a fan

can be a bloody god send on those humid stillllll nights

Yep thats on my list for sure.
I have looked up the weather history for that time of year
and it said maximum average of 28 degrees during the day.
But early 30's during the day is ok, as long as it aint to warm at night! Should have the sea breeze too hopefully.

If it's a sandy site then some shade cloth for the living area outside the tent is a god send. Helps keep the amount of sand in the tent down as well.

+ Dustpan and brush.

I have a piece on fake lawn i am taking to put outside the tent.

for food, bait and ice. Bourbon and coke doesn't keep itself cold!!

bug zapper? plenty of lighting. Battery charger.

Can never have too much of that stuff, hey ozz

Hair dryer and slippers..haha

Seriously now;

Small torch for finding ya way to the loo at night.

Shade cloth - double this over for best results (will be better then fake grass).

Some baby powder - sprinkle around things that you don't want ants into.

Get a good camp chair - not those cheap bag ones.

Aeroguard

Fly net for hat.

Ear plugs.

A good port and some dark chocolate.

Cheers Pete

Oh and a few new FW stubby holders

I camped for a bit over a week same time of year earlier this year. Didnt have many problems with the heat. Not sure if I lucked out or it was typical (was pretty warm during the day in the sun though, but the tent was in the shade and had a bit of a breeze). Didnt bring a fan, but didnt need it (better to bring and not use than not bring and need though). Made sure to put the tent in an area that had a lot of shade the whole day, especially midday/arvo.

Poweboards/extension leads are useful, and so's a hanging light so you can see what you're doing without having to hold a torch.

Oh, and if you're staying at the lighthouse caravan park, theres lots of shade under the trees, but try not to park your car under them (the ones with needle type leaves). If it rains then a mixture of salt and tree sap covers your car :S.

and my tables, chairs, cooker, pans etc Gazebo, beer frige and what else? To show you how to put a tent up! dave to teach you how to drink like a man instead of drinking girlie
drinks, a bottle with the bottom cut off with a tube attached to the outside of the tent (for night time pee pees)carpet for the side of your bed! slippers, washing line if you dont want to use the ones at the laundry. That should do it. oh and a BIG hammer for the tent pegs.

I asked the same questions some months back with some good feed back.

Garry

Don't bother with el cheapo tent pegs, lash out and buy some heavy duty suckers.

Will stop the tent get whipped when the breeze comes in. I have used 600mm star pickets in the past, worked a treat. (Bunnings)