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From $90.00 / Arkaroola Wilderness Sanctuary Step back in Time 1,650 million years at Arkaroola Wilderness Sanctuary in the most ancient part of South Australia’s Flinders Ranges. A privately owned 610 square km conservation reserve located in the spectacular northern Flinders Ranges, Arkaroola is a multi-award winning property with Advanced Ecotourism accreditation and justifiably South Australia’s premier ecotourism destination. Its unique geological, scenic and ecological significance is recognised in the Arkaroola Protection Act (2012) of SA Parliament. University Professor and Antarctic explorer Sir Douglas Mawson called Arkaroola ”a giant outdoor geological museum” due to its complex geology with its ancient granites formed up to 1,600 million years ago, a billion years before the rest of the Flinders Ranges was created, extinct thermal pools and geysers and current day radioactive hot springs. Our signature Ridge Top Tour takes visitors through this amazing landscape culminating at Sillers Lookout, overlooking the 1,000 metre deep Yudnamutana Gorge, Lake Frome salt lake and the plains. It provides a breathtaking view of the Freeling Heights, a magnificent ring of saw toothed blue mountains fringing the Mawson Plateau, a rarely visited wilderness of pristine springs and giant rocky tors. Guests can enjoy a range of activities including scenic flights over Arkaroola, Lake Frome, or further afield to Lake Eyre and the north, self drive and guided 4WD tours, bushwalking, night tours from our 2 astronomical observatories and enjoying watching native animals in their own habitat.Arkaroola has three types of motel accommodation ranging from budget friendly rooms to the more comfortable and spacious. We also have self contained cottages, a caravan park with powered sites and a large area for bush camping. Facilities include a shop with basic supplies, fuel and garage for minor repairs, WiFi, swimming pool and a private airstrip.

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Members Save 15% From $132.67 / GETAWAY SPECIAL - 'The Church' - Gawler 3 NIGHTS FOR THE PRICE OF 2 (30% discount) - Valid for bookings from 1st August - 31st December 2020, for travel from 1st August through to 31st March 2021

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From $10.00 / Warrawong Wildlife Sanctuary - Mylor Warrawong: Home of the Platypus Warrawong Wildlife Sanctuary is the only confirmed home of platypus on mainland South Australia. What's more, a breeding colony call the Sanctuary home, so there will be platypus on the property for generations to come. There are 5 distinct habitats, on the 28 acre Sanctuary, which means you will also see a range of Australian native animals in their natural surrounds. Grassland Scrubland Wetland Forest Rainforest Koalas, kangaroos, bettongs, potoroos... all free-range across the property, as do 106 species of birds. Warrawong is a microcosm of the Australian bush and a Garden of Eden for inhabitants and guests alike. Many animals have been rescued and given a forever-home at the Sanctuary. A World's-First The reason behind the abundance of life at Warrawong is the world's-first feral-proof fence. Completed in 1982, the 2 metre high, electrified fence has protected Australian native animals from the devastation brought about by predatory foxes and cats. Warrawong is a unique property, as it is a "man-made" environment, starting life as a dairy in 1969. The rehabilitation of the land, from pasture to nature, is truly inspirational. What's On? Warrawong offers a range of opportunities to see and interact with Australian wildlife. Guided dawn, day, and dusk tours, plus wildlife shows, and behind-the-scenes encounters are all ways in which you can meet and fall in love with Australia's amazing animals. Where's Warrawong? Located in the beautiful Adelaide Hills, Warrawong is only a 20 minute drive from the Adelaide CBD, although it feels a world away when you're here. Better still, the Wildlife Sanctuary is centrally located, only 10 minutes from the popular tourist destination of Hahndorf. In other words, it is extremely easy to add Warrawong to any itinerary taking place in the Adelaide Hills. Want to Know More? You can also keep up to date with us on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube.

