Terms of service

Effective date: 31 August 2026

These Terms of Service apply to purchases from, and use of, the online store operated by The Trustee for THE RUSSELL LEWIS FAMILY TRUST trading as Mining & Industrial Surplus and West Oz Surplus Machinery and Equipment (ABN 58 003 810 363) (we, us or our).

Our contact details are:

• Email: enquiries@miningsurplus.com.au
• Phone: 0499 436 167
• Address: 38 Burlington Street, Naval Base WA 6165, Australia

By visiting or using any part of our online store, placing an order, accepting a quote, or submitting content to us through the store, you agree to these Terms. They apply to visitors, customers, vendors and other users of the store. If you place an order for an organisation, you confirm that you are authorised to do so. Nothing in these Terms excludes, restricts or modifies a right, guarantee, remedy or liability that cannot lawfully be excluded, restricted or modified.

If you do not agree to these Terms, do not use the store, place an order or accept a quote.

You must be at least 18 years old, or the age of majority where you live if that is higher, to create an account, place an order or accept a quote. A person under that age may browse the site only with the involvement and consent of a parent or guardian. A parent or guardian who permits a minor dependent to use the site is responsible for supervising that use to the extent permitted by law.

1. How these Terms work

The terms applying to a sale include these Terms, the relevant product listing, any item-specific condition or safety notice, our written quote or order acceptance, and our Shipping Policy and Refund Policy. Any additional or inconsistent term in a purchase order or other customer document applies only if both parties agree to it in writing.

An accepted written quote and an item-specific condition or safety notice take priority only for that item’s technical condition, scope and agreed delivery arrangements, and for the agreed allocation of freight or return costs. The Refund Policy governs returns, refunds and statutory remedies, and the Shipping Policy governs fulfilment. No quote, notice or policy limits a mandatory right or remedy. Any other inconsistency will be resolved fairly in the context of the transaction and applicable law.

Headings are for convenience and do not affect interpretation. References to the “site”, “store” or “Service” include this website and the information, features and services we make available through it.

2. Our stock and condition descriptions

We specialise in one-off and limited-quantity industrial, mining and surplus stock. Products may be recently manufactured, older stock, discontinued, obsolete or no longer supported by the original manufacturer. Packaging, storage history, manuals, accessories and manufacturer support vary by item. Please read the complete listing, condition information and photographs before ordering.

Where we know that repair facilities or spare parts will not be reasonably available for a product, we will state that on the product listing or written quote before you agree to buy where the information is required by law or is material to the transaction.

Condition words have the following general meaning unless the product listing or written condition notice gives more specific information:

• New / NIB means the item is represented as unused and in its original packaging based on the information and inspection reasonably available to us. It may still be older or discontinued stock, have storage marks or aged packaging, and have no current manufacturer warranty unless the listing says otherwise.
• New surplus / open box means the item is represented as unused based on the information and inspection reasonably available to us, but the packaging may be opened, shelf-worn, damaged or missing. The listing will identify known missing contents, damage or testing where relevant.
• Used – tested means the item was previously installed, operated or handled in service and only the checks specifically stated in the listing were performed. A limited check is not a representation that every function was tested or that the item is suitable for your application.
• Used – untested means the item was previously installed, operated or handled in service and we have not completed a functional or operational test. “Untested” does not mean the item is known to work, and does not by itself mean it is supplied only for parts.
• Refurbished means the item was repaired or reconditioned to the extent described in the listing. The listing will identify the work, provider and testing where that information is available; the term does not mean manufacturer-refurbished unless expressly stated.
• For parts means the item is described as not working, incomplete or otherwise supplied only for parts, spares, repair or scrap. It is not supplied for use as operating plant in its current form and must not be commissioned or used as plant unless it is lawfully rebuilt, assessed and supplied for that purpose.

The item-specific listing and notices prevail over these general definitions. We will describe products accurately on the information reasonably available to us and will correct material errors that come to our attention. Photographs, serial numbers, quantities, dimensions, included accessories and test results form part of the description where the listing identifies them as applying to the item. A photograph identified as representative or illustrative may not show the exact unit supplied.

Normal differences in screen display, scale and perspective can affect how colours and dimensions appear. Stated measurements should be treated as approximate unless expressly described as exact. Ask us before ordering if a particular measurement, revision, serial range, certificate, accessory, condition feature or provenance is important to your decision.

