annual report | 2012 - Redeemer Lutheran College

annual report | 2012

Principal’s Report 

2012 has been a very busy and rewarding year for our college. 

Highlights included the completion of some long term projects 

resulting in quality programs being delivered to our students. 

For the past three years Redeemer has been working very hard 

across all three sub-schools on the implementation of Australian 

Curriculum with the aim of best placing our P - 10 students for 

the future. While students and some parents have been very 

cognisant of these changes gradually taking place on a daily and 

weekly basis, the implementation of new Reporting requirements 

of the Australian Curriculum has gained everybody’s attention 

and is likely to be central to many a dialogue, both between home 

and school, and also between teachers. The continuing roll-out 

of Australian Curriculum will progress for quite some years into 

the foreseeable future, Redeemer will not blindly follow the 

recommendations of the various National and State Educational 

Authorities but rather Redeemer will continue to reflect on its 

implementation of the National Curriculum with the goal of 

providing best practice to its students. 

Behind the scenes prior to 2012, there has been planning across 

the whole college to grow student leadership opportunities at 

Redeemer. Therefore, 2012 commenced with a range of initiatives 

in all three sub-schools. All Year 11 students commenced the year 

with a Leadership Camp at Luther Heights Camp at Coolum on 

the Sunshine Coast. Apart from socialisation and cohort bonding 

goals, the camp focused on setting personal goals, learning 

how to be more effective servants to each other and the whole 

Redeemer community, as well as being made aware of leadership 

opportunities in their senior years. Middle School introduced a 

leadership training program open to all students in Years 6, 7, 8, 

with opportunities to serve and lead within the Middle School built 

into the program. This Middle School student leadership initiative 

was also enhanced with expanded Pastoral Care activities such as 

Pavement Art. Likewise, the Junior School expanded House activities 

inclusive of Pavement Art (now a very popular P-12 House activity). 

Junior School House Captains were introduced, supported by 

staff mentoring and opportunities to provide leadership at specific 

Junior School events and ceremonies. 

Development of Redeemer’s Student Leadership Programs will 

continue next year as we seek to provide students with ever 

increasing genuine opportunities to lead, as well as learning 

about leadership. The whole of college aim over the next few 

years is to establish leadership programs and positions so that on 

the one hand individuals may pursue these in each sub-school if 

they wish, and on the other hand have programs that challenge 

most students to develop leadership awareness, if not leadership 

skills to enrich their personal lives. 

Sporting achievement across the whole college, both at the Junior 

TAS (JTAS) competition level and at the TAS Secondary level was 

solid with a number of teams winning premierships in each term 

in TAS and with many JTAS teams also performing at the top 

of the competition. However, it was not achievements that set 

2012 apart as a significant sporting year at Redeemer, rather it 

was student participation. After a number of years of struggling 

to field teams for a broad range of reasons, 2012 saw Redeemer 

meeting all of its commitments on the back of renewed energy 

and optimism from students. Congratulations and thanks goes 

to staff, students and parents who, together, have worked very 

hard to achieve this outcome. This change in sporting culture now 

paves the way for many positive years of Redeemer sport. 

Another boost to sport this year was the extension of Fred Davey 

Oval providing a TAS competition sized Hockey and Soccer Oval, 

as well as an accredited size JTAS cricket field. An additional 

training area for field sports was also added to the College’s 

facilities via improvements to the southern portion of the 

vacant land fronting Priestdale Road, which will continue to be 

developed toward a playable sized surface in future years. 

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Performing and Visual Arts once again produced a memorable 

year. In Drama, public performances from the elective classes 

produced delight and awe in their audiences. The Music 

Department continued to flourish, stretching themselves 

beyond school performances to present concerts for the 

wider community. Chamber by Candlelight and the biennial 

Piano and Vocal Competition were once again highlights of 

the year providing students with opportunities to extend their 

musicianship and performance experiences. 

The showcasing of student work from the Technologies, 

Hospitality, Art and Textiles at Springboard was again spectacular. 

Those who visited the display on the opening night of 

Springboard or at Redeemer Fair will attest to the outstanding 

quality of the student work. 

