Was this the original fault? i.e. range was tripping power? Presume it did at some time work, and then the fault developed?
When you say turned on, do you mean just power on at the outlet, or actually loading it up (i.e. oven and / or rings on to heat)?
What is the set up at the fuse board - probably need to see a pic of it.
Since the fault is still present with the cooker changed out, it is pointing a finger at the circuit rather than the appliance.
10.7kW is 45 + amps, which is well over the 32A rating.... But you'll only get that with all the rings and oven elements on.
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Electrickery woes 
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