General articles, guides and other non-product material are provided for general information. Material identified as historical or archived may no longer be current and is provided for reference only. We may correct or update site content, but this does not remove our responsibility for product descriptions, representations, accepted orders or information that applicable law requires us to keep current.

3. Compatibility, specifications and customer requirements

You are responsible for checking that a product is suitable for your equipment, process, environment and intended use, including part numbers, revisions, dimensions, materials, pressure or load ratings, voltage, frequency, communications protocols, hazardous-area classification and regulatory requirements. OEM numbers and cross-references are provided to help identify products; they do not replace that verification.

We remain responsible for the accuracy of representations we make. If you want to rely on our advice about suitability, give us complete and accurate details of the intended purpose and operating conditions before ordering and ask us to confirm the recommendation in writing. Do not rely on a general description as engineering, electrical, safety or fitment advice for a use we have not assessed.

4. Safety and second-hand plant

Industrial products can present serious risks if incorrectly selected, handled, installed, modified, commissioned or used. Follow all supplied safety information and applicable laws. Installation, inspection, testing, repair and commissioning must be carried out by appropriately qualified, licensed or competent persons where the product or law requires it. Required guarding, isolation, registration, certification, risk assessment and workplace controls are the customer’s responsibility after supply, without limiting any duty that the law places on us as supplier.

Where work health and safety law imposes a supplier duty on us, we will carry out, arrange or ensure the calculations, analysis, testing or examination necessary to discharge that duty and will give the recipient adequate information about the plant’s designed or manufactured purposes, relevant results and conditions necessary for safe use. Nothing in these Terms or an item notice transfers, excludes or limits that supplier duty.

For second-hand plant not supplied for scrap or spare parts, we will ensure, so far as is reasonably practicable, that any faults are identified.

Before supply, we will give the recipient written notice stating:

• the condition of the plant;
• any faults identified; and
• where appropriate, that the plant should not be used until specified faults are rectified.

For any plant we supply, we will take all reasonable steps to obtain the manufacturer or original-supplier information required by law and will give the recipient all information obtained when the plant is supplied. An “untested” description does not replace an item-specific condition and fault notice where one is required.

Plant supplied for scrap or spare parts will be identified in writing or marked before supply as being for scrap or spare parts and not to be used as plant in its current form. The customer must not remove, obscure or disregard that status and must pass relevant condition, fault and safety information to any person to whom the item is later supplied, where required by law.

A customer acknowledgement of a condition or safety notice records that the information was received. It does not waive any non-excludable right or excuse either party from a work health and safety duty.

5. Availability and order formation

Because much of our stock is unique, it may be offered through our warehouse, yard and other sales channels at the same time. We take reasonable steps to keep online availability accurate, but placing an item in a cart does not reserve it.

A product, service or offer may be available only online, only through a written quote, or only through an arranged warehouse transaction where the listing or offer clearly says so.

Subject to applicable law, we may refuse or restrict access to the site, or decline an order before acceptance, for a legitimate reason such as safety, legal or export restrictions, abusive use, a credible fraud or security concern, or unavailable stock. We will not refuse service for an unlawful discriminatory reason, and restricting site access does not change our obligations for an order already accepted.

An online order or purchase order is your offer to buy on the applicable terms. An automated order acknowledgement confirms that we received the order; it is not acceptance. Taking or authorising payment does not by itself accept an order. A contract is formed when we send a dispatch confirmation, a ready-for-collection confirmation, or another written notice expressly accepting the order. For a quoted sale, the quote will state how and when acceptance occurs.

Before accepting an order, we may verify availability, condition, freight, price, payment and order details. If stock has already sold, the quantity is wrong, a listing contains a genuine material error, freight cannot reasonably be arranged, or we cannot lawfully supply the item, we may decline the offer and will promptly release any authorisation or refund any amount paid for the declined item. We will not substitute an item or charge a higher price without your express agreement.

Before acceptance, we may reasonably limit or decline quantities ordered by the same person, organisation, account, payment method, billing address or delivery address where needed to allocate limited stock, comply with supply restrictions, or address a credible fraud concern. We may also decline an order we reasonably believe is intended for resale or distribution where that resale or distribution would be unlawful or contrary to a restriction disclosed before ordering. Where appropriate, we will try to notify you using the contact details supplied with the order.