For the Redeemer community as a whole, the opening and 

dedication of Junior School Block G (JG Block) dramatically changed 

the daily life of the Junior School and the physical attributes of 

the Junior Campus. We were delighted to welcome the Premier, 

Mr Campbell Newman, to officially open the building. We were 

also pleased that Redeemer’s two previous principals, Mr Robin 

Kleinschmidt (founding Principal) and Dr Richard Hauser (under 

whose leadership the Junior School was founded), were able to 

join us as special guests for this event. Aside from the nature of the 

opening ceremony, JG Block is historically significant to Redeemer 

as it was included in the initial design work for the Junior School. 

Over the past six years, a variety of hurdles and redirections resulted 

in a significantly modified master plan for the Junior School as a 

whole and ultimately led to a delay in the building of JG Block. 

Visitors to JG Block will notice a wall of tiles, each tile having been 

created by a founding student of the Junior School in 2007. The 

oldest founding students are now in Year 10, with the founding 

Prep students making up the Year 5 classes of 2012. 

JG Block was not the only capital development of 2012. 

The Senior School saw the establishment and progressive 

development of a modular building (SE20), annex to Hospitality. 

This facility will provide dedicated and specialised ‘Front of House’ 

resources including beverage services, which previously did not 

have a dedicated learning and teaching space. 

As Redeemer looks ahead to the next five years, the focus of 

planning and development of facilities will increasingly be on the 

Senior and Middle Schools. Accordingly, through the Christmas 

break, a range of minor capital projects will be undertaken in 

these sub-schools. A concerted effort will be made in 2013 to 

improve the Toilet and Change Room facilities in the Middle and 

Senior Schools. Learning Enhancement across the College will 

benefit from more space and slightly increased staffing. Sport 

will have a centralised office with the Head of Sport and Head of 

Junior Sport being co-located in the centre of the College. Fred 

Davey Oval and the vacant land on the western boundary of the 

College will continue to be improved. Improvements are also 

planned for Film and TV, and Drama, and a range of staff will 

be shifting offices in order to provide a more effective service to 

meet student needs. 

In many respects this year has been a challenging year for our P & F 

as they came to terms with operating in a completely different 

manner with the passing of the Tuckshop and Uniform Shop to the 

College’s management. While all things have continued to operate 

fairly smoothly the nature of P & F meetings was significantly 

different this year without the business reports for the two 

enterprises. Despite this change it was most pleasing to see Parent 

Support Groups slightly stronger than in previous years as well as 

parents continuing to volunteer in the Tuckshop. Despite the late 

rain on the day, Redeemer Fair was again a great success, both in 

terms of the monies made and the attendance. The P & F can be 

rightfully proud of their work and achievements this year. Their 

donations to the college for 2012 have exceeded $60,000, directly 

benefitting students and staff across the whole college. 

The evolution of computer technology continues to challenge all 

of society. This term, a new IT management structure has been 

introduced to Redeemer to more rapidly and decisively plan for 

and make decisions involving computer technologies. 

At the end of August this year, we said farewell to Carol Appleton 

who retired from her position of Book Shop Coordinator after 

a record 32½ years of faithful service to Redeemer’s book shop 

operations. Carol commenced at Redeemer as a volunteer in 

the college’s first year of operations when books were sold by a 

group of volunteers led by Carol. We sincerely thank Carol for the 

many years of service she has given to Redeemer and wish her 

well in her retirement. 

At the end of this year, we farewell two more long serving 

Redeemer staff members who are entering retirement. Steve 

Hollister (Curriculum Leader Business Years 9-12) is retiring after 

17 years of faithful service to Redeemer. Steve’s commitment to 

his subject area and dedication to the co-curricular program of 

the college will be missed. Judy Powell (Head of Middle School) 

is also retiring after 23 years of service to Redeemer and more 

than 10 years as an Executive member. These staff will be greatly 

missed and we wish them all health and happiness in the next 

phase of their lives. We also farewell Amy Homann who has been 

teaching in the Junior School for the last three years, and Anne- 

Marie Stallard who completed a contract in the Senior School this 

year teaching Maths and Science. We wish all departing staff the 

very best for the future. 