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Members Save 10% From $150.00 / Hillside Cottage - Burra Hillside Cottage is a large miner’s cottage within walking distance of the centre of Burra. The Cottage can sleep up to 7 people (1 double room, 1 double and single room and 1 twin room - downstairs) and includes 2 charming sitting rooms, fully equipped kitchen and laundry facilities. With ample heating (wood fire and gas) and air-conditioning this comfortable cottage provides groups with a private cottage garden, with a unique garden bathroom, with claw bath. The inside bathroom has a bath and shower (over bath). Linen supplied, no pets.

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Members Save 10% From $12.00 / Gorge Wildlife Park - Cudlee Creek The Gorge Wildlife Park opened in 1965 and is still operated by the same family. Situated on 14 acres of land, under shaded trees, paths meander among one of the largest privately owned collection of Australian and exotic animals, birds and reptiles in the country. The park offers you an up close and personal experience with wildlife.

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Members Save 15% From $1,050.00 / The Frames Luxury Accommodation In the Riverland of South Australia is multi-award winning The Frames, an ultra-luxury accommodation experience for couples featuring three secluded clifftop retreats overlooking the majestic Murray River. Set in a pristine natural environment, each spacious and private retreat is individually designed with their own heated pool, spa, BBQ area and private balcony for an indulgent, rejuvenating and relaxing escape. They are the pinnacle of high end accommodation, all beautifully appointed and setting new standards in style and luxury. All retreats are self-contained offering guests the option to cook themselves or book a private chef for in-house dining. The Frames is the ultimate romantic, getaway offering visitors the chance to relax and enjoy the serenity of their private retreat or explore the magnificent Riverland through optional Wetland and Wildlife Safaris, Food Safaris or a Sunset Gondola Cruise. In-house massages are also available adding to the many tailored options creating a truly memorable experience.

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Members Save 10% From $30.00 / Discovery Parks - Port August Gateway to the north is Discovery Parks – Port Augusta, a lifestyle holiday park with sites for caravans and motor homes and self-contained cabins. Spread across 4.5 hectares with trees providing shade. The cabins are fully equipped with cooking facilities and bedding. Park facilities include communal swimming pool, sports facilities, playground and activity room.

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Members Save 10% From $16.00 / Discovery Holiday Parks - Barossa Valley There are very few wine lovers who have not sampled a drop from the Barossa Valley. Australia's best-known wine region and South Australia's most visited tourist destination is also the home of Discovery Parks - Barossa Valley. Our caravan park is just a few minutes from the centre of Tanunda, a great place to begin your tour. Explore the vine-covered plains and hills that surround charming townships and Lutheran churches, with their distinctive square spires dotting the rural landscape. With so many wineries, historic buildings, museums, scenic tours, bush walks, art galleries and amazing dining experiences, you won’t want to waste a moment.

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Members Save 10% From $33.00 / The Backyard Universe - Stargazing tour at Wirrina Cove The Backyard Universe offers stargazing, nature-based and small group tours on the Fleurieu Peninsula in South Australia. We also offer customised astronomy & geology activity and tour packages for school camps, conferences and private groups. Discover the stories behind the beautiful scenery and night skies with friendly and experienced local guides. We also do shuttle bus services for the southern Heysen Trail and the southern Fleurieu Peninsula.

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Members Save 10% From $29.00 / TreeClimb Adelaide Australia’s first inner-city aerial adventure park built within the natural environment of the Adelaide City Park Lands.Our 7 courses allow thrill-seekers of all ages and abilities to safely swing, leap, climb and fly through the tree tops.

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Members Save 15% From $169.00 / The Haus Studio Apartments - Hahndorf "In the bustling Main Street of historic Hahndorf there is a new place stay; the Haus Studio Apartments, Adelaide Hills Accommodation.Our Luxury Apartments opened in October 2012 with both One and Two bedroom Studio Apartments set back off the Hahndorf Main Street in a beautiful landscaped setting. The Luxury Apartments are a 4-Star AAA Tourism Rated South Australian Accommodation favourite catering for couples, corporates and families. Guests can enjoy all the amenities modern travellers expect including Self-Catering Kitchens, Reverse-Cycle Air-Conditioning, FREE Wi-Fi and 30 Complimentary Foxtel Channels.The Haus Studio Apartments are a great choice for your Adelaide Hills Accommodation experience with the choice of a One-Bedroom Studio or a Two-Bedroom Studio which is Two of our One-Bedroom units interconnecting in a detached two-storey unit.PLEASE NOTE:The reception office for the The Haus Studio Apartments is shared with that of The Manna of Hahndorf, at 25 Main Street, Hahndorf. This is located on the opposite site of the road to where the Studio Apartments are located.Please note our office hours are 7:30am until 7:00pm through winter and 8:00pm through summer (following SA Daylight Savings Time). Check-in begins at 2pm and if you are arriving outside of our reception hours then please call our Guest Services Team prior to your arrival so that we can explain to you how to pick up your keys."

