31.4333° S, 152.9167° E 2024-04-20 Sat 02:33 AEST Moonset 2024-04-20 Sat 06:08 AEST 1.18 meters High Tide 2024-04-20 Sat 06:12 AEST Sunrise 2024-04-20 Sat 12:33 AEST 0.26 meters Low Tide 2024-04-20 Sat 15:33 AEST Moonrise 2024-04-20 Sat 17:22 AEST Sunset 2024-04-20 Sat 18:49 AEST 1.11 meters High Tide 2024-04-21 Sun 00:41 AEST 0.38 meters Low Tide 2024-04-21 Sun 03:27 AEST Moonset 2024-04-21 Sun 06:12 AEST Sunrise 2024-04-21 Sun 06:46 AEST 1.18 meters High Tide 2024-04-21 Sun 13:02 AEST 0.21 meters Low Tide 2024-04-21 Sun 15:58 AEST Moonrise 2024-04-21 Sun 17:20 AEST Sunset 2024-04-21 Sun 19:21 AEST 1.19 meters High Tide 2024-04-22 Mon 01:21 AEST 0.32 meters Low Tide 2024-04-22 Mon 04:21 AEST Moonset 2024-04-22 Mon 06:13 AEST Sunrise 2024-04-22 Mon 07:22 AEST 1.17 meters High Tide 2024-04-22 Mon 13:32 AEST 0.18 meters Low Tide 2024-04-22 Mon 16:22 AEST Moonrise 2024-04-22 Mon 17:19 AEST Sunset 2024-04-22 Mon 19:53 AEST 1.26 meters High Tide 2024-04-23 Tue 02:00 AEST 0.27 meters Low Tide 2024-04-23 Tue 05:15 AEST Moonset 2024-04-23 Tue 06:13 AEST Sunrise 2024-04-23 Tue 07:57 AEST 1.14 meters High Tide 2024-04-23 Tue 14:01 AEST 0.17 meters Low Tide 2024-04-23 Tue 16:48 AEST Moonrise 2024-04-23 Tue 17:18 AEST Sunset 2024-04-23 Tue 20:26 AEST 1.31 meters High Tide
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