Well, you could try a palm tree, bit skinny but spreads at the top! Maybe a calistemon (native, bottle brush) or grevillea banksia, nice red flowers in late winter, fast growing and a native; murraya, fairly dense all over if trimmed; crepe myrtle, I'd look for the 'Indian Summer' variety as they've been bred to be resistant to powdery mildew and red spider mite, I think, nice flowers and come in red, pink and white. What else, a wattle perhaps, various types'll grow to that size; one of the cassias; magnolia would like nice down there in the Illawarra district, especially the white 'yulan' tree magnolia denudata; any of the prunus family, p. campanulata is nice; malus floribunda, pink flower late winter; and a hundred or more others. Good luck.

After all that, you left out Tuckeroo funnelwebðÂÂÂ

Arr, left it out Fern_! No, I included it in "and a hundred more others". Gees, that was way back in January 07 when I submitted that!
B.

Haha ok i'll let you off. How time flys. Ive only just found this forum a month or so ago and have been delving into all the old files. Very interesting site.

Tim

Golden Penda's are very nice and would enjoy the damp soil. You could crown raise it to your desired shape.