March 8-14, 2017, Issue 1118, Brisbane News by Brisbane News

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he stadium was packed, the crowd impassioned, the noise deafening and the talent on show simply electric. I found myself resisting the urge to jump to my feet and clap uproariously, to wolf whistle at ear-shattering volume. No, this wasn’t at the Adele concert. This was at a recent Firebirds game, where in a nail-biting battle the home netball team was narrowly edged out by Suncorp Super Netball league newcomers Coolingwood Magpies. Firebirds captain Gabi Simpson, featured in our Queensland Women’s Week feature (P10) was in fine form. Like many women, I played netball every weekend during my school years. Not very well, mind you, but it was fun. On the court, I learned to work as part of a team and how to be a good sport if the result didn’t go our way. I also learned to be tough (without being rough), how to defend my position (in the world) and when it was OK to attack (but not bully). And watching the Firebirds taught me that it’s a good thing my daughter also plays the game. She’s taken on as role models those women sweating on that court. I hope she emulates the strength and power they displayed.

contents up front

7 Spotlight: Real housewife Krissy Marsh

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puts those diva rumours to bed 8 Loving: Our favourite things 10 Feature: We sit down with four high achievers to mark Queensland Women’s Week 13 Phil Brown: Prefers planet Earth 14 Scene: Tommy Little opening night, New Farm; Brisbane Racing Club Girls’ Day out, Eagle Farm 16 Sum of Us: Country music sensations travel the road to fame

fashion

17 Pretty posies: Delicate floral prints bring the ultimate feminine touch

arts

21 Portrait: Scottish singer Eddi Reader makes a special pilgrimage 22 Art: Colours of Queensland, Judith Wright Centre, Fortitude Valley 23 Film: Logan

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24 Architecture: An Ashgrove cottage trips the light fantastic 26 Interiors: Polish up with gold and brass 28 Crossword, Horoscope

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32 House of the Week: Charm and class in Ascot

food

18 Recipe: Alastair McLeod’s buttermilk ancakes and honey roasted plums p 19 Restaurant: Fat Noodle, city

people l food l fashion l homes l arts l travel

on the cover

march 8 - 14 2017 issue 1118 brisbanenews.com.au

recipe

The multi-talented Sarah Kelly (Feature, P10).

Alastair McLeod’s pancake special

interiors

Bright and brassy

Game changer

photograph • Richard Walker

How Sarah Kelly is kicking goals in sport

Queensland Women’s Week

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Krissy Marsh 46 • The Real Housewives of Sydney The show may be based on drama and diva antics, but Brisbane-born beauty Krissy Marsh says those who believe the women on The Real Housewives of Sydney are simply spoilt bimbos are sadly mistaken. The accomplished Queenslander, who has been dubbed “the quintessential Australian girl” of the reality TV series, has been building her empire since the age of four, when she started modelling. “We always call my mum the ‘Kris Jenner’ because there were four of us girls growing up in the house and doing modelling and mum ran it all,” Krissy says. Growing up in Mt Gravatt, Krissy starred in her first film at six. By 15, she was walking for David Jones and Myer, and at 16 she had bought her first property. “My dad, who was a property developer in Queensland, was always like, ‘You’ve got to work – you make your own money and you never have to rely on a man’. My dad tagged me ‘the property princess’. It’s a very male-dominated industry but he always brought us up to be on an equal playing field.” Krissy, who speaks three languages, flew to Sydney at 18. Alongside study and modelling, she explored careers in business, finance and hospitality, looking after the likes of Princess Diana and Madonna, before moving to Italy for 18 months. She managed her own successful property company, which she sold to LJ Hooker, before leaving to live in Shanghai, China, where she was based with her husband Johnny and their three children Billy, 13, Nicco, 11, and Milana, 8, for three years. “We moved back to Sydney last year for my eldest to start high school and the plan is that Johnny will move back mid-year. It is hard being apart but I can always call him.” Krissy says that although she has always worked, she admires women who are stay-at-home mums. “I think that is a far harder job than to go out and run your own business – it’s not easy to sit at home with baby food all day. That was one of the reasons that I started my own business because I couldn’t stay at home all day; I needed something else. It is a hard juggle – everyone says you can have it all but I really, truly believe you cannot have it all at the one time.” Krissy, who is a “big goal-setter”, says she will never forget her roots. “I’m constantly in Brisbane – Queenslanders are very lucky. It will always be my state of origin.”

