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I spotted it last night (28 July) from 36.8 S (NE Victoria) in very bright moonlit sky, low in the north-west. Binocular only, not visible naked eye, and couldn't make out a tail. Nice to see it back in our skies - it's a lot brighter than when it left even if it isn't putting on the show it did for the Northern Hemisphere.
I've attached a shot I took last night. With a waxing Moon and a fading comet, views aren't going to be much for a while.
Cheers -
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