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Hello world, and welcome to my userpage in which I will be updating regularly. So this might be not the final design of the userpage and might never be from the dawn of time until Wikipedia ultimately dies from having any people editing it.

The first time that I viewed Wikipedia, I was only a viewer looking at all those pages. But since doing my first edit on the 12th April 2012, I have being editing articles on and off during my eight years on Wikipedia. The articles that mostly do edit are sport's pages that go from basketball to rugby sevens with everything else in between. This is because that is my main area of knowledge is the sporting front but hopefully I will be able to expand when the times come.

Initally, the account name was under Matt294069 due to have the first name as Matthew. In late 2018, I created an second account (AussieHawk) as a way to have it be mainly focused on getting rid of the unassessed articles that is on Wikipedia. Eight months later, in mid 2019, in a way to match the rest of my online profiles, I decided to change the username to HawkAussie with the feeling of matching more as I was slowly going into more of the wiki side instead of using it on a personal level.

• Mostly all about sport articles that haven't been expanded out yet.

• First Edit (12-4-2012): 2011–12 Los Angeles Lakers season
• 100th edit (27-10-2012): Africa Women Cup of Nations
• 200th edit (5-5-2013): ATP Auckland Open
• 300th edit (2-2-2013): 2012–13 IRB Sevens World Series
• 400th edit (8-4-2013): 10 Bold
• 500th edit (4-7-2013): 2014–15 Formula E Championship
• 600th edit (17-7-2013): 2013 Brisbane International
• 750th edit (5-12-2013): Australian International (badminton)
• 1000th edit (25-01-2014): 2014 USA Women's Sevens
• 1500th edit (24-07-2014): Nigeria at the 2006 Commonwealth Games
• 2000th edit (31-01-2015): Vanuatu national netball team
• 2500th edit (28-09-2015): Kenya national cricket team
• 3000th edit (15-01-2016): Denmark national beach soccer team
• 3500th edit (16-03-2016): Mahindra Racing
• 4000th edit (08-07-2016): 2016 Women's Hockey Junior World Cup
• 4500th edit (22-10-2016): Talk:Zimbabwe national netball team
• 5000th edit (3-9-2017): Clarence United FC
• 6000th edit (22-01-2018): 2018 Netball Quad Series (January)
• 7000th edit (24-06-2018): 1911–12 Austrian First Class
• 8000th edit (02-09-2018): Category:2016 AFF Championship
• 9000th edit (22-12-2018): 2018 Bangladesh Federation Cup
• 10000th edit (05-04-2019): Netherlands national football team results
• 12000th edit (12-06-2019): User talk:2001:569:BC6A:9400:4C8:DC4B:8A4:89BC
• 14000th edit (25-08-2019): Table tennis at the 2019 African Games
• 16000th edit (20-11-2019): 1982 in association football
• 18000th edit (24-04-2020): 1995–96 Vyshcha Liha
• 20000th edit (08-10-2020): Spain national football team results (1920–29)
• 22500th edit (13-04-2021): Portsmouth F.C.
• 25000th edit (27-07-2024): Diving at the 2024 Summer Olympics – Women's synchronized 3 metre springboard

1. Wales national football team results (1920–1939) (mostly helped the tedious tables)
2. Wales national football team results (1946–1959) (mostly helped the tedious tables)
3. Wales national football team results (1960–1979) (mostly helped the tedious tables)
4. Wales national football team results (1980–1999) (mostly helped the tedious tables)

1. 2014 Bahrain GP2 Series round (created the article, CatRacer22 expanded it)
2. Jamaica national football team (massively expanded)
3. 2019 Cricket World Cup (helped out in expanding prose)
4. 1975 Cricket World Cup (Expanded with prose)
5. Fiji at the 1976 Summer Olympics (Expanded from stub)
6. 1994 FIFA World Cup qualification (CONCACAF–OFC play-off) (expanded)
7. Australia at the 1936 Winter Olympics (Expanded from stub)
8. 1987 Football League Second Division play-off Final (expanded from a stub and was finished by The Rambling Man)
9. Water polo at the 2000 Summer Olympics – Women's tournament (Expanded with prose)

1. 2018 Wheelchair Basketball World Championship (creator)
2. 2019 Hong Kong Sevens (nominated)
3. 2019 Rugby World Cup Final (recreator)

1. 2021 Australian Open