Why don't you do the lubes and filters yourself? It will save you a ton of money. Get yourself a manual. As for lube, you need to change all oils: engine, trany, TC, and difs. You also need to put grease to all nipples - the mechanical variety

. Some people also like to put new fluids in their power steering, brakes and clutch. Just follow the proceedures in the manual.
You power issues are probably related to your fuel system. The fuel filter is probably plugged up. Also, check the filter under the banjo fitting on the top of your injector pump. Dealing with these two filter made an amazing power difference in my truck.
The tappets also need to be looked at during a major service - depending on when they were last adjusted. You can do it yourself or get a shop to do it. If you do it yourself, don't forget a new valve cover gasket. Mine were way out and it also made a bit of a power difference.
If none of this fixes her up, then the next thing I would look at is your injectors and injector pump. However, in your post you did not say anything about a lot of black or white smoke. When was the last time the injectors were inspected, rebuilt or replaced. I think they are suppose to be done every 100,000 to 140,000 kms. I got my new injectors from Hiflo. The price was very good for new injectors - about half of what i would of paid for getting my injectors rebuilt in Canada.
Other major service items are coolant hoses and belts. These are things that you can also do yourself quite easily.
As I don't live in Auss, I can't recommend a shop for you, but I am sure the others can. But like I said, with a manual an a few tools, everything is strait forward.
Good luck.