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Home detention is an alternative to full-time imprisonment. In effect, the jail sentence is served at your own address rather than in a jail. If you receive a sentence of home detention you will be strictly supervised and subject to electronic monitoring. Home detention orders PROPERTY CASE STUDIES Stanford v Stanford (2012) 293 ALR 70. The 2012 appeal of Stanford v Stanford concerned s 79 order altering the interest of parties to a marriage in property. Under s 79 (2) of the Family Law Act, a court shall not make a property settlement order unless satisfied it is “just and equitable” to do so. The husband and wife married in

1971

APPLYING FOR FULL CUSTODY OF A CHILD During separation or divorce proceedings, a parent will often enquire about applying for full custody of a child (known legally as seeking sole parental responsibility). To understand the implications of applying for full custody of a child, it is important to first understand that there is a legal presumption that parents will share equal parental responsibility. FINAL PARENTING ORDERS: THE RULE IN RICE V ASPLUND The Rule. In Rice v Asplund, the Full Court of the Family Court decided that before reviewing final orders in relation to parenting matters, it needed to be satisfied that there had been a significant change in circumstances since the making of the orders. This is now referred to as the rule in Rice v CONTESTING A WILL (FAMILY PROVISION CLAIMS) IN QLD Contesting a will is different from challenging a will. When a person challenges a will, they are questioning the validity of the document. When a person contests a will, they are arguing that the distribution of assets among beneficiaries that is set out in the will in unfair and that the court should intervene. CHALLENGING A WILL IN NSW Challenging the Validity of a Will. You can challenge the validity of a Will before or after there has been a grant of probate. However, if an executor has begun administering and distributing the estate, it may be more difficult to challenge the validity of the Will. The

people

CONTESTING A WILL (FAMILY PROVISION CLAIMS) IN VIC Time limit for contesting a will. In Victoria, a person has six months from the date probate is granted to the executor (s) of a deceased estate to contest the will, (Section 99 of the Administration and Probate Act 1958). A claim may be brought beyond the six month period upon application to and approval from the Supreme Court. UNAUTHORISED MODIFICATION OF DATA WITH INTENT TO CAUSE The offence of ‘unauthorised modification of data with intent to cause impairment’ is set out in section 308D of the Crimes Act 1900 which states: “A person who: (a) causes any unauthorised modification of data held in a computer, and (b) knows that the modification is unauthorised, and (c) intends by the modification to

impair access to

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Armstrong Legal have Accredited Specialists in Criminal Law, Family Law and Contested Wills and Estates. Call our Legal Hotline on 1300

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FAMILY LAW INJUNCTIONS Section 114 of the Family Law Act 1975 provides the court’s power to make injunctions. The court must be satisfied it is just and convenient to make the order. The order can be made with or without conditions. The granting of an injunction usually requires an undertaking as to damages. The applicant undertakes to compensate the

party against

HOME DETENTION

Home detention is an alternative to full-time imprisonment. In effect, the jail sentence is served at your own address rather than in a jail. If you receive a sentence of home detention you will be strictly supervised and subject to electronic monitoring. Home detention orders PROPERTY CASE STUDIES Stanford v Stanford (2012) 293 ALR 70. The 2012 appeal of Stanford v Stanford concerned s 79 order altering the interest of parties to a marriage in property. Under s 79 (2) of the Family Law Act, a court shall not make a property settlement order unless satisfied it is “just and equitable” to do so. The husband and wife married in

1971

APPLYING FOR FULL CUSTODY OF A CHILD During separation or divorce proceedings, a parent will often enquire about applying for full custody of a child (known legally as seeking sole parental responsibility). To understand the implications of applying for full custody of a child, it is important to first understand that there is a legal presumption that parents will share equal parental responsibility. FINAL PARENTING ORDERS: THE RULE IN RICE V ASPLUND The Rule. In Rice v Asplund, the Full Court of the Family Court decided that before reviewing final orders in relation to parenting matters, it needed to be satisfied that there had been a significant change in circumstances since the making of the orders. This is now referred to as the rule in Rice v CONTESTING A WILL (FAMILY PROVISION CLAIMS) IN QLD Contesting a will is different from challenging a will. When a person challenges a will, they are questioning the validity of the document. When a person contests a will, they are arguing that the distribution of assets among beneficiaries that is set out in the will in unfair and that the court should intervene. CHALLENGING A WILL IN NSW Challenging the Validity of a Will. You can challenge the validity of a Will before or after there has been a grant of probate. However, if an executor has begun administering and distributing the estate, it may be more difficult to challenge the validity of the Will. The

