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  1. The single described species of Jassopsaltria, J. rufifacies Ashton is re-described, four new species of Jassopsaltria Ashton, 1914 are described from Western Australia (J. aeroides sp. n., J. cinnamomea sp. n., J. minilyaensis sp. n., J. gracilens sp. n.) and one new species is described from the Northern Territory (J. danielsorum sp. n.). A key is provided to the six known species, and the male calling songs of all Western Australian species are presented. 
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  2. A new tribe, Kimberpsaltriini, subfamily Cicadinae, is described to accommodate Kimberpsaltria taenia gen. n., sp. n., a species that is known only from the central Kimberley, Western Australia. Relationships of the new tribe are discussed, a key to the tribes of Australian cicadas in the subfamily Cicadinae is provided, and the song of the new species is analysed. 
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