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Members Save 10% From $149.00 / Mercure Kangaroo Island Lodge - American River Stay 3 nights for the price of 2 (save 30%)

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From $110.00 / Marion Bay Tavern The new Marion Bay Motel has been tastefully designed to enhance the beauty of the seascape with natural products such as jetty pylons; natural timbers and planted out with lush water resistant plants. This is a family owned business situated next to the Marion Bay Tavern and adjacent shops, jetty, beach and tennis courts, on the edge of the spectacular Innes National Park. The motel rooms have air conditioning, big screen LCD television, Austar, tea and coffee making facilities, bar refrigerator and large ensuite bathrooms. Continental Breakfast box available.

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Coastal Way Road Trip Coastal Way 4 days    Follow the Coastal Way road trip through the Yorke Peninsula, along more than 700 km of picturesque coastline.  Download the PDF map here Content courtesy of South Australian Tourism Commission Day 1: Adelaide to Marion Bay Drive from Adelaide to Ardrossan, home to towering cliffs of clay and blue swimmer crabs. Stop in at Port Vincent and hire a kayak or stand up paddleboard or continue on to Stansbury and indulge in oysters plucked from the sea, there is a chance that you may spot a seal or dolphin here. Continue to Innes National Park and soak up the spectacular coastal views, diverse wildlife and the many trails throughout the park.  Overnight: Innes National Park for camping and accommodation options (these must be pre-booked) or Marion Bay.  Day 2: Innes National Park   Today commence a tour with Aboriginal Cultural Tours at Innes National Park. Receive a rare insight into the world’s oldest living culture by experienced, knowledgeable Aboriginal guides. See and touch the past and share Dreaming stories that bring the landscape to life.  Overnight: Innes National Park or Marion Bay Day 3: Innes National Park  Spend the day exploring Innes National Park. Bushwalking is a great way to discover the park, with trails ranging from 30-minute strolls to four-hour treks and the chance to spot many birds and animals. Visit one of the lighthouses and the shipwreck of the Ethel to learn about the tumultuous maritime history of South Australia. All of the park is accessible by 2-wheel drive. Overnight: Innes National Park or Marion Bay Day 4: Innes National Park to Adelaide via Moonta  Return to Adelaide via the heritage town of Moonta and visit the Moonta Mines Museum.  Option to stay over night in Moonta beofre returning to Adelaide.  More info Epicurean Way Road Trip Epicurean Way Road Trip Follow your taste buds across South Australia on this three-day food and wine adventure. Download the PDF map here Content courtesy of South Australian Tourism Commission Day 1: Adelaide to McLaren Vale and Adelaide Hills Start your South Australian food and wine experience with a short journey to south to McLaren Vale. Enjoy a wine tasting at one of the 70 cellar doors scattered throughout McLaren Vale such as Gemtree, d’Arenberg, Coriole, Wirra Wirra and Hugh Hamilton. If you’re stopping off at a few wineries, please arrange for a designated driver. to Enjoy fresh local produce including olives, and cheeses. In the afternoon drive to the scenic Adelaide Hills. The region is well known for its cool climate wines. There are some amazing boutique wineries such as Hahndorf Hill Winery, The Lane, Shaw+Smith, Bird in Hand and Golding Wines with a number of these offering decadent restaurants. Overnight: Adelaide Hills  Day 2: Adelaide Hills to Barossa From the Adelaide Hills it’s only a short drive to the Barossa. Meet local winemakers, have a picnic at vineyards at Jacob’s Creek, try the port from your birth year at Seppeltsfield Winery or try an ale at one of the craft breweries. Taste the region’s stunning and iconic produce at restaurants such as Appellation, fermentAsian, Hentley Farm and St Hugo or try a regional gourmet platter including local cheeses at one of the many cellar doors. Don’t miss Maggie Beer’s Farm Shop, a food haven that showcases the Barossa’s famous produce. For something special, why not blend your own wine to take home as a souvenir at one of the wineries.  