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514:, initiated a substantial works programme in both the original and new areas of the gaol. This included demolition of the portion of wall separating the new and old sections of the gaol and the construction of various workshops, a cookhouse and extra cells in existing wings, as well as the installation of new utilities including underground water tanks.
481:
Correctional facilities were first established in
Parramatta in 1798, being "a strong logged gaol of 100 feet in length, with separate cells for the prisoners ... and paled around with very high fence", housing eight prisoners. In 1799, a fire destroyed this facility and it was rebuilt in 1802 on the
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part of one of these wings was set aside for prisoners who had been deemed insane. In 1899, a 32 unit radial exercise yard was constructed in the space formed on three sides by the recently constructed wings. At this time the cells were also converted from associated cells to single cells, under the
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A new development scheme completed in 1993 included a pedestrian and large vehicle entry off Dunlop Street and new adjacent buildings for reception, administration and visiting facilities. These new designs attempted to match the form and scale of the original precinct, with hipped roofs and bricks
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714:
The fabric reflects the shifts in penal philosophy and changes in use from the 1830s to the construction of Long Bay in the early twentieth century. The fabric is an educational and archaeological resource, as a continuing document of
Australian social history and a potential source of information
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Up until its closure in 2011, the
Parramatta Correctional Centre was the oldest gaol in original use in Australia. It is the most intact of the pre-1850s gaols of Australia. It has strong, documented, century and a half associations with people who have shaped its fabric and regimes and with those
534:
The 1940s began a period of official mistreatment of nineteenth century institutional establishments and a number of unsympathetic buildings were approved for construction. In the 1970s, the
Parramatta Linen Service, a large auditorium and an extension to the gatehouse were built. This period also
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and New South Wales were forced to expand their penal facilities between 1858 and 1865. During this time, the perimeter wall of the original gaol was extended to enclose a portion of land equal in size to the existing allotment. In August 1863 as the wall was nearing completion, William Coles, the
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structure of several wings, enclosed by high sandstone walls topped with observation towers. Designed in Old
Grecian style, it consists of six cell blocks, three storeys in height. To the rear are three radiating semi-circular or rectangular two storey prison blocks. A number of cells have been
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Due to declining entries into the penal system, the gaol was disestablished on 15 September 1918 and the property given over to the inspector of mental hospitals. At this time the western sandstone perimeter walls were demolished and much of the equipment and internal fittings removed. By 1927
548:
In July 2011, Corrective
Services NSW announced that the Parramatta Correctional Centre would close, which took effect on 9 October 2011. State Property Management Authority administered the site until 2015, and has now been returned to the Deerubin Local Aboriginal Lands Council as part of a
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The constructional character and quality of the early buildings, in particular the stone slab floors, ashlar walls and timber roof trusses, are exceptional. It is significant in its physical and spatial quality as an enclosed complex: in particular the character established by its coherent
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Three further extensions of the gaol perimeter wall were carried out during the last quarter of the nineteenth century. Within the new enclosure, three cell wings were slowly built between 1883 and 1889, largely with prison labour. Owing to overcrowding of the observation ward at
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however, with an increase in demand on the system, the gaol was rehabilitated and was re-established in 1927. Notably, this rehabilitation involved the conversion of the single cells back to associated cells. Parramatta became a centre for re-training and rehabilitation.
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The period from the end of the nineteenth century to WWI was devoted to the improvement of auxiliary facilities â industrial, spiritual and hygienic. In 1906 â 1908, a chapel was constructed within the prison walls while sewerage and ablutions blocks were upgraded.
981:, Choon Tee Philip Lim, a Malaysian citizen, was in Parramatta jail. He was released into the custody of waiting immigration officials and was deported to Malaysia soon after this. He was one of the last prisoners in the jail before its closure.
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1973:
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enlarged to house two prisoners. Uniformity of materials used during times of addition contribute to the cohesion of this group of sandstone buildings. Talls are generally hand dressed, with slate clad timber roof structure.
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501:, the Commanding Royal Engineer. When the first building was completed in 1842 by (James) Houison and Payten, Thomas Duke Allen was installed as the gaoler, with his wife Martha acting as matron for the female prisoners.
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Between 1842 and 1861, a number of improvements were made to conditions within the prison, but major extensions were not undertaken until 1862. As a result of the population boom caused by the gold rushes, both
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who have been shaped by it. The complex is also of value to
Parramatta as an element in a group of early institutions linked by a parkland setting along the left bank of the
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It was reported to be in good condition as at 28 July 1997. Much of the original precinct remains intact although many of the internal fittings have been removed.