You’ve got to work – you make your own money and you never have to rely on a man

Photograph • Mark Calleja

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Contact lenses are well known for being excellent for sport and for giving better peripheral vision than spectacles, but there are also some things about contact lenses you may not know. BETTER VISION WITH CONTACT LENSES Patients with high prescriptions often have better vision with contact lenses. This is especially true for patients with high powered prescriptions or patients with diseases of the cornea such as keratoconus or corneal transplants1,2. CLARITY AT ALL DISTANCES – MULTIFOCAL CONTACT LENSES These lenses enable clear vision at all distances and offer total freedom from glasses. For patients who require multifocal or reading glasses, multifocal contact lenses can be an excellent option. “Multifocal contact lenses are one of the biggest innovations in vision care in the

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Leading

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PhotographS • Ric Frearson, Renae Droop, Tim Marsden, Richard Walker

In celebration of Queensland Women’s Week, four inspirational role models share what sparks them to succeed

omen of substance are in the spotlight this week. A raft of events will be held across Brisbane and the state as part of Queensland Women’s Week (March 6-12). Coinciding with International Women’s Day on March 8, the week celebrates the economic, political and social achievements of women, both past and present. The theme of “Queensland Women: Be involved. Lead the way” encourages women and girls to give their all, and pursue leadership roles in their various communities and places of work. With that in mind, Brisbane News sat down with four successful women who are leading the way in their chosen fields.

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Gabi SIMPSON

It took a year for Gabi Simpson to call Brisbane home but now the Queensland Firebirds captain can’t imagine living anywhere else. “I’m (settled) here and I love it. Everyone is just a bit more laid-back but they still get the job done – often with a smile on their face,’’ says Gabi, who is entering her fifth year with the Firebirds. “I also like that Brisbane is sunny.’’ Gabi (left) started playing netball aged eight, and fell in love with the game’s athleticism. She was a young athletics star, but the former Australian under-18 heptathlon champion chose netball because of the team atmosphere. The Sydney-born 24-year-old is the new Firebirds leader, having been handed the baton by club great Laura Geitz. Gabi says this year is a season of growth with a young team ready to tackle a new season and a new competition – Suncorp Super Netball. Gabi won the captaincy after being voted in by her teammates and admits to a “sense of surprise and excitement’’. “It’s really important to me to have the backing of the player group. The captaincy is a huge honour, especially knowing the previous leaders.’’ Gabi is especially conscious of the legacy of Laura, who led the Firebirds to ANZ championships in 2011, 2015 and 2016. “The biggest piece of advice Geitzy gave me was to trust everyone else to take care of their roles to ensure you remain focused on yourself when it comes to game day.” Gabi is close to completing a physiotherapy degree at UQ, St Lucia. She already has some favourite Brisbane haunts, especially near her Coorparoo home. “I eat out for breakfast a lot and I love The Jam Pantry at Greenslopes. The coffee is fantastic and my go-to meal is scrambled eggs on toast with bacon,’’ says Gabi, who spends her rare spare time going to the beach or on bushwalks on the Sunshine Coast. Queensland Firebirds play NSW Swifts at the Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre on Fri, Mar 10, from 7.30pm. firebirds.net.au Fiona Purdon

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sons. It can be quite isolating to be a woman in a male-dominated profession, and Tom has Most mums never get the chance to be the been there when I’ve failed and succeeded.’’ subject of their children’s school assignments, Virginia says it was her husband who but Inspector Virginia Nelson is an exception. suggested she apply for a rare opportunity to Last year Virginia won both the Australian take on a visiting fellowship at the Australian and Queensland Telstra Business Woman Institute in Police Management. of the Year Awards (for Public Sector and As part of the opportunity, Virginia worked Academia) for her work as a police inspector as a lead facilitator on a program designed for in Rockhampton, where she oversees 176 staff. women leaders in the public safety field, while “When I took over (as inspector) in 2013, I did she was also involved in a leadership and an analysis of crime and realised one area which counter-terrorism program in Indonesia. Last was going up was domestic violence, so we held year Virginia was thrilled to win the Bev a community forum and we now have a Lawson Memorial Award as it meant domestic violence unit,’’ she says. recognition from her peers. “I want Brisbane born and bred, Virginia I’m so to create and provide opportunities was thrilled when her youngest lucky to have for women … it’s critical to have son Ben, 16, asked if he could the incredible (female) role models.” interview her for a business support of Virginia, who recently finished project this year. “He had some my husband a Masters in Leadership and great questions … it made me and sons Management, was 18 when she very proud of him.” started at the Police Service Academy Virginia, 46, credits the support of at Oxley. She soon realised she wanted a sons Thomas, 20, and Benjamin, and her lifelong career in policing. “It’s a real privilege husband Tom, a district duty officer and senior to work in the community.” sergeant, for her success. “I’m so lucky to have the incredible support of my husband and Fiona Purdon

