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We have conducted a search for bright repeating Fast Radio Bursts in ournearby Universe with the Australian Square Kilometer Array Pathfinder (ASKAP)in single-dish mode. We used eight ASKAP 12-m dishes, each equipped with aChequerboard Phased Array Feed forming 36 beams on the sky, to survey$\sim$30,000 deg$^{2}$ of the southern sky ($-90^{\circ} < \delta <+30^{\circ}$) in 158 antenna days. The fluence limit of the survey is 22 Jyms.We report the detection of FRB 180515 in our survey. We found no repeating FRBsin a total mean observation of 3hrs per pointing divided into one-hourintervals, which were separated in time ranging between a day to a month. Usingour non-detection, we exclude the presence of a repeating FRB similar to FRB121102 closer than $z=0.004$ in the survey area --- a volume of at least $9.4\times 10^4$Mpc$^3$ --- at 95% confidence.

A Southern sky search for repeating Fast Radio Bursts using the Australian SKA Pathfinder