Well this is really turning out to be the friendly app! @JasonPStewartNMsnc2016 has been awesome in getting me started in doing identifications but... I don't share his enthusiasm for athletic carnivals. He he... But come October when I'm watching cars go round and round at Bathurst he may well be slapping his palm against his forehead and saying 'Why Oh Why?' Que sera sera.
there was definitely gorse at the site. On the map (small scale) you can see where the sink hole was that Parks filled. A few meters to the east I removed gorse for a number of years, that was before Field Maps. I know that Parks regularly monitored the area for Gorse; however, I'm not sure whether they still do because I suggested FoMM will have an eye on it as long as we work at the Fair. We should mark it with pink tape to remind us that it is there ....
abread111 can you see the coordinates at this sighting Allocasuarina littoralis (Black She-oak) too? that is one of the in situ A. littoralis photos I took in the field and used for the other record. The problem might be the mixing up of records taken at various sites which I will avoid in future.