If we discover a material issue after acceptance, we will contact you promptly and work with you to agree an appropriate solution, which may include correction, an alternative, cancellation and refund, or another remedy. This does not limit either party’s rights under applicable law.

6. Prices, currency and taxes

Public website prices displayed to Australian customers are in Australian dollars and include GST where GST applies. If a written business quote states a price exclusive of GST, it will also identify the GST and total price before you accept it. Delivery, packing, crating, insurance and optional services are additional only where shown at checkout or disclosed and agreed in a quote.

We may change unaccepted prices, product ranges, site features or services, or discontinue a product, feature or service. A change does not affect the price or supply obligations in an order we have already accepted unless you request the change, both parties agree, or applicable law requires it. We are not liable merely because an unaccepted offer, product, feature or site service is changed or discontinued, but this does not limit liability arising from our breach of an accepted contract, negligence or another legal obligation.

For international markets, the store may display another currency. The currency and amount shown at checkout or in our accepted quote are the transaction currency and price. Your bank or payment provider may apply its own conversion rate or fee. If we issue a refund, we process it in the original transaction currency; the amount appearing in another currency may differ because of your provider’s exchange rate or fees.

For an approved international business sale, the accepted quote will state whether destination-country duties, taxes, brokerage, storage, inspection and import charges are included and, if they are not, who is responsible for them. You are responsible for these amounts only where that responsibility is expressly stated in the written quote you accept. We will not change the agreed product price after acceptance unless you request a change or both parties agree.

7. Payment and verification

Payment must be made using a method offered at checkout or stated in an accepted quote. You confirm that you are authorised to use the payment method and that billing, delivery and contact details are accurate.

You must provide current, complete and accurate purchase and account information and update it promptly where necessary so that we can process the transaction and contact you. Do not send payment card details through an ordinary email, quote request or contact form.

We and our payment providers may perform reasonable identity, payment and fraud-prevention checks. We may request information reasonably needed to verify an order, place fulfilment on hold while a concern is investigated, or decline an order before acceptance. If, after acceptance, we reasonably believe a payment is unauthorised or fulfilling the order would be unlawful, we may suspend fulfilment while we contact you and investigate, and may cancel and refund the order where reasonably necessary. We will handle personal information in accordance with our Privacy Policy.

Please contact us promptly if you do not recognise a transaction or believe a payment has been made in error. This request does not restrict any right to contact your payment provider or exercise a legal remedy.

8. Quotes, freight and collection

Heavy, bulky, dangerous or remote-destination products may require a manual freight quote and may not be available through standard checkout. A quote is valid for the period and scope stated in it and may identify separate charges for packing, crating, lifting, dangerous-goods handling, permits, insurance or delivery services. We will disclose those charges before you accept the quote.

You must provide accurate delivery details, site restrictions and required services, including access limitations, delivery hours, unloading equipment, forklift or crane requirements and whether a tail-lift or appointment is required. If those details change or are materially incomplete, we will explain any resulting change in service or price and obtain your agreement before incurring an additional charge.

Collection from 38 Burlington Street, Naval Base WA 6165 is by arrangement. The collecting person must provide the order details and, if requested, reasonable identification or authority to collect. The customer must use a suitable vehicle, restraints and appropriately competent personnel. We may pause an unsafe loading or collection and work with you to arrange a safe alternative.

Delivery dates are estimates unless we expressly agree in writing to a fixed date. If an event beyond a party’s reasonable control delays performance, that party must notify the other when reasonably practicable and take reasonable steps to reduce the delay. If a delay becomes material, the parties will discuss an alternative; any right to cancel or obtain a remedy under applicable law remains available.

More information is set out in our Shipping Policy.

9. International orders

International catalogue access is provided for enquiries. We do not currently accept online consumer orders outside Australia. Approved international business sales are considered case by case and are available only under a written quote, depending on the product, destination, carrier availability, export and sanctions laws, dangerous-goods rules and import requirements.

We accept an international business order only after a written quote identifies the importer of record and allocates freight, insurance, export documents, import clearance, permits, duties, taxes, brokerage and other destination charges. If those responsibilities have not been stated and accepted, no international contract is formed. We remain responsible for our own export obligations and will not process a supply that we reasonably believe would breach applicable trade law.