The teachers in all sub-schools are to be thanked for their 

excellent work, witnessed most obviously through student 

outcomes, but also too through their genuine care and support of 

students. Looking across the College I see overwhelming evidence 

of hard working, committed and loyal staff in the non-teaching 

areas as well. The beautiful grounds of the College always 

impress community members and visitors alike and are evidence 

of a dedicated and creative grounds and maintenance staff; and 

the cleanliness of our facilities equally reflects a cleaning crew 

who are professional and proud of what they do. Elsewhere, the 

support staff of the College in their many and varied roles directly 

serve the needs of students, parents and visitors. In all cases, the 

compliments that flow from the community to the College about 

the work of our staff are always appreciated. 

The College Council’s membership is also well supported by 

parents, and all are volunteers. At the governance level of the 

College, it has been a challenging year at times, and I thank 

College Council for their dedication, guidance and support of the 

College Executive and of me personally. 

Mr David Radke 

Principal 

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2012 Awards 

2012 Valedictory Awards 

Award 

The Anne Schmidt Perpetual Award for Meritorious Effort in Accounting 

The Parents & Friends Awards for Excellence in Ancient History 

The Judy Kuo Award for Biological Science 

The Dr Myra Seeto Award for Business and Commerce 

The Peter Wu Award for Chemistry 

The Glover Award for Excellence in Christian Studies 

Excellence and Service in Drama Award 

The Sean Frieberg Memorial Award for Economics 

The Noël Chan Award for English 

The Ted Balfe Memorial Prize for English Extension 

Award for Excellence in Film and Television 

The Parents & Friends Award for Excellence in Geography 

The Parups Waring Architects Award for Graphics 

The Home Economics Award 

Award for Excellence and Service in Hospitality Practices 

The Information Processing and Technology Award 

Award for Excellence in Languages - German 

Award for Excellence in Languages - Japanese 

The Award for Legal Studies 

The Manufacturing Technology Encouragement Award 

The Jerry Krauel Award for Meritorious Effort in Mathematics 

The Parents & Friends Award for Excellence in Modern History 

Excellence in Senior Music Award 

The Judy Kuo Award for Music Extension 

The Award for Excellence in Physical Education 

The H & K Chan Award for Physics 

The Dr Nicole Seeto Award for Science 

The Technology Studies Award 

The Visual Art Award 

The Simpfendorfer Memorial Award for Vocational Education 

The University of Queensland Award 

Student 

Kelly Ko 

Sydney Cock 

Charlotte Kiemann 

Rachel Long Yan Cheng 



Lisa Lloyd 

Jonathan Chan 

Danielle Boyd 

Lauren Henderson 


Ryan Gerbich 



Ellise Mortensen 

Liberty Baikaloff-Wright 

Danielle Boyd 



Tyler Baker 

Eun Jun Yang 

Eloise Moir 

Michael Boulus 



Justin Liao 


Adam Rigby 

Arys Wu 

Lily Barker 

Sydney Cock 

2012 Closing Service - Staff Service Awards 

Award 

Lutheran Education Queensland (LEQ) 10 Year Service Award 

Lutheran Education Australia (LEA) Service Award 

Staff Member 

Mrs Kellie Hardke, Mrs Donna Wenke (Academic Staff) 

Mrs Carol Appleton (32 ½ years on retirement) 

Mrs Judy Powell (23 years on retirement) 


