Help to identify tree

[tree lopper]

Hi Everyone.

I'm removing this tree and wondering if anyone can id it for me, please? I've no idea what it is.

The last photo has a few stray leaves in it: it's the log I'm showing there only.

It's about 20 metres tall. The leaves are a little wavy on the ridges. There were occasional small bumps, protruding less than 1cm from the trunk, though I'm not sure if that's very helpful. I couldn't see any flowers or fruit.

Thanks very much.

[tree lopper]

I thought I'd add: it had a bit of water in it, no sap leaked. It's leaves are opposite. Anyone?

[Wood Collector]

It looks similar to a native frangipani.

[Cliff Rogers]

Looks a bit like a fig of some sort, is the sap milky/sticky?

[tree lopper]

I had a look at Hymenosporum and see the similarity in the leaves, but I don't think it's one of those. Thanks for the suggestion.

It's not fig-like sap, again thanks for the suggestion.

I should add the trunk is probably about 700mm.

Any other thoughts?

[MAPLEMAN]

I had a look at Hymenosporum and see the similarity in the leaves, but I don't think it's one of those. Thanks for the suggestion.

It's not fig-like sap, again thanks for the suggestion.

I should add the trunk is probably about 700mm.

Any other thoughts?

Did you keep the trunk for milling?...MM

[glenno64]

I'm thinking it may be one of the Cryptocarya sp.
glaucescens perhaps? but I'm not sure where you are and where it's distribution ends