The accepted quote will identify the delivery scope and who is responsible for freight, insurance, export documents and import clearance. If the parties use an Incoterms rule, the accepted quote must identify the rule, named place and applicable Incoterms edition. We will not assume that duties or door-to-door delivery are included if the quote does not say so.

10. Title, delivery and risk

Title to a product passes when we receive full cleared payment for it, subject to any non-excludable legal rule. Risk of accidental loss or damage passes when the product is delivered at the agreed delivery point or collected by you or your authorised representative.

If you independently select and contract with a carrier that is not arranged by us, the accepted quote or order terms will identify the agreed delivery point and allocation of responsibility. If those matters are not clear, contact us before collection. Handover to a customer-arranged carrier does not, by itself, exclude any right or obligation that cannot lawfully be excluded. If we arrange the carrier as part of our supply, we remain responsible for delivery in accordance with the contract and applicable law.

Inspect deliveries as soon as reasonably practicable and preserve packaging and evidence of visible transit damage. Prompt notice helps us pursue a carrier claim, but a delay in notifying us does not remove a right that cannot lawfully be excluded.

If collection is delayed, contact us to agree a new date. Any storage or redelivery charge must be disclosed and agreed or otherwise be lawfully recoverable. We will not treat paid goods as abandoned without giving reasonable notice and following applicable law.

11. Cancellations and changes

You may withdraw an offer before we accept it by contacting us. After acceptance, contact us as soon as possible if you need to cancel or change an order. We will approve the request where reasonably practicable, subject to your rights under law and our Refund Policy.

If a cancellation is not required by law and we have already incurred a product-specific, packing, crating, freight or payment cost that cannot reasonably be recovered, we may ask you to pay the reasonable, documented amount actually incurred. We will explain it before agreeing to the cancellation and will not charge a penalty.

We may cancel before acceptance as described in section 5. After acceptance, we may cancel only by agreement, where these Terms reasonably permit it, or where performance is impossible or unlawful. If we cancel, we will refund amounts paid for products or services not supplied, without limiting any other remedy required by law.

12. Returns, consumer guarantees and warranties

Our Refund Policy explains how to request a return, report a fault or transit damage, and seek a remedy. Contact us before sending a large or heavy item so that safe inspection and transport can be arranged. This process does not remove any statutory right.

Our goods come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law. You are entitled to a replacement or refund for a major failure and compensation for any other reasonably foreseeable loss or damage. You are also entitled to have goods repaired or replaced if they fail to be of acceptable quality and the failure does not amount to a major failure.

Consumer guarantees can apply to qualifying business purchases as well as personal purchases. Whether a used or surplus product is of acceptable quality is assessed in context, including its nature, price, age, disclosed condition and representations made. A specific defect clearly drawn to your attention before purchase may affect the rights relating to that defect, but it does not remove rights relating to other problems or excuse misleading information.

A manufacturer’s warranty or a product-specific warranty applies only where the product listing, supplied warranty document or accepted quote says it applies. Its stated provider, period, scope, exclusions and claim process govern that additional warranty. Any such warranty is in addition to rights and remedies that apply under law. If we provide a warranty against defects, we will provide the legally required warranty information with the goods. We will not require a consumer to pursue a manufacturer instead of us where the law makes us responsible for providing a remedy.

We do not offer returns, exchanges, credits or refunds solely because a customer changes their mind, orders the wrong item or quantity, finds the item cheaper elsewhere, or no longer needs it. This does not affect rights where goods do not comply with a consumer guarantee, their description or another legal requirement.

13. Accounts and acceptable site use

You must give accurate account and order information, keep login credentials secure, and notify us promptly of suspected unauthorised use. You are responsible for activity authorised through your account, but not for activity caused by our breach of law or failure to take reasonable care.

You must not use the site, its content or a product purchased from us:

• for an unlawful or unauthorised purpose, or to solicit another person to participate in an unlawful act;
• to infringe our intellectual property rights or the rights of another person;
• to harass, abuse, threaten, insult, harm, defame, intimidate or unlawfully discriminate against another person;
• to submit false or misleading information, impersonate another person or misrepresent the source of a submission;
• to upload or transmit a virus, worm, malicious code or other material designed to affect the site, another website or the internet;
• to collect or track another person’s personal information without lawful authority;
• to spam, phish, pharm, pretext, spider, crawl or scrape, except for normal use by search engines and accessibility tools or use we authorise;
• for obscene or otherwise unlawful purposes; or
• to probe, interfere with or circumvent security or access-control features, or use an automated system in a way that unreasonably burdens the site.

