Yes looks like _Alphitonia excelsa_ or a different _Alphitonia_ species such as _A. petriei_ .
Confirming this does not identify to a _Ficus_ species. For example check these photographs for _Ficus_ stipules, quite different to _Alphitonia_ stipules . And yes are these leaves' undersides white ?
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