people

CONTESTING A WILL (FAMILY PROVISION CLAIMS) IN VIC Time limit for contesting a will. In Victoria, a person has six months from the date probate is granted to the executor (s) of a deceased estate to contest the will, (Section 99 of the Administration and Probate Act 1958). A claim may be brought beyond the six month period upon application to and approval from the Supreme Court. UNAUTHORISED MODIFICATION OF DATA WITH INTENT TO CAUSE The offence of ‘unauthorised modification of data with intent to cause impairment’ is set out in section 308D of the Crimes Act 1900 which states: “A person who: (a) causes any unauthorised modification of data held in a computer, and (b) knows that the modification is unauthorised, and (c) intends by the modification to

impair access to

APPLYING FOR FULL CUSTODY OF A CHILD During separation or divorce proceedings, a parent will often enquire about applying for full custody of a child (known legally as seeking sole parental responsibility). To understand the implications of applying for full custody of a child, it is important to first understand that there is a legal presumption that parents will share equal parental responsibility. INITIAL CONTRIBUTIONS IN PROPERTY SETTLEMENTS A formal property settlement is a legal contract between spouses that records an agreement about the division of shared assets and liabilities. One of the key factors in the calculation of a property settlement is the initial contribution that each spouse made to the relationship. A property settlement can be formalised by a private

Binding

SEARCH WARRANTS (VIC) A search warrant is a written authority issued by a court, which authorises the police to enter the premises or vehicle named in the warrant and conduct a search. There are also some circumstances under which police may search premises without a search warrant. This article outlines the law around search warrants in Victoria. WHAT HAPPENS IN A COMMITTAL HEARING? If, however, the witness has been cross-examined at a committal hearing and been discredited, the witness may be able to explain away the matter at the trial. If you require any information on committal hearings or any other legal matter, call us on 1300 038 223 ABORIGINAL MEN FACING DEPORTATION: HIGH COURT In February 2020, the High Court was asked to rule on the case involving two Aboriginal men who were facing deportation. Brendan Thoms and Daniel Love were deemed to have failed the character test under section 501 the Migration Act 1958 and subject to deportation as a result of serving more than a year in prison and having long

criminal histories.

REMEDIES FOR BREACH OF CONTRACT A contract is a binding agreement between two or more parties that sets out what each party must do and not do. Anyone over 18 can enter into a contract, and in some cases, someone under 18 can as well. Commercial relationships and transactions are generally regulated by contracts, including purchasing a car or a house and performing paid

work.

SHARING SEXUAL IMAGES (SEXTING) The Offences. Possessing, Controlling, Producing, Supplying or Obtaining Child Pornography Material for Use through a Carriage Service is a Commonwealth offence under section 471.20 of the Criminal Code Act. The maximum penalty for the offence is 15 years imprisonment. Possession of Child Abuse Material is a NSW offence under section 91H (2) of GETTING COSTS ORDERS (NSW) A costs order is a court order that sets out who must pay the legal costs associated with proceedings, which is regulated by legislation

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ENVIRONMENT MINISTER'S DUTY OF CARE TO AUSTRALIAN CHILDREN On 27 May 2012, the Federal Court of Australia handed down its decision in the matter of Anjali Sharma (and others) v Minister for the Environment FCA 560, an application for injunctive relief made by eight Australian children against the federal Minister for the Environment.The application sought to prevent an apprehended breach of the duty of care the children argued was owed to them ARE HANDCUFFS ILLEGAL? (QLD) Hi all. I would like to thank Ms Lisa Riley for all her help with my legal issues this past month. It was the most harrowing experience of my life and thanks to her expertise, professionalism and knowledge of the law, I came out almost unscathed.