A material breach of these acceptable-use terms may result in suspension or termination of access as described below. We may take proportionate steps to protect the site and other users, including limiting abusive traffic or suspending an account while we investigate a credible security or fraud concern. Where reasonably practicable, we will notify the account holder and provide an opportunity to address the concern. Suspension does not change our obligations for an accepted order.

14. Intellectual property and OEM references

The site’s original text, photographs, graphics, layout, branding, trade marks and software are owned by or licensed to us and are protected by applicable intellectual property laws. You may view, download and print product information for genuine purchasing, compatibility assessment, internal record-keeping and other fair or legally permitted use. You must not reproduce or commercially exploit substantial site content without permission.

Except for those permitted uses, you must not reproduce, duplicate, copy, sell, resell or exploit any substantial part of the site or access to it, or use contact details obtained through the site for unauthorised commercial purposes, without our express written permission.

Names, logos, part numbers and trade marks belonging to original equipment manufacturers and other third parties remain their property. We use them where reasonably necessary to identify, describe or explain compatibility of genuine surplus products. Unless expressly stated, that use does not mean that we are an authorised dealer, sponsored by, approved by or affiliated with the OEM.

15. Third-party services and links

Our store is hosted on Shopify, which provides the ecommerce platform through which we offer products and services. The store may also use payment processors, carriers, mapping services and other optional or embedded third-party tools, and may link to external websites. A third party’s terms may apply to a service it provides directly to you.

Optional tools and external sites may be made available on an “as available” basis. We do not control or endorse unrelated third-party content merely by providing access or a link. Review the third party’s terms and practices before using its service or entering a transaction with it. Your direct dealings with a third party you independently choose are at your discretion, subject to any rights you have against that third party or us under applicable law.

We may add new store features, tools or services in the future. These Terms apply to them unless we tell you that separate terms apply.

Nothing in this section removes our responsibility for selecting and using service providers with reasonable care, for representations we make, or for fulfilment and remedies that applicable law places on us as seller.

16. Feedback and other submissions

If you send us ideas, suggestions, proposals, plans, reviews, images or other feedback, whether requested by us or sent on your initiative, you retain any ownership rights you have and grant us a non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free licence to use, reproduce, edit, adapt, translate, publish and distribute that material for the purpose for which it was provided and to operate, improve or promote our business and site. This licence does not permit us to publish personal information contrary to our Privacy Policy or to publish a private order, quote or support enquiry as promotional material without permission.

Unless we agree otherwise before you send it, we are not obliged to keep general feedback confidential, pay compensation for it or respond to it. Do not send information belonging to another person or information subject to a confidentiality obligation unless you are authorised to do so.

You confirm that a submission you make will not infringe another person’s intellectual property, privacy, confidentiality or other rights; be defamatory, abusive, obscene or otherwise unlawful; contain malicious code; use a false identity; or mislead us about its source. You are responsible for your submission and its accuracy. We may monitor, edit, decline to publish or remove public-facing content where we reasonably believe it breaches these Terms or applicable law. Nothing in this section makes us responsible for third-party content except to the extent required by law or resulting from our own conduct.

17. Service availability and liability

We aim to keep the site available and its general information accurate, but internet services can be interrupted, delayed or contain errors. Subject to applicable law, we do not promise that access will always be uninterrupted, timely, secure or error-free, or that a general informational result obtained from the site will always be complete or suitable for your purpose. We may suspend all or part of the site for maintenance, security or operational reasons. This paragraph concerns the site service; it does not reduce any promise, description, consumer guarantee or other obligation applying to a product or accepted order.

Information you submit, other than payment card data handled through the secure checkout, may be transmitted across different networks and adapted to technical requirements. Payment card data entered at checkout is handled through Shopify and the relevant payment provider’s security controls. Our handling of personal information is explained in our Privacy Policy.

Nothing in these Terms excludes or limits liability for fraud, wilful misconduct, death or personal injury caused by negligence, breach of a non-excludable consumer guarantee, or any other liability that cannot lawfully be excluded or limited.