Overnight: Barossa Day 3: Barossa to Clare Valley This morning head to the Clare Valley. Hire bicycles and ride along part of the 35km Riesling Trail, stopping at wineries along the way. Explore the area, visit art galleries and studios, gardens and historical buildings and townships. There are many excellent dining options including winery restaurants that blend the best of local wine and produce, Skillogalee, Slate Restaurant and Seed Winehouse + Kitchen being perfect examples. Return to Adelaide or stay overnight. More info Explorer's Way Road Trip Explorer's Way Road Trip - 6 days Travel through outback landscapes and historic towns to meet the locals, get back to nature and experience the wonder of the outback sky.  Download the PDF map here Content courtesy of South Australian Tourism Commission Day 1: Adelaide to Clare Valley Drive north from Adelaide to the Clare Valley, through picturesque farming country. Clare Valley is one of Australia’s premium wine regions, as well as an important pastoral region. Its oldest vineyard, Sevenhill Cellars, was established by the Jesuits in 1851. Enjoy lunch at Skillogalee, (one of 40 local cellar doors) or Seed Winehouse + Kitchen. Visit the heritage village of Mintaro: its remarkable buildings include the magnificent 19th century mansion Martindale Hall. The Riesling and Rattler Trail is an excellent walking and cycling path, and links many wineries and cellar doors between Auburn and Clare.  Overnight: Clare Valley Day 2: Clare Valley to Wilpena Pound Continue north to the Flinders Ranges. Stop in at Melrose, the oldest town in the Flinders Ranges, for a meal at the North Star Hotel. Continue to Quorn to ride the Pichi Richi Railway (from April to October). Drive to Wilpena Pound in Ikara-Flinders Ranges National Park, an enormous natural amphitheater, Wilpena Pound offers breathtaking scenery, wildlife and bush walks. Overnight: Wilpena Pound Day 3: Wilpena Pound to Port Augusta On the drive through Parachilna Gorge, a slight detour, you’ll encounter Aboriginal history and wildlife before finding yourself in the wide-open spaces near the famous Prairie Hotel of Parachilna. This is an absolute must-do (unless you’re a herbivore) for its evocative front bar, ‘Feral Platters’ of goat, camel and kangaroo meat. From here you have a choice: Keep heading north deeper into the outback to take on the Oodnadatta Track or return to Port Augusta to take the sealed Stuart Highway. The Oodnadatta Track will take you through the towns of Marree and William Creek and across the world’s largest cattle station. Caution is advised on this route as it is an unsealed road and drivers must be prepared for the conditions. Port Augusta sits at the head of the Spencer Gulf: it’s your last chance to see some sea for a long time. The crossroads town is home to The Wadlata Outback Centre, and the beautiful Australian Arid Lands Botanic Garden. Overnight: Port Augusta   Day 4: Port Augusta to Coober Pedy There is a lot to see on this stretch of the Stuart Highway. Stop just south of Woomera for amazing views over Island Lagoon, a salt lake with a distinctive shark’s-tooth of rock. Next stop is Woomera Heritage Centre and Interactive Rocket Range Museum for an unusual chapter in contemporary British and Australian history stories. Coober Pedy barely needs an introduction but is certainly worthy of your time. Marvel at the bizarre opal fields with their cones of excavated dirt. Overnight: Coober Pedy Day 5: Coober Pedy Coober Pedy is Australia’s unique and quirky ‘underground town’ and the largest producer of precious opal in the world. Tour the town and visit underground churches, homes, mines and shops or fossick for opal. Later in the afternoon head to the spectacular landscapes of the Breakaways and watch the sun go down. Stay overnight in underground accommodation. Overnight: Coober Pedy Day 6: Coober Pedy to Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park