There is a CNM glitch which gives this sighting as local native or rare plant, depending on where you look. Filter on rare plants and this sighting drops off.
I think this is something to do with this species previously being considered rare (in sense of very uncommon) in the ACT; but the ACT is only a part of Canberra and Southern Tablelands, so this perspective doesn't apply across this reporting area.
Thanks @JaneR, but your sighting 4480701 in Nearby Sightings shows as rare/uncommon. Perhaps the category has changed in the last year or so. Both are in Gibraltar Pines though this is Tharwa and yours is Paddy’s River. The Places boundaries could also have changed.
Thanks Mike and Jane - should be still showing as rare in the ACT, so perhaps a glitch in the system. Prior to Naturemapr it was known from one location in the ACT but is still fairly restricted - there is one butterfly species that only eats this particular sedge so good to try and protect some of teh ACT patches
yes, its true that Rough Saw Sedge usually refers to Gahnia aspera, however G. aspera doesn't occur in the ACT. The only Gahnia occurring in the ACT, according to ACT Plant Census (prepared by National Herbarium) is Gahnia subaequiglumis.