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INTERIM V FINAL ORDERS Interim Orders. Interim Orders are temporary orders made by the court until Final Orders can be made. The nature of the family law system means that most parties will wait 12 months or longer for a Final Hearing. Therefore, parties often require parenting orders to be made prior to a Final Hearing. Interim Parenting Orders often made by the PROPERTY CASE STUDIES Stanford v Stanford (2012) 293 ALR 70. The 2012 appeal of Stanford v Stanford concerned s 79 order altering the interest of parties to a marriage in property. Under s 79 (2) of the Family Law Act, a court shall not make a property settlement order unless satisfied it is “just and equitable” to do so. The husband and wife married in

1971

APPLYING FOR FULL CUSTODY OF A CHILD During separation or divorce proceedings, a parent will often enquire about applying for full custody of a child (known legally as seeking sole parental responsibility). To understand the implications of applying for full custody of a child, it is important to first understand that there is a legal presumption that parents will share equal parental responsibility. FINAL PARENTING ORDERS: THE RULE IN RICE V ASPLUND The Rule. In Rice v Asplund, the Full Court of the Family Court decided that before reviewing final orders in relation to parenting matters, it needed to be satisfied that there had been a significant change in circumstances since the making of the orders. This is now referred to as the rule in Rice v CHALLENGING A WILL IN QLD When a person intends to challenge a will in Queensland, the first thing they should do is file a caveat in the Registry of the Supreme Court. The legal term for a person who has filed a caveat is a “caveator”. Once a caveat is filed, the Court will not make a Grant of Probate to any person claiming to be entitled to a grant

without notice

ABOLITION OF DE NOVO APPEALS (VIC) As of 1 July 2021, de novo appeals will be abolished and the evidence and submissions to the court will no longer be heard ‘afresh’. These changes apply to all appeals filed after 1 July 2021. The change in law and process attempts to streamline the appeal process (making appeals from the Magistrates and Children’s Courts similar in CONTESTING A WILL (FAMILY PROVISION CLAIMS) IN QLD Contesting a will is different from challenging a will. When a person challenges a will, they are questioning the validity of the document. When a person contests a will, they are arguing that the distribution of assets among beneficiaries that is set out in the will in unfair and that the court should intervene. CONTESTING A WILL (FAMILY PROVISION CLAIMS) IN VIC Time limit for contesting a will. In Victoria, a person has six months from the date probate is granted to the executor (s) of a deceased estate to contest the will, (Section 99 of the Administration and Probate Act 1958). A claim may be brought beyond the six month period upon application to and approval from the Supreme Court. SHARING SEXUAL IMAGES (SEXTING) The Offences. Possessing, Controlling, Producing, Supplying or Obtaining Child Pornography Material for Use through a Carriage Service is a Commonwealth offence under section 471.20 of the Criminal Code Act. The maximum penalty for the offence is 15 years imprisonment. Possession of Child Abuse Material is a NSW offence under section 91H (2) of

ARMSTRONG LEGAL

Armstrong Legal have Accredited Specialists in Criminal Law, Family Law and Contested Wills and Estates. Call our Legal Hotline on 1300

038 223, 7 days.

INTERIM V FINAL ORDERS Interim Orders. Interim Orders are temporary orders made by the court until Final Orders can be made. The nature of the family law system means that most parties will wait 12 months or longer for a Final Hearing. Therefore, parties often require parenting orders to be made prior to a Final Hearing. Interim Parenting Orders often made by the PROPERTY CASE STUDIES Stanford v Stanford (2012) 293 ALR 70. The 2012 appeal of Stanford v Stanford concerned s 79 order altering the interest of parties to a marriage in property. Under s 79 (2) of the Family Law Act, a court shall not make a property settlement order unless satisfied it is “just and equitable” to do so. The husband and wife married in

