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It is pretty much unheard of in Australia, and I had no idea it was a thing until I went to Tassie for a couple of years for one of my degrees. I see how it could happen, down there, but it is too sunny here in NSW year round for it to have a kick-in time. Perhaps you need to move to the Lucky Country?
There's definately places in NSW where you could experience SAD. Places in the Central West for example; Orange and Bathurst get quite gloomy during the winter.