or venture home Travel along the Stuart Highway and detour east of Cadney Roadhouse to The Painted Desert - a spectacular and recently discovered section of the pristine Breakaways country with large rocky outcrop of large and small hills, which emerge suddenly out of a flat desert landscape (three hours return). From here you can choose to continue on to Ayers Rocks or make the return journey home. More info Mighty Murray Way Road Trip Mighty Murray Way Road Trip 4 days following one of the world's longest rivers from the Murray Mouth to the ever-changing Riverland. Download the PDF map here Content courtesy of South Australian Tourism Commission Day 1: Adelaide to Goolwa Drive from Adelaide to Goolwa, an old river port town where the Murray River meets the sea. Join Australia Spirit Cruises for a cruise that takes you to the Murray Mouth and learn about the wildlife, eco-systems and Aboriginal significance of this area known as the Coorong. The Coorong National Park is a 130km stretch of saltwater lagoons protected from the Southern Ocean by the sweeping sand dunes. The perfect sanctuary for birds, animals and fish. A quick drive will see you at the Currency Creek and Langhone Creek wine regions. Overnight: Goolwa Day 2: Goolwa to Waikerie via Murray Bridge This morning we head to Murray Bridge and visit Monarto Safari Park, The park is the world's largest open range safari park, with more than 500 animals. From Murray Bridge head to the historic town of Mannum and stop for lunch at the Mannum Motel before continuing to Swan Reach and Walkers Flat, where the cliffs are a must-see. Continue to Morgan and visit Caudo Vineyard’s cellar door at Cadell with prime position on the banks of the River before arriving in Waikerie. As an alternative take the 'Big Bend by Night' tour at Swan Reach to see the river's amazing nocturnal wildlife. Overnight: Waikerie Day 3: Waikerie to Renmark Call into the Overland Corner Hotel, this is not just another pub but a living museum. Continue to Banrock Station Wine and Wetland Centre an ideal setting to enjoy an outstanding wine, food and nature experience. Drive to Barmera and enjoy some watersports on Lake Bonney before continuing to Berri and Renmark. Visit Wilkadene Woolshed Brewery located in an historic 100-year-old shearing sheds with stunning views of the river and take a guided tour of the century old Twenty Third Street Distillery in Renmark and try their craft gin or whiskey. Visit Australia's largest rose garden, Ruston's Roses. Rent a kayak and explore the riverbank from the water and stock up on fresh fruit and vegetables from the roadside stalls. Overnight: Renmark  Day 4: Renmark to Adelaide From here you can choose to return to Adelaide or continue on to Mildura. Consider extending this itinerary with a 4 day/3 night Murray River Walk, a guided walking and cruising tour departing from Renmark. The tour operates within the Ramsar Wetland and guests experience a range of environments. Houseboat accommodation, nightly three course meals and qualified guides are included.          More info Seafood Frontier - 4 Day Road Trip The Seafood Frontier Spend 4 days following the Eyre Peninsula's stunning coastline on a seafood safari. Download the PDF map here Content courtesy of South Australian Tourism Commission Day 1: Adelaide / Port Lincoln - 650 km, 7 hour drive Drive to Whyalla via Port Augusta and snorkel or dive to see how the chameleons of the sea, Australian giant cuttlefish, change colour (May to August). Head to Whyalla’s foreshore marina to meet the friendly pod of local dolphins, in what is fast becoming one of Australia’s best places for dolphin interactions. Continue on to Cowell well known for its oysters and jade minerals. Drop a net from the town jetty to catch big blue crabs or hire a kayak. Drive on to Tumby Bay a small coastal town with lovely beaches, take a fishing charter and try catching King George whiting before arriving in Port Lincoln. Stay at: Port Lincoln Day 2: Port Lincoln  Port Lincoln is home to some of the most unique marine wildlife experiences available. Swim with sea lions or