2012 Closing Service - Academic Awards 

Age Award Student 

Year 6 Proxime Accessit Sarah Owens 

Dux 

Zachary Healy 

Year 7 Proxime Accessit Claire Johnson 

Dux 

Eesha Bajra 

Year 8 Proxime Accessit Marissa Jong 

Dux 

Petra Stiller 

Year 9 Proxime Accessit Celine Haddad, Maddie Howe 

Dux 

Christanny Schmidt 

Year 10 Proxime Accessit Maryse Warbrooke 

Dux 

Benjamin Kleinschmidt 

Year 11 Proxime Accessit Kristen Bertschy 

Dux 

Karl Ko 

Year 12 Proxime Accessit Charlotte Kiemann 

The Lumsden Trophy 

for Dux of the School 


2012 Closing Service - Service Awards 

Award 

Student 

Year 4 

Tiarna Georghiou 

Year 5 

Bethany Thiele 

Year 6 

Kelly Bronte 

Year 7 

Eesha Bajra, James Wissler 

Year 8 

Carly Furlonger, Jessica Lynch, 

Larissa Naismith 

Year 9 

Year 10 

Year 11 

Leadership Award - 

College Captains 

The Caltex Best All Rounder 

Award 

The Ron Masterton Trophy 

for Music 

The Principal’s Awards 

School Service Awards 

McKenzie Trophy for Loyalty, 

Service and Leadership 

Jeremy Groves, Nathan Kenny 

Benjamin Kleinschmidt, 

Mitchell Polglase 

Luke Borgert, Lucy Griffin, 

Alexander Groves, 

Annalise Pennisi, Natasha Shami 

Sydney Cock, 

Tom MacElroy 

Kristy Anna Hampel 


Charlotte Kiemann, 

Matthew Lawson 

Phoebe Griffin 


Peter Conomo 

2012 Awards (presented throughout the year) 

Award 

Student 

The Klupp Perpetual Trophy for Boys’ Not awarded in 2012 

Athletics 

The Hickey Trophy for Girls’ Athletics Not awarded in 2012 

The Farlow Trophy for Boys’ Basketball Samuel Yang 

The Kanowski Trophy for Girls’ 


Basketball 

The BG “Sno” Lindsay Memorial Trophy Scott Robertson 

for Cricket 

The Stumer Family Trophy for Boys’ Not awarded in 2012 

Cross Country 

The Bronwyn Taylor Trophy for Girls’ Not awarded in 2012 

Cross Country 

The Beth Stick Trophy for Debating and Jonathan Chan 

Public Speaking 

The Nicky Bricknell Award for Drama Lisa Lloyd 

Performance 

The Anderson Trophy for Best and 

Fairest - Open A Soccer 

The Logan Trophy for Service to Hockey 

The Sandra Piggott Award for Library 

Service 

The Redeemer Trophy for Netball 

The Rowley Trophy for Rugby - First XV 

Best and Fairest 

The Paice Trophy for Boys’ Swimming 

The Donna Zernike Trophy for Girls’ 

Swimming 

Adam 

Halama-Lumsden 

Jacqueline Wood 

Sean Magin 

Sydney Cock 

Kristian Ferreira 

Stuart Rech 

Savina Simatovic 

The Boys’ Tennis Award Not awarded in 2012 

The Girls’ Tennis Award 

Genevieve Noon 

The Harris Perpetual Shield for Girls’ Amelia Loft 

Touch 

The Mark Garton Trophy for Boys’ Peter Conomo 

Volleyball 

The Tanya Reedman Shield for Girls’ Jacqueline Wood 

Volleyball 

The Foundation Trophy Sydney Cock The 2012 Lumsden Trophy for Dux of the School: Rachel Cheng 


College Council Report 

As I reflect on the events of 2012, it is 

clear it has been another busy year at 

Redeemer Lutheran College. 

Construction of JG Block in the Junior 

School was completed for the start of 

Term 3. The new building provides an 

additional six permanent class rooms, 

which have been designed with flexibility 

as a strong feature. I understand from 

the staff that this flexibility is regularly 

used and is being used in more creative 

ways that had not been contemplated at the design stage. Stage 1 

of the work on the new Junior School playground was completed 

soon after and what a stunning playground has been produced. 

This is evidenced by the intense use of the equipment and the area 

at break times. I thank students and parents for their patience in 

the time that has been taken to get all the necessary approvals in 

place and then to construct this facility. 

At the beginning of the year, the new Junior School 

administration block was installed adjacent to the MPC building. 

This provided Junior School staff with improved staff facilities and 

brought administration to the front of the sub-school where it is 

more accessible for parents and visitors. 

In the Senior School, a new modular building has been installed 

adjacent to the Hospitality Training kitchen. The usefulness of this 

space was demonstrated when the Year 10s catered for Christmas 

in July in this building. The guests were parents and friends of the 

students and made quite a crowd. 

It was good to see the temporary fence around the Senior School 

volleyball courts removed following completion of strengthening 

works to the roof structure. Large undercover areas are useful 

considering this area’s climactic conditions. 

Refurbishment of the Middle School toilets in SA Block commenced 

in Term 4. Over the Christmas holidays, the change rooms at the 

swimming pool will be refurbished. Ongoing refurbishment at 

Redeemer will be carefully monitored by the College Council. 

