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Cundall Google Map of NABERS and Green Star rated buildings, updated

by Cameron Jewell 10 December 2009Updated 15 December 2009

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Click on the map to see your neighbour’s NABERS and Green Star ratings, now updated for more inclusions and detail. See below for major city screen shots

SYDNEY – Screen shot
BRISBANE – Screen shot
MELBOURNE – Screen shot
SYDNEY – detail

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