1971

APPLYING FOR FULL CUSTODY OF A CHILD During separation or divorce proceedings, a parent will often enquire about applying for full custody of a child (known legally as seeking sole parental responsibility). To understand the implications of applying for full custody of a child, it is important to first understand that there is a legal presumption that parents will share equal parental responsibility. FINAL PARENTING ORDERS: THE RULE IN RICE V ASPLUND The Rule. In Rice v Asplund, the Full Court of the Family Court decided that before reviewing final orders in relation to parenting matters, it needed to be satisfied that there had been a significant change in circumstances since the making of the orders. This is now referred to as the rule in Rice v CHALLENGING A WILL IN QLD When a person intends to challenge a will in Queensland, the first thing they should do is file a caveat in the Registry of the Supreme Court. The legal term for a person who has filed a caveat is a “caveator”. Once a caveat is filed, the Court will not make a Grant of Probate to any person claiming to be entitled to a grant

without notice

ABOLITION OF DE NOVO APPEALS (VIC) As of 1 July 2021, de novo appeals will be abolished and the evidence and submissions to the court will no longer be heard ‘afresh’. These changes apply to all appeals filed after 1 July 2021. The change in law and process attempts to streamline the appeal process (making appeals from the Magistrates and Children’s Courts similar in CONTESTING A WILL (FAMILY PROVISION CLAIMS) IN QLD Contesting a will is different from challenging a will. When a person challenges a will, they are questioning the validity of the document. When a person contests a will, they are arguing that the distribution of assets among beneficiaries that is set out in the will in unfair and that the court should intervene. CONTESTING A WILL (FAMILY PROVISION CLAIMS) IN VIC Time limit for contesting a will. In Victoria, a person has six months from the date probate is granted to the executor (s) of a deceased estate to contest the will, (Section 99 of the Administration and Probate Act 1958). A claim may be brought beyond the six month period upon application to and approval from the Supreme Court. SHARING SEXUAL IMAGES (SEXTING) The Offences. Possessing, Controlling, Producing, Supplying or Obtaining Child Pornography Material for Use through a Carriage Service is a Commonwealth offence under section 471.20 of the Criminal Code Act. The maximum penalty for the offence is 15 years imprisonment. Possession of Child Abuse Material is a NSW offence under section 91H (2) of

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If you have been charged with a criminal offence, you may require the services of one of Armstrong Legal’s ACT criminal lawyers. The Law Society of the ACT is the leading body for the legal profession in the ACT and issues practising certificates to all of our lawyers.. If you have been charged or are being investigated for criminal offences, call one of our ACT lawyers on 1300 038 223 for a APPLYING FOR FULL CUSTODY OF A CHILD During separation or divorce proceedings, a parent will often enquire about applying for full custody of a child (known legally as seeking sole parental responsibility). To understand the implications of applying for full custody of a child, it is important to first understand that there is a legal presumption that parents will share equal parental responsibility. INITIAL CONTRIBUTIONS IN PROPERTY SETTLEMENTS A formal property settlement is a legal contract between spouses that records an agreement about the division of shared assets and liabilities. One of the key factors in the calculation of a property settlement is the initial contribution that each spouse made to the relationship. A property settlement can be formalised by a private

Binding

DYING INTESTATE IN THE ACT Dying Intestate in the ACT. When a person passes away in the Australian Capital Territory without making a will, they are described as “intestate” and their assets are distributed according to the rules outlined in the Administration and Probate Act 1929. This may mean that the estate is not distributed in the way the deceased would

intend.

SEARCH WARRANTS (VIC) A search warrant is a written authority issued by a court, which authorises the police to enter the premises or vehicle named in the warrant and conduct a search. There are also some circumstances under which police may search premises without a search warrant. This article outlines the law around search warrants in Victoria. ABORIGINAL MEN FACING DEPORTATION: HIGH COURT In February 2020, the High Court was asked to rule on the case involving two Aboriginal men who were facing deportation. Brendan Thoms and Daniel Love were deemed to have failed the character test under section 501 the Migration Act 1958 and subject to deportation as a result of serving more than a year in prison and having long

criminal histories.

REMEDIES FOR BREACH OF CONTRACT A contract is a binding agreement between two or more parties that sets out what each party must do and not do. Anyone over 18 can enter into a contract, and in some cases, someone under 18 can as well. Commercial relationships and transactions are generally regulated by contracts, including purchasing a car or a house and performing paid

work.

GETTING COSTS ORDERS (NSW) A costs order is a court order that sets out who must pay the legal costs associated with proceedings, which is regulated by legislation

and by court rules.

