2730 20160701171710.0 ASTROimport-887 Goldman, S. 2014 Discovering metal-poor circumstellar OH masers OH masers are excellent signposts for a variety of phenomenon including winds of highly-evolved stars (1612 MHz). Using the superior angular resolution and sensitivity of the ATCA, high spectral resolution of the CABB backend, and close proximity to the LMC (with half solar metallicity), this observation will allow us to extend an important relation involving the evolution of red giants and supergiants in a lower metallicity (van Loon, 2012). With even fewer detections with clear double-peaked profiles, indicating an expansion velocity of the circumstellar envelope, successful observation is vital for the advancement of our stellar mass-loss models. By refining the metallicity dependence of the mass-loss of highly-evolved red giants and supergiants in their superwind phase, we can better understand the evolution of these stars and their feedback within galaxies. Green, J. van Loon, J. Wood, P. Imai, H. Groenewegen, M. Nanni, A. ATNF Proposal 2014 http://esoads.eso.org/abs/2014atnf.prop.6302G published in NONREF