATURES & SERVICES 528 526 524 522 520 518 516 514 512 510 508 506 504 502 › Two fully stocked cocktail bars EXPLORER DECK › Facilities to host scientific research or exhibitions Gift Shop Lift 415 411 407 403 › Indoor & outdoor lounge areas Reception W/Cs 413 409 405 401 Dining › Gym Room Lobby Galley 414 410 406 402 › Reference library 416 412 408 404 › Gift shop PROMENADE DECK › Open Bridge › Laundry services available (costs apply) Lift 311 307 303 309 305 301 › Suites: Spacious open-facing bathrooms Xplorer Lobby › All staterooms serviced daily Boarding 310 306 302 312 308 304 › Wireless internet available (costs apply) CORAL DECK 8 2 Bridge Deck Balcony Suites 2 Bridge Deck Balcony Staterooms
coral discoverer Fresh from a complete interior refurbishment, Coral Discoverer is 63 metres long and accommodates 72 guests in 36 cabins. Many would say she is the most popular ship in the Kimberley today. Though she is a small ship, she sports active stabilisers and plenty of communal areas including over a thousand square metres of open deck space from where you can watch the spectacular colours of the Kimberley. Active Stabilisers BRIDGE DECK BALCONY STATEROOM • 20sqm • Private Balcony • Twin or junior king beds PROMENADE DECK STATEROOM (Cat A) SUN Explorer Bar DECK • 18sqm • Picture windows • Twin or junior king beds PROMENADE DECK STATEROOM (Cat B) • 15sqm • Picture windows • Junior king beds Balcony Staterooms MAIN DECK STATEROOM (Cat A) Bridge Deck Bar • 18sqm • Porthole windows • Twin or junior king beds A05 A03 A01 MAIN DECK STATEROOM (Cat B) BRIDGE Lounge • 15sqm • Porthole windows • Twin or Junior king beds DECK A06 A04 A02 FEATURES & SERVICES WC Balcony Staterooms › Wireless internet available (costs apply). Captain’s › Three fully stocked cocktail bars B21 B19 B17 B15 Cabin B11 B09 B07 B05 B03 B01 Workout Area › Sun deck PROMENADE DECK › Indoor & outdoor lounge areas B22 B20 B18 B16 B14 B12 B10 B08 B06 B04 B02 › Outdoors communal workout area › Reference library Main › Gift shop Deck Galley C09 C07 C05 C03 C01 Bar › Open Bridge Xplorer Dining Room MAIN Boarding › All staterooms serviced daily DECK Purser’s WC C08 C06 C04 C02 › Limited laundry services available (costs apply) Office STATEROOM CATEGORIES
coral expeditions I A classic twin-hulled expedition ship accommodating 44 passengers in 22 cabins and built for the coastal expeditions of the Kimberley, the Coral Expeditions I is a fixture of the region. She is much loved for her intimate feel, spacious cabins, and open terrace bar on the aft deck. Many successive refurbishments have kept her up to date and comfortable. She is usually fully booked right through our Kimberley season. DELUXE STATEROOM • 17sqm • Picture windows • Twin or double beds (fixed) UPPER DECK STATEROOM • 14sqm • Picture windows • Twin or double beds (fixed) STATEROOM • 14sqm • Picture windows • Twin or double beds (fixed) CABIN • 10sqm • Porthole windows • Twin beds (fixed) FEATURES & SERVICES › Wireless internet available (costs apply) › Two fully stocked cocktail bars › Sun deck › Indoor & outdoor lounge areas › Outdoors communal workout area › Reference library › Small gift shop › Open Bridge › All staterooms serviced daily › Limited laundry services available (costs apply) 10
King George Falls other expeditions: > GREAT BARRIER REEF > TASMANIA > SYDNEY TO HOBART > PAPUA NEW GUINEA > SPICE ISLANDS & RAJA AMPAT > SEPIK RIVER Contact us today or speak with your travel agent. Online www.coralexpeditions.com Email kimberleyreservations@coralexpeditions.com Freecall within Australia 1800 079 545 Outside Australia +61 7 4040 9999 Head office PO Box 2093 Cairns 4870 QLD Australia ABN 51 010 809 417 Issued October 2017
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