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The current
Parramatta Correctional Centre was the third gaol to be built in Parramatta and was completed in 1842. The original design was submitted by
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In 2004, there were calls for the centre to be closed after two inmates escaped by scaling the prison wall using ladders without being seen by guards.
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The place is important in demonstrating aesthetic characteristics and/or a high degree of creative or technical achievement in New South Wales.
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The place has potential to yield information that will contribute to an understanding of the cultural or natural history of New South Wales.
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1861:
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1865 â Perimeter wall extended. Cookhouse and additional cells added to existing wings. Underground water tanks installed.
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Anderson's 1979 conviction of conspiracy to commit murder was overturned in 1985. His original conviction is cited as a
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English-born
Australian convicted for the sexual assault of a young girl; later a successful politician in New Zealand.
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until its name was changed to
Parramatta Correctional Centre in 1992. When in operation, the centre was managed by
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The place is important in demonstrating the course, or pattern, of cultural or natural history in New South Wales.
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1983:
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The Parramatta Correctional Centre has been the filming location of various Australian productions, including
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The following individuals have served all or part of their sentence at the Parramatta Correctional Centre:
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1883â1889 â The perimeter is further extended and three new wings are built in the resulting area.
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published by the State of New South Wales (Department of Planning and Environment) 2018 under
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Text is licensed by State of New South Wales (Department of Planning and Environment) under
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264:
8:
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1905:
690:
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1899 â 32 unit radial exercise area built. Cells are converted from associated to single.
418:, Australia. It was in operation between 1798 and 2011. The centre was initially called
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1818:. Heritage Group, Design Services, Department of Public Works & Services. 2000.
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1970s â Parramatta Linen Service, an auditorium and gatehouse extensions are built.
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Armed robbery, murderer and heroin dealer, accused of being a hitman, served life.
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Department of Corrective Services: Interim Heritage and Conservation Register
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1035:"Parramatta Gaol (former), 73 O'Connell St, North Parramatta, NSW, Australia"
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72:
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New South Wales places listed on the defunct Register of the National Estate
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978:
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1993 â A new entrance and areas for administration and reception are built.
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1927 â Internal refit. Single cells are converted back to associated cells.
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Parramatta Gaol (former), 73 O'Connell St, North Parramatta, NSW, Australia
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Convicted of theft. An organised crime figure and illegal casino operator.
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saw the opening of periodic detention centres for males and females.
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in 1835, however the buildings were commenced to a design by Captain
1825:
Parramatta Correctional Centre: Its Past Development and Future Care
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1856:
1769:: Australasian Legal Information Institute â Criminal Law database.
438:. Immediately prior to its closure, the centre detained short term
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architectural form and predominant sandstone and slate materials.
693:(former Female Factory 1822) and the Norma Parker Centre. (former
36:
1766:
1320:"Drop in crime, budget cuts close Parramatta Correctional Centre"
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influence of comptroller general, William Frederick Neitenstein.
1561:. National Centre of Biography, Australian National University.
1647:"Prison playwright Jim McNeil's inside jobs get a fresh outing"
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lodged a land claim on the former jail site (as decommissioned
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214:
113:
1816:
North Parramatta Government Sites Conservation Management Plan
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A prison guard on lookout in the watchtower at Parramatta Gaol
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1840:
1808:
North Parramatta Government Sites Landscape Conservation Plan
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The centre closed briefly between 3 September 1997 and 1998.
1261:(Press release). Corrective Services NSW. 6 September 2011.
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During 2012 the centre was used for the setting of a film,
1935:
1590:
Hawkesbury Courier and Agricultural and General Advertiser
1346:"Aboriginal land council wins Parramatta Gaol land claim"
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on 2 April 1999 having satisfied the following criteria.
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for males on the corner of O'Connell and Dunlop Streets,
267:, stone slab floors, ashlar walls and timber roof trusses
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Underworld figure, standover man and convicted murderer.
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The Gaol also runs "Ghost Hunts" and tours fortnightly.
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The song "Tomorrow", recorded by Australian rock band
1537:"PARRAMATTA CORRECTIONAL CENTRE â A KILLER LOCATION!"