There is never a dull moment in the day for Professor Suzanne Miller. Recently appointed Queensland’s chief scientist, the 51-year-old mother-of-one has also decided to keep her job as chief executive and director of the Queensland Museum. “I do three days a week as chief scientist and two days at the museum, but there is an incredible crossover with both roles. I pretty much find myself with both hats on,” she says. “Chief scientist is really about providing a high level of advice to the government about science and research, and identifying where we need to focus our energies. “At the museum I never know from one day to the next what’s going to happen. “I could be watching venom taken out of a north Queensland tarantula or assisting with exquisite pieces like the Book of the Dead in our Egypt collection,” Suzanne (below) says. “I get to handle some of the most precious objects in the world. It’s incredibly exciting and a very privileged way of life. “And I’m working with passionate people having a lot of fun. Fun is so important in life.”

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Suzanne grew up in the UK and went to school in Scotland, where she first took an interest in science. She’s keen to encourage today’s youngsters to consider a career as a scientist, including daughter Grace, 9. “I always absolutely loved science and I had some amazing teachers. My parents also encouraged me. My dad actually became one of my students when I was a university lecturer and he decided to do a science degree. “Being a scientist is about a way of thinking. It’s about looking at evidence and making a decision. That’s a skill you can apply to anything in life. It gives you the ability to make a decision for yourself without having to rely on the word of someone else. It’s incredibly empowering.” For Suzanne, the next two years will involve focusing on growing jobs for Queensland and resolving issues around the Great Barrier Reef. “In the medical field, the next five years promise some extraordinary outcomes in bionics and drug development that could have massive benefits and be literally life-saving.” Suzanne is married to documentary film producer Keith Halden. The couple has been in Australia for nine years and in Brisbane for three of those. “We have an apartment in South Bank and so I get to walk to work. It’s amazing having the beach and the park outside. It’s such a great place to live.” Hannah Davies

Sarah KELLY

“They’re really into it. Too much, I’d say, with all the driving I do,” she jokes. For most people, high-powered university The family are long-time Brisbane Lions positions, a seat in the Brisbane Lions members, with Sarah appointed to the club’s boardroom, international travel, charity work nine-member board in 2014. Her business and a start-up business read like a list of career acumen is critical to boosting the club’s key highlights. For Sarah Kelly, 45, these are revenue sources – sponsorship, membership simply a snapshot of 2016. and consumer engagement. The multi-skilled businesswoman – who “Forty-five percent of our members are has law and commerce degrees, an MBA and female. There were a lot of male-orientated a PhD in sports marketing – is technically on coteries and networks around the club but no sabbatical after finishing a four-year tenure as female ones, so we set Women of the Pride up the University of Queensland’s MBA program and that was a huge success. director. Rather than cooling her heels, Sarah “One of the reasons I’m so passionate about is lending her expertise to the state’s oldest sport in my research and teaching, as well as law school, at UQ, for a new sports law and in business and governance, is it really is a business program, launching in September. silent social worker.” “There’s a lot of demand internationally The indefatigable businesswoman for these types of courses so I’ll be added two more strings to her bow teaching it into India and elsewhere, I’m so recently, launching Spark Study, as well as locally,” she says. passionate a start-up providing customised The former Ipswich Girls’ about sport ... academic, career and lifestyle Grammar School student whose it really is a support for international collegiate sports included netball silent social students in Australia, and joining and swimming, and debating, worker the board of military charity briefly considered acting before Wandering Warriors. embarking on a more academic path. “I think in those days, if you did BELINDA SEENEY well at school you did law or medicine.” She and husband Declan, a lawyer, have For information on Queensland four children: twins Riley and Lauren, 19, Women’s Week events in your area, go to Jack, 15, and Griffin, 13. “The kids all do sport. communities.qld.gov.au

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making tracks Mateship drives country music duo

Jock Barnes • 28

ROAD TO FAME ...