Other challenges for the College are the transition of Year 7 into 

high school, Australian Curriculum and funding by the State and 

Federal Governments. The transition of Year 7 into high school 

commences in 2015 and in preparation for this, College Council 

reviewed the sub-school structure. As has been previously 

announced, from 2015, the Middle School will be Years 7, 8 

and 9. This revised structure is also seen as complementing the 

proposed Australian Curriculum, which is gradually being rolled 

out across all subjects. 

Funding by State and Federal Governments is an ongoing 

challenge, as the State Government funding is currently falling in 

real terms and we wait to see which recommendations from the 

Gonski Report are adopted by the Federal Government. 

Amidst all these developments, College Council has been 

wrestling with a strategic plan for 2012 to 2016. It is planned to 

release the Strategic Plan early in 2013. 

While all this has been happening, the College Executive and 

College Staff have gotten on with the business of running a 

College. I continue to be moved when I see and hear of the 

dedication and compassion shown by all staff and I thank you for 

remaining student focussed. In particular, I want to acknowledge 

the long term commitment of Carol Appleton (32½ years), Judy 

Powell (23 years) and Steve Hollister (17 years) to the College and 

thank them for their service. 

The College would not function as well as it does without all the 

work of the auxiliaries, such as Parents and Friends Association, 

Sporting Supporters groups, Music Supporters, Past Parents 

group, Alumni, Redeemer Foundation, Our Saviour congregation 

and the list goes on. At the beginning of 2012, the responsibility 

for the running of the Tuckshop and Uniform Shop was handed 

over to the College by the P & F. This hand over was brought 

about by changes in the Workplace Health and Safety Legislation, 

which were seen as being better handled if the College was 

directly responsible for running these facilities. P & F continues to 

organise Redeemer Fair, which was another successful event this 

year, despite the rain in the closing hours. To all of the auxiliaries 

and the associated volunteers, I and College Council thank you. 

I also take this opportunity to thank the members of College 

Council who volunteer their time to function as the College’s 

governing body and ensure that the College remains founded 

on God’s Word, the Gospel of Jesus Christ. 

“Our Hope is in Christ” 

Mr Ross Warbrooke 

Chairman 


Parents and Friends Association 

2012 has been a very different year in many ways for the P & F 

Association. With the handover of the businesses to the College, 

life has been much less complicated – with the void amply filled 

with running families! The College has continued both services 

and have plans to evolve and grow the service they provide. 

The process by which the P & F can have input into the 

distribution of the profits, will be finalised at our AGM. 

Supporters groups have been functioning well with their 

dedicated teams hosting sausage sizzles, coaching activities and 

family events. Rugby supporters still hold the honour of making 

the best bacon and egg burgers in Redeemer’s history! Music 

Supporters are very active in the music department as they 

continue to support the rigorous concert series with front of 

house support, suppers and raising funds to purchase instruments 

and equipment for the music department. 

Redeemer Mums have been an active part of the Redeemer 

community for many years. Next year the group will be organised 

by a new face as we say thank you to two ladies who have been 

the friendly welcoming face of our community – Dee Norris and 

Sandra Treeby. A sincere and heart-felt thanks to you ladies, you 

have been fantastic leaders in our community. 

The P & F have continued to contribute to the College is so many 

ways. The year 12 students bibles, readers for the Junior School, 

air conditioning for the senior school, soft fall for the Junior 

School and OSHC gardening project to name a few. We must 

particularly mention the generous donation by one of our parents 

of two commercial coffee machines that are always being used. 

Springboard and the Redeemer Fair were amazing! The quality 

of Redeemers visual arts and technology students’ work is 

outstanding. We applaud our students’ creativity and thank the 

teachers that enable and inspire them. The fair was impacted by 

the weather this year, but nothing could dampen the spirit that is 

Redeemer. So many people enjoying time together, time to just 

sit, relax and listen to our music students in the MPC and catch 

up with friends and family. As always we are grateful to Natalie 

Pashen and her wonderful team who organise and run what is an 

outstanding community event. 

The Parents and Friends Association only exists to serve the 

Redeemer community. We look forward to another year of 

achievements as we journey together watching our children 

mature and grow in our time at the best school in South east 

Queensland – Redeemer Lutheran College! 