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inmates, operated as a transient centre, and was the
1593:. Vol. 2. Windsor, NSW. 18 July 1844. p. 1
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1745:(1). Sydney: Sydney University Law Society: 48â50.
1486:"Ghost hunt along creepy corridors of an old gaol"
1183:(Press release). Riverside Theatre. Archived from
815:Bank robbery and a notorious prison escape artist.
715:about the cultural past of the colony since 1788.
1822:
1211:
1209:
1207:
1205:
672:Parramatta Correctional Centre was listed on the
2413:
1884:
1799:'Land Claim on jail complication for government'
1289:"Budget cuts will force Parramatta jail closure"
1286:
1860:This Knowledge article was originally based on
1611:
1368:
576:1985 â 32 unit radial exercise area demolished.
567:1906â1908 â Chapel built and sewerage upgraded.
1806:Geoffrey Britton & Colleen Morris (1999).
1418:
1202:
585:2011 â The jail was closed at the end of 2011.
200:
1921:
1421:"Inside Parramatta's creepy abandoned prison"
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1062:
1043:. Department of the Environment and Energy,
1678:"Neddy the fun family man â by his ex-wife"
1614:"Killer Lawson dies after 50 years in jail"
1385:"Old jail sets the scene for silver screen"
1928:
1914:
1317:
1226:"Call to close prison over escape 'farce'"
1059:
2094:Metropolitan Remand and Reception Centre
1781:"One of Dr Chang's killers to walk free"
1552:
1110:Department of Planning & Environment
941:Died in custody at Long Bay Gaol in 2021
389:
2437:New South Wales State Heritage Register
1866:New South Wales State Heritage Register
1511:"Lyrics of Cold Chisel song 'Tomorrow'"
1483:
1414:
1412:
1410:
1343:
1142:
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1105:New South Wales State Heritage Register
674:New South Wales State Heritage Register
471:New South Wales State Heritage Register
251:Deerubbin Local Aboriginal Land Council
173:Deerubbin Local Aboriginal Land Council
14:
2457:Government buildings completed in 1798
2414:
1841:State Projects Heritage Group (1995).
1831:
1796:
1708:"Maleny man's Hilton bombing memories"
1688:from the original on 20 September 2009
1675:
1548:
1546:
1465:from the original on 19 September 2017
1098:
2376:Department of Communities and Justice
1909:
1714:from the original on 24 February 2017
1710:. Sunshine Coast Daily. 25 May 2008.
1644:
1431:from the original on 31 December 2017
1236:from the original on 13 November 2012
718:
432:Department of Communities and Justice
303:Colonial Architect of New South Wales
1732:
1676:Sutton, Candace (23 February 2003).
1612:Sutton, Candice (30 November 2003).
1407:
1344:Kembrey, Melanie (3 February 2015).
1137:
765:
2452:2011 disestablishments in Australia
1626:from the original on 16 August 2017
1555:"Freeman, George David (1935â1990)"
1543:
1419:Gorman, Ginger (15 November 2016).
667:
598:, and has been used in filming for
24:
1559:Australian Dictionary of Biography
1484:Bamford, Matt (21 November 2014).
1299:from the original on 10 March 2012
1178:"Criminals and Parramatta Pirates"
539:which complemented the sandstone.
25:
2468:
2432:North Parramatta, New South Wales
1878:
1834:City of Parramatta Heritage Study
1657:from the original on 19 July 2012
1356:from the original on 19 June 2018
1287:Smith, Alexandra (27 July 2011).
1268:from the original on 8 April 2012
1154:. Government of New South Wales.
473:as a site of State significance.
348:New South Wales Heritage Register
2422:1798 establishments in Australia
1855:
1757:from the original on 21 May 2022
1645:Neill, Rosemary (23 June 2012).
1517:from the original on 7 July 2014
1148:"Parramatta Correctional Centre"
1122:
1100:"Parramatta Correctional Centre"
993:
962:Exonerated and released in 1985.
833:Pardoned in 1885. Deceased 1907.
788:Nature of conviction / Notoriety
199:
192:
35:
1790:
1773:
1733:Hogg, Russell (February 1991).
1726:
1700:
1669:
1638:
1605:
1577:
1565:from the original on 9 May 2015
1529:
1503:
1477:
1443:
1377:
1337:
1158:from the original on 4 May 2012
467:Register of the National Estate
465:, the complex is listed on the
311:Register of the National Estate
1862:Parramatta Correctional Centre
1850:
1513:. Cold Chisel. 24 April 2011.