for an adrenalin rush, try cage diving with great white sharks – the only place in Australia that you can see these predators up close from the safety of a cage. A little less fearsome, Lincoln National Park and Coffin Bay National Park feature cliffs, sand dunes, sheltered bays and sandy beaches, both are a short drive from Port Lincoln. Tempt yourself with the one kilogram oyster challenge at one of the local hotels, other fresh seafood available on the plate includes, abalone, blue fin tuna, whiting, mussels, prawns and lobster. Stay at: Port Lincoln Day 3: Port Lincoln / Streaky Bay - 293 km, 3 hour drive Make your way up the west coast to Streaky Bay, There's a 283-step stairway down to Locks Well Beach, which is rated as one of the best salmon fishing beaches in Australia. It's worth the effort. Continue passing some spectacular coastal areas such as Venus Bay and Baird Bay where you can swim with sea lions and dolphins. A unique outcrop of granite boulders, known as Murphy’s Haystacks, offer a great photo opportunity. At Streaky Bay you can purchase fresh, local seafood at various locations throughout this very relaxed and idyllic coastal town. Stay at: Streaky Bay Day 4: Streaky Bay / Ceduna / Border Village - Streaky Bay to Ceduna: 110 km, 1 hour 15 minute drive. Ceduna to Border Village: 480 km, 5 hour drive Drive to Smoky Bay – another oyster growing spot on the Eyre Peninsula. Ceduna is a great base to explore the rest of the far west coast, across to Head of Bight and the Nullarbor. Take a 2-hour cruise at Fowlers Bay to watch Southern Right and Humpback whales frolicking in the ocean (seasonal). From June to October watch large numbers of Southern right whales from special viewing platforms at Head of Bight. Continue on to Western Australia.   More info Southern Ocean Drive Road Trip Southern Ocean Drive Road Trip Spend 5 days traversing the Fleurieu Peninsula and Limestone Coast Download the PDF map here Content courtesy of South Australian Tourism Commission Day 1: Adelaide to Victor Harbor Heading south from Adelaide to the Fleurieu Peninsula, one of the most scenic wine regions in Australia. Tour McLaren Vale wineries then head south again to Victor Harbor. Jump on a Big Duck Boat Tour to see sea lions, fur seals and dolphins or swim with Bluefin tuna with Oceanic Victor. Prefer to stay on land? Ride the horse drawn tram onto Granite Island and look for Penguins.  We suggest staying at: Victor Harbor Beachfront Holiday Park Day 2:  Victor Harbor to Penola   Consider extending this itinerary to include Kangaroo Island from Cape Jervis to Penneshaw. Otherwise visit Goolwa and either drive to Naracoorte (via Meningie) to see the impressive World Heritage-listed Naracoorte Caves. Here you can venture underground to see 350,000 year-old fossil beds. Or cruise the Coorong - 100km of dunes, fresh-water wetlands and ocean. Continue on to Penola. We suggest staying at: Penola Day 3:   Penola to Robe Today, you can explore some of the 25 cellar doors that the Coonawarra has to offer, all within close proximity of each other. Order a picnic basket and hire a bike or take the Wineries Walking Trail. In the afternoon drive to Robe, a seaside town famed for its lobster. The town has lovely beaches and a great shopping strip with galleries, cafés and local produce to tempt the tastebuds. We suggest staying at: Discovery Holiday Parks - Robe Day 4:   Robe to Mount Gambier Continue to explore Robe in the morning before travelling 50 minutes to Beachport. Drive along Bowman Scenic Drive for impressive coastal scenery and the Pool of Siloam, a lake reputedly seven times saltier than the sea. Continue to Millicent and visit Mayura Station Tasting Room (by appointment only Thurs - Sat) for premium quality Wagyu beef before arriving in Mount Gambier.  We suggest staying at: Apartments on Tolmie - Mount Gambier Day 5:  Depart Mount Gambier Built on the side of an extinct volcano, Mount Gambier is the city of craters, lakes and caves. Tour the magnificent Blue Lake and visit the beautiful sunken garden at Umpherston Sinkhole. 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