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Reviewer: Waggers (talk · contribs) 12:15, 5 February 2016 (UTC)
This is a very interesting article on a fascinating subject. I can tell that contributors have researched it carefully. The writing is of a high standard and the prose flows well all the way through the article, which I find to be pleasantly and coherently structured. Very well done on the work done to date.
There was one tiny glitch in the Tunnels section regarding the oil leak - I've taken the liberty of correcting that myself.
Some of the words and phrases used in the article are of course direct copies from the Australian Heritage Database, as indicated in the Attribution section. I was worried for a moment when I noticed the similarity of turn of phrase, but again, there's actually no problem. I notice that some of the word choice issues I mention above actually stem from the AHD text.
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