Jock Barnes and Trent McArdle.

I was born in Brissy and raised in Kingaroy. Mum was a hairdresser and Dad worked in the mines. All my folks are from Blackall and Longreach, so we have a lot of country ties, I suppose. I grew up with country music. We went to bed listening to Garth Brooks, Lee Kernaghan, John Williamson. It was my family’s taste in music and it just filtered down. Our band Route 33 started as a pipe dream, just something we enjoyed. Every step for us now is just excitement – from writing the songs, to recording in studios, to performing them, and then to the launch of our new album, The Switch. We’re just keen to get back in the studio to do the next thing and see how it runs. We did Tamworth (Country Music Festival) last year. That was our first taste of our own stuff – getting used to playing shorter, sharper gigs and being proud of what you’re delivering. We supported Viper Creek Band down in Newcastle – they’re a pretty well-established country rock band in Australia at the moment. Trent backs me in making a call and it works vice versa. We’ve sort of fallen into different roles. I guess you could call me admin and then Trent runs it on stage. Over the years it’s made for a good pair.

Trent McArdle • 30 We met through Jock’s brother (international rugby player) Berrick. Berrick and I were the same age. I suppose I was like the annoying brother who was always hanging around (their house). I was born in Brisbane and Jock was in Kingaroy. We met through swimming and from there it was footy – we would have been about eight or nine. Growing up, his parents had a house in Indooroopilly, so we used to have a lot of family Christmases there. It wasn’t until our early 20s that we started looking at music. We went over to Nashville to watch the CMAs (Country Music Association Awards) about 18 months ago. We were writing a bit, as a hobby. We watched that and thought that was something we could probably pursue. So we came back and said, “Let’s have a crack at this”. We wrote a song, then wrote a few more, and then took them into the studio. I honestly think – and this hasn’t come from me, it’s come from a mate – that the best thing about our relationship is that we can be honest with each other. If I’m not pulling my weight or Jock’s not pulling his weight, we can call each other out. If we’re doing something stupid we can have an honest conversation – kind of like sibling rivalry; you just take it on board and move on.

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Outstanding stand-ups There were laughs all round for funnyman Tommy Little’s opening night at the Brisbane Comedy Festival. The host of the Comedy Channel’s Whose Line is It Anyway? Australia, and correspondent for The Project kept the casual crowd happy with his Good Talk at the Brisbane Powerhouse. Boasting more than 60 comedians, this year’s festival is bursting at the seams, and has expanded to include gigs at Brisbane City Hall.

PhotographS • Elise Searson

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Phil Brown

If indeed there is another Earth, I wonder id you hear that they reckon what it’s like there. Do they go to the they’ve found another Earth? supermarket? Are there car parks? How Actually, seven possible Earthmany heads do they have? Or is it like sized worlds. According the Bizarro World of the Superman to the boffins, the comics (also known as htraE, planets are orbiting As far as which is Earth spelt backwards) a red dwarf star (TRAPPIST-1), finding other – a cube-shaped planet with 39 light-years from the sun. Earths – let’s face other versions of Superman, So we won’t be popping it. We’re having Lois Lane and other Bizarros. over to borrow a cup of sugar enough trouble There’s a great Seinfeld anytime soon. with this one episode about a Bizarro World There was quite a lot of situation with other versions of excitement about this but I was a George, Kramer and Seinfeld himself, bit miffed. I liked the idea that we are and they are all opposite to the originals. special, that there may not be any other world So are there Bizarro versions of all of us like ours and then they tell me they’ve found on these new Earths? Is there a Bizarro Phil bloody seven of them!

Brown who is not anxious and is sometimes late for appointments and who doesn’t mind if everything on his desk is not placed at right angles? Think about the opposite of you on one of these other worlds. It does your head in, right? I don’t know why we bother postulating about such things because unless we invent travel by wormhole soon, none of us will be visiting these possible other Earths. Ever. So far we have only managed to get to the moon, unless you subscribe to the theory that the moon landings were faked. We have sent spaceships – without humans – into the outer reaches of the solar system. If you’re one of those nutters who has signed on for a voyage to Mars, forget it. It’s just not going to happen.