ENVIRONMENT MINISTER'S DUTY OF CARE TO AUSTRALIAN CHILDREN On 27 May 2012, the Federal Court of Australia handed down its decision in the matter of Anjali Sharma (and others) v Minister for the Environment FCA 560, an application for injunctive relief made by eight Australian children against the federal Minister for the Environment.The application sought to prevent an apprehended breach of the duty of care the children argued was owed to them ARE HANDCUFFS ILLEGAL? (QLD) Hi all. I would like to thank Ms Lisa Riley for all her help with my legal issues this past month. It was the most harrowing experience of my life and thanks to her expertise, professionalism and knowledge of the law, I came out almost unscathed.

ARMSTRONG LEGAL

Armstrong Legal have Accredited Specialists in Criminal Law, Family Law and Contested Wills and Estates. Call our Legal Hotline on 1300

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APPLYING FOR FULL CUSTODY OF A CHILD During separation or divorce proceedings, a parent will often enquire about applying for full custody of a child (known legally as seeking sole parental responsibility). To understand the implications of applying for full custody of a child, it is important to first understand that there is a legal presumption that parents will share equal parental responsibility. THE PROBLEMS WITH IDENTIFICATION EVIDENCE Hi all. I would like to thank Ms Lisa Riley for all her help with my legal issues this past month. It was the most harrowing experience of my life and thanks to her expertise, professionalism and knowledge of the law, I came out almost unscathed. CONTESTING A WILL (FAMILY PROVISION CLAIMS) IN QLD Contesting a will is different from challenging a will. When a person challenges a will, they are questioning the validity of the document. When a person contests a will, they are arguing that the distribution of assets among beneficiaries that is set out in the will in unfair and that the court should intervene. CHALLENGING A WILL IN QLD In Queensland, if a person considers a Will to be invalid, they can commence proceedings to “Challenge” the Will. When challenging a Will, the person argues the will is not valid and should not be approved by the court for a Grant of Probate. IMPACT OF NEW PARTNER ON PROPERTY SETTLEMENT The practical application of this section of the Act means that if a party to a separation commences living with another person, that other person’s financial circumstances may be taken into consideration when the Court considers the parties’ future needs.

ENTER PREMISES

Entering premises with intent to commit an indictable offence is a serious criminal offence. It is created by section 421 of the Queensland Criminal Code which reads: FINAL PARENTING ORDERS: THE RULE IN RICE V ASPLUND I wish to thank you for the professional and transparent way in which my case was handled. I was especially impressed by the great care that was taken to understand the details of the case, the fast comprehension of these details, the clarity of the advise offered, and the adherence to the agreed timelines and cost estimates. CONTESTING A WILL (FAMILY PROVISION CLAIMS) IN VIC In Victoria, if a person has been left without adequate provision, they may want to consider contesting the will. Such an action is called a Testators Family Maintenance Claim, or TFM claim. HOW TO REMOVE A DVO IN QLD Hi all. I would like to thank Ms Lisa Riley for all her help with my legal issues this past month. It was the most harrowing experience of my life and thanks to her expertise, professionalism and knowledge of the law, I came out almost unscathed.

ARMSTRONG LEGAL

Armstrong Legal have Accredited Specialists in Criminal Law, Family Law and Contested Wills and Estates. Call our Legal Hotline on 1300

038 223, 7 days.

APPLYING FOR FULL CUSTODY OF A CHILD During separation or divorce proceedings, a parent will often enquire about applying for full custody of a child (known legally as seeking sole parental responsibility). To understand the implications of applying for full custody of a child, it is important to first understand that there is a legal presumption that parents will share equal parental responsibility. THE PROBLEMS WITH IDENTIFICATION EVIDENCE Hi all. I would like to thank Ms Lisa Riley for all her help with my legal issues this past month. It was the most harrowing experience of my life and thanks to her expertise, professionalism and knowledge of the law, I came out almost unscathed. CONTESTING A WILL (FAMILY PROVISION CLAIMS) IN QLD Contesting a will is different from challenging a will. When a person challenges a will, they are questioning the validity of the document. When a person contests a will, they are arguing that the distribution of assets among beneficiaries that is set out in the will in unfair and that the court should intervene. CHALLENGING A WILL IN QLD In Queensland, if a person considers a Will to be invalid, they can commence proceedings to “Challenge” the Will. When challenging a Will, the person argues the will is not valid and should not be approved by the court for a Grant of Probate. IMPACT OF NEW PARTNER ON PROPERTY SETTLEMENT The practical application of this section of the Act means that if a party to a separation commences living with another person, that other person’s financial circumstances may be taken into consideration when the Court considers the parties’ future needs.