1391:. 8 March 2012. Archived from
1374:Kembrey/Parramatta Sun, 8/3/12
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1218:
1170:
1027:
651:
589:
400:Parramatta Correctional Centre
30:Parramatta Correctional Centre
13:
1:
1021:
915:
510:first clerk of works for the
436:Government of New South Wales
1893:. Dictionary of Sydney Trust
1875:, accessed on 2 June 2018.
1864:, entry number 00812 in the
1318:Bartok, Di (8 August 2011).
1040:Australian Heritage Database
955:
867:
847:
826:
695:Roman Catholic Orphan School
656:Parramatta Gaol is a tooled
582:1997 â being disestablished.
402:is a heritage-listed former
275:8.743 hectares (21.60 acres)
7:
984:
639:NSW Aboriginal Land Council
552:
482:same site (now occupied by
10:
2473:
2403:List of Australian prisons
1823:James Semple Kerr (1995).
1735:"Who Bombed Tim Anderson?"
1455:Parramatta Heritage Centre
476:
2399:
2363:
2213:
2192:
2142:
1974:Compulsory Drug Treatment
1951:
1944:
1885:McCormack, Terri (2008).
1832:Walker, Meredith (1993).
1682:The Sydney Morning Herald
1350:The Sydney Morning Herald
1293:The Sydney Morning Herald
1232:. AAP. 29 November 2004.
1230:The Sydney Morning Herald
1016:Parramatta Female Factory
977:One of the killers of Dr
924:Playwright, armed robbery
448:periodic detention centre
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372:
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34:
2447:Mortimer Lewis buildings
2371:Australian Defence Force
637:On 24 February 2012 the
233:2 January 1842
150:9 October 2011
132:1 January 1798
1936:Places of detention in
1459:Parramatta City Council
1011:Punishment in Australia
894:Died in custody in 2003
424:Corrective Services NSW
280:Design and construction
1389:Parramatta Holroyd Sun
1001:New South Wales portal
967:miscarriage of justice
914:Released on parole in
549:historic lands grant.
404:medium security prison
395:
207:Former Parramatta Gaol
1324:Parramatta Advertsier
1045:Australian Government
756:Packed to the Rafters
613:Packed to the Rafters
393:
1891:Dictionary of Sydney
897:Rapist and murderer.
785:Incarceration status
727:on their 1980 album
2381:GEO Group Australia
2114:Silverwater Women's
1797:Bartok, Di (2013).
812:in 1984. Died 1991.
691:Cumberland Hospital
634:television series.
225:General information
82: /
31:
2193:Federal facilities
2104:Outer Metropolitan
1783:. 26 October 2009.
1256:"Prisons to close"
823:William Henry Eyes
782:Length of sentence
719:In popular culture
512:Colonial Architect
484:Riverside Theatres
396:
373:Reference no.
334:Reference no.
86:33.79905°S 151.0°E
29:
2427:Prisons in Sydney
2409:
2408:
2386:MTC-Broadspectrum
2214:Closed facilities
2188:
2187:
2019:Forensic Hospital
1887:"Parramatta Gaol"
1451:"Parramatta Gaol"
975:
974:
938:Life imprisonment
891:Life imprisonment
871:15 years to begin
864:John 'Chow' Hayes
804:Life imprisonment
766:Notable prisoners
520:Darlinghurst Gaol
450:for metropolitan
388:
387:
299:Architecture firm
256:Technical details
16:(Redirected from
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1948:
1945:State facilities
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1837:
1828:
1819:
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1190:on 27 March 2011
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998:
997:
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920:
917:
773:
772:
689:, including the
687:Parramatta River
668:Heritage listing
408:North Parramatta
243:
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238:
203:
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196:
182:Building details
157:
155:
142:
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91:-33.79905; 151.0
87:
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52:North Parramatta
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28:
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2089:Mid North Coast
1940:
1938:New South Wales
1934:
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1490:Daily Telegraph
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1215:Kerr 1995: 1â45
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495:Governor Bourke
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420:Parramatta Gaol
416:New South Wales
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165:Parramatta Gaol
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141:(in Parramatta)
140:
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133:
114:Medium security
90:
88:
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81:
76:
73:
71:
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68:
56:New South Wales
23:
22:
18:Parramatta Gaol
15:
12:
11:
5:
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