Mrs Caroline Ryan 

President 


Rugby Supporters 

Redeemer Rugby Supporters is a group of parents and staff who 

wish to support our children in their endeavours and share a 

passion for Rugby Union. In the year 2012 the core committee 

included Dianne and Ross Furlonger, James Martyn, Rudi Schwarz, 

Leon Lobegeier , Col Stiller and Angie Leeming. Special mention 

goes to Kerry Martyn (emergency procurement services), Eric 

Stiller (tireless BBQ services) and Paul Balfe (photography services). 

Rugby Union gives students so much more than an hour’s exercise 

on a Saturday morning. It is a sport steeped in tradition; they are 

exposed to sportsmanship, camaraderie and respect. Students 

develop as individuals, perform as a team and bond as a school. 

Spectators are rewarded for their time by viewing the talents of 

these young men. 

Rugby Supporters raise funds through running a BBQ at the home 

games held at Stoltz Oval. Providing sustenance for players and 

spectators alike, the extended menu includes, sausages on bread, 

a variety of burgers - including the newly added BLT and cold drinks. 

All money raised by Rugby Supporters is used to benefit the 

Redeemer Rugby players. In recognition of their achievement the 

First XV teams receive a free burger and drink at the end of their 

game. 

Support comes in many forms and contributes to the positive 

atmosphere at the games. The committee would like to thank 

the volunteers who offered help and lightened our load, the 

spectators who purchased our wares and the dedicated students 

who entertained with their skills. 

Rugby Supporters is always keen to include new faces and ideas, 

please join us next year! 

Music Supporters 

The Redeemer Music Supporters group continues to provide 

invaluable support behind the scenes. Music Supporters meet 

regularly with the Music Department to identify where the focus 

should be for the upcoming year. The work of the dedicated and 

inspiring music staff is greatly appreciated. It has been a busy year, 

with many musical events and successes throughout all year levels. 

The music program in 2012 included an outstanding concert 

series, performances at The Plains Retirement Home, Redlands 

Eisteddfod, Chamber by Candlelight, and the opening of 

Rochedale Estates, just to name a few. 

Redeemer Fair in 2012 looked a little different for the Music 

Supporters group. Instead of the traditional Biscuit Barrel the Music 

Supporters group organised the Coffee Shop in the MPC and it 

was an overwhelming success. Great coffee, delicious sweets and 

outstanding musical entertainment what more could you want? 

Music students are looking forward to an exciting, busy and 

fulfilling 2013, with the Victoria and Melbourne trip planned for 

students in Senior Singers, Redeemer Chorale, The fellas, Chamber 

Strings, Senior Concert Band and Stage Band, plus the many hours 

of rehearsals for the 2013 college musical, The Pajama Game. 

We would like to invite interested parents across the college who 

would like to support their child’s musical development, to join 

our group in 2013. It is a great way to show your child how much 

you value their education and how important it is to volunteer 

and participate in their growth and development. 

We thank the teachers, students and their families for their 

ongoing commitment to the music program at Redeemer 

Lutheran College and pray that we will continue to grow in 2013. 

Redeemer Past Parents & Friends 

2012 concluded for the Redeemer Past Parents & Friends group 

with a “Wine and Cheese” evening held at the Redeemer Chapel 

Welcome Hub on Saturday 10 November. Sixty parents and 

friends of the college attended, enjoying great conversation, 

finger food and wine (of course!) Our special thanks go to Teri 

Grandin at the college tuckshop who made catering a “breeze” 

and to Tyson Stelzer who once again donated some fine wine! 

Our next function will be held on the first weekend in March, 

(venue still to be confirmed), and once again we look forward to 

greeting old friends and meeting new parents and friends from 

the college community. 

Our group continues to meet every second Sunday of the month, 

beginning again in February, at 6.00pm at Club Rochedale, 

Underwood Park. Why not join us? 

Wishing all a very happy and safe festive season! 

Robin Bailey (07) 3208 6650 

Carol Fisher (07) 3341 6713 

Margaret Fletcher (07) 3423 1554 

Redeemer Lutheran College | Our Hope is in Christ 

745 Rochedale Road Rochedale Queensland 4123 | PO Box 6090 Upper Mount Gravatt Queensland 4122 

Telephone 07 3340 8888 | Facsimile 07 3340 8800 | mail@redeemer.com.au | www.redeemer.com.au 

A school of the Lutheran Church of Australia Queensland District | CRICOS Provider Code 00668M | ABN 40 618 603 690

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