ENTER PREMISES

Entering premises with intent to commit an indictable offence is a serious criminal offence. It is created by section 421 of the Queensland Criminal Code which reads: FINAL PARENTING ORDERS: THE RULE IN RICE V ASPLUND I wish to thank you for the professional and transparent way in which my case was handled. I was especially impressed by the great care that was taken to understand the details of the case, the fast comprehension of these details, the clarity of the advise offered, and the adherence to the agreed timelines and cost estimates. CONTESTING A WILL (FAMILY PROVISION CLAIMS) IN VIC In Victoria, if a person has been left without adequate provision, they may want to consider contesting the will. Such an action is called a Testators Family Maintenance Claim, or TFM claim. HOW TO REMOVE A DVO IN QLD Hi all. I would like to thank Ms Lisa Riley for all her help with my legal issues this past month. It was the most harrowing experience of my life and thanks to her expertise, professionalism and knowledge of the law, I came out almost unscathed.

ACT LAWYERS

If you have been charged with a criminal offence, you may require the services of one of Armstrong Legal’s ACT criminal lawyers. The Law Society of the ACT is the leading body for the legal profession in the ACT and issues practising certificates to all of our lawyers.. If you have been charged or are being investigated for criminal offences, call one of our ACT lawyers on 1300 038 223 for a

CROSS-EXAMINATION

Hi all. I would like to thank Ms Lisa Riley for all her help with my legal issues this past month. It was the most harrowing experience of my life and thanks to her expertise, professionalism and knowledge of the law, I came out almost unscathed. CAN A FRIEND CONTEST A WILL? (QLD) In Queensland, only a few people are eligible under the Succession Act 1981 to dispute the provisions of a testator’s will. The deceased’s spouse and children have the right to contest the will as the closest relatives, as does a dependent under some circumstances. DYING INTESTATE IN THE ACT When a person passes away in the Australian Capital Territory without making a will, they are described as “intestate” and their assets are distributed according to the rules outlined in the Administration and Probate Act 1929. This may mean that the estate is not distributed in the way the deceased would intend. INITIAL CONTRIBUTIONS IN PROPERTY SETTLEMENTS A property settlement is an important step in the separation of a married or de-facto couple. A formal property settlement is a legal contract between spouses that records an agreement about the division of shared assets and liabilities. UNLAWFUL POSSESSION OF WEAPONS Hi all. I would like to thank Ms Lisa Riley for all her help with my legal issues this past month. It was the most harrowing experience of my life and thanks to her expertise, professionalism and knowledge of the law, I came out almost unscathed. ABSOLUTE GIFTS (NSW) When a testator prepares their will, they may choose to leave specific gifts for individuals. This could be something with sentimental value, such as leaving a family heirloom to a relative, or something practical, such as leaving a motor vehicle to a friend without a car. CHARITABLE BEQUESTS (NSW) When a testator makes a will, they must choose who will inherit the assets of the deceased estate.While it is typical for testators to leave the bulk of their estates to family members and close friends, many testators will leave a bequest to their favourite charitable

organisation.

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Sydney NSW 2000

TEL (02) 9261 4555

FAX (02) 9261 4165

MELBOURNE CBD OFFICE

Level 13

575 Bourke Street

Melbourne VIC 3000

TEL (03) 9620 2777

FAX (03) 9620 2722

BRISBANE CBD OFFICE

Level 5

231 North Quay

Brisbane QLD 4000

TEL (07) 3229 4448

FAX (07) 3229 4898

CANBERRA CBD OFFICE

Level 5

1 Farrell Place

Canberra ACT 2601

TEL (02) 6288 1100

FAX (02) 6230 4747

PERTH CBD OFFICE

Level 10

111 St Georges Terrace

Perth WA 6000

TEL (08) 9321 5505

FAX (08) 9321 5515

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