  A blind HI survey using the Parkes telescope at |b|<5 deg, 300 deg < l < 332
deg has so far revealed 305 galaxies, most of which were previously unknown.
These galaxies are used to map out the distribution of filaments and voids out
to 10000 km/s. A preliminary measurement of the galaxy overdensity suggests
only a moderate overdensity is present, and that the excess mass (above the
background density) is ~2.10^{15}.Omega.M(sun). This is below the mass
predicted in POTENT reconstructions of the local velocity field, and implies
that the `Great Attractor' (GA) is not as massive as these reconstructions
indicate, or does not lie hidden in the region investigated.