Subject to that paragraph, each party is responsible for loss or damage that is a reasonably foreseeable result of its breach of contract, negligence or other wrongful act. Neither party is responsible for loss that is remote, unrelated to its conduct, or caused to the extent that the other party failed to take reasonable steps to avoid or reduce it.

Where goods are not of a kind ordinarily acquired for personal, domestic or household use or consumption, our liability for failure to comply with an Australian Consumer Law consumer guarantee is limited, at our option and only to the extent section 64A of that Law permits, to one or more of replacing the goods, supplying equivalent goods, repairing the goods, or paying the reasonable cost of replacement, equivalent supply or repair. This limitation does not apply to guarantees as to title, undisturbed possession or undisclosed securities, and does not apply where relying on it would not be fair and reasonable or would otherwise be unlawful.

18. Indemnity for misuse of the site

To the extent permitted by law, you indemnify us against a third-party claim and reasonable loss or expense to the extent it is caused by your material breach of section 13 or 16, your unlawful use of the site, or your infringement of that third party’s rights. This indemnity does not apply to the extent a claim, loss or expense was caused or increased by our act or omission, breach of these Terms, negligence or failure to take reasonable steps to reduce it, and it does not apply where relying on it would be unfair or otherwise unlawful. We will give you reasonable notice of a claim and will not agree to a settlement that imposes a non-monetary obligation on you without your consent.

19. Privacy

Our Privacy Policy explains how we collect, use, disclose and protect personal information. By using the site or placing an order, you acknowledge that policy. Consent is relied on only where consent is the appropriate legal basis.

20. Suspension and termination

You may stop using the site at any time and may ask us to close an account, subject to any record-retention obligations explained in our Privacy Policy. We may suspend or terminate access where you materially breach these Terms, use the site unlawfully, or create a credible security or safety risk. Where reasonably practicable, we will give notice and an opportunity to address the issue before termination.

Termination of site access does not cancel an accepted order, remove an amount already lawfully due, or affect a right, remedy, obligation or liability that accrued before termination. Provisions that by their nature are intended to continue—including intellectual property, submissions, liability, indemnity, privacy, dispute and governing-law provisions—survive termination.

21. Questions, complaints and disputes

Please contact us first so we can try to resolve a question or complaint efficiently. Include your order or quote number, the product, what happened and the outcome you are seeking. We may ask for photographs, test information or other evidence reasonably needed to assess the issue, particularly for freight-damaged or industrial equipment.

Nothing in these Terms requires either party to use arbitration or prevents a customer from contacting a consumer protection agency, regulator, tribunal or court. The parties may agree to mediation or another dispute-resolution process after a dispute arises.

22. Governing law

These Terms and contracts formed under them are governed by the laws of Western Australia and the Commonwealth of Australia. The courts and tribunals of Western Australia have non-exclusive jurisdiction. This clause does not deprive a consumer of a mandatory protection available under the law of the place where they live or receive the goods.

23. Entire agreement, interpretation and severability

The documents identified in section 1 record the agreement for a sale and supersede earlier proposals or communications about the same transaction to the extent they are inconsistent. This does not exclude or limit a written variation, an express promise or representation that applicable law treats as binding, liability for misleading or deceptive conduct, or any other right that cannot lawfully be excluded.

If a provision is unlawful or unenforceable, it is to be read down to the extent necessary or, if that is not possible, severed. The remaining provisions continue to apply. A delay or failure by either party to exercise a right is not a waiver of that right. An ambiguity is to be interpreted fairly in its context and consistently with applicable law, without favouring either party merely because that party prepared a document.

24. Changes to these Terms

We may update these Terms to reflect changes to our operations, technology or legal obligations. The effective date at the top identifies the current version. Please review the current version before placing an order. Changes apply prospectively to use of the site and orders placed after the updated Terms are published. Your continued use of the site after that effective date means the updated Terms apply to that later use; if you do not agree, you may stop using the site.

The terms in force when we accepted an order continue to govern that order unless a change is required by law or both parties agree otherwise. We will not use a site update to vary an accepted order unilaterally.

25. Contact us

Questions about these Terms or an order can be sent to enquiries@miningsurplus.com.au, raised by phone on 0499 436 167, or mailed to 38 Burlington Street, Naval Base WA 6165, Australia.