I find all this space stuff a bit mind-boggling. My feeble grey matter simply cannot comprehend the vastness of the universe and to hear that there may be other universes – well, that’s just too much. Are there multiple versions of each of us in various parallel universes? I was quite comfortable with the idea that we were alone in the vastness of space. And as far as finding other Earths – let’s face it. We’re having enough trouble with this one, so I didn’t think we need to worry about other Earths which may or may not be out there. But if they are, maybe there’s another Phil Brown writing this exact same column, right now. Scary, huh?

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Take a flight of fancy in floral prints

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recipes with Alastair McLeod

liquid gold

oney is a firm friend of the cook and runs the gamut from savoury to sweet preparations. In desserts, substitute for sugar to give nuance and character to your creations. When used in savoury dishes, acidity is necessary to redress the balance. The Italians call this agrodolce – sour-sweet. Explore the vast personality of honey, from strong and aromatic to fruity to floral. Source honey that has not been heated, is of single origin and one that is gently filtered, therefore retaining its pollen.

Buttermilk pancakes with honey roasted plums 2¼tbs unsalted butter, plus extra for cooking pancakes 250g plain flour 50g caster sugar 2½tsp baking powder ½tsp bicarbonate of soda ½tsp sea salt 500ml buttermilk 2 eggs

Extra honey, to serve Honey roasted plums 2tbs unsalted butter, melted 1½tsp vanilla bean paste 2tbs honey 2tsp lemon zest 6 plums

Photograph • Ric Frearson styling • Kara Hynes

Melt the butter in a small pot over low heat then allow to cool. Meanwhile, combine flour, sugar, baking powder, bicarbonate of soda and salt in a large bowl. In another bowl, whisk the buttermilk and eggs. Pour this mixture into the dry ingredients and whisk until the dry ingredients are just incorporated. Add the cooled melted butter and stir in. Refrigerate the batter for an hour before using. Preheat a heavy based frypan over medium heat. Add a small amount of butter to the pan and swipe with some kitchen paper to grease the pan lightly. 3tbs of batter makes a nice-sized pancake. Cook 3-4 pancakes at a time and when bubbles form on the surface – 1-2 mins – carefully flip and cook for a further minute. Transfer to a tray, keep warm and repeat until all the batter is used. HONEY ROASTED PLUMS Preheat oven to 180C. In a small bowl, combine melted butter, vanilla, honey and lemon zest. Halve and deseed plums and place, cut side down, on a baking sheet lined with baking paper. Pour over honey liquor and roast in preheated oven for 8-10 mins. The flesh should yield to the touch with the skin just starting to split. Serve with pancakes and a further drizzle of honey. Serves 4. Alastair McLeod is the chef-owner of Al’FreshCo. alfreshco.com.au

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fat noodle

Photographs • Liam Kidston

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uring the past couple of weeks I’ve been flicking through Luke Nguyen’s book, Greater Mekong, with pictures, stories and recipes from the regions and cuisines that hug the Mekong River. It’s the sort of stuff that makes me obsess a little. I want to cook and eat everything it contains. Much of it is a stretch for the average Brisbane pantry – mine included – but enough can be approximated, the rest just dreamed about. There’s a fallback – Fat Noodle at Treasury Casino. It bears Luke Nguyen’s name and dishes out his food, cooked by others. Walking into the restaurant is an engaging experience – it looks fantastic in a precocious modern restaurant meets heritage building meets traditional Asian kind of way. There’s plenty of dark timber panelling, a parquetry floor and teapots galore. A big open kitchen produces an extraordinary melange of aromas. Fat Noodle gets busy and things happen at a cracking pace, so at times you need to wave for attention (especially if you stand in the wrong spot when you first arrive). But once in their sights, the wait staff bangs things out with alarming efficiency. The food is of mixed Asian heritage – plenty of Chinese and Vietnamese, but also Thai, Korean, Indonesian and even Japanese. Fat pho noodles ($24, inset) are the signature dish and double as Brisbane’s most expensive pho. The propaganda tells us that the broth – the essence of the dish – is a 20-hour affair, and it certainly has the intensity and delicacy that reeks of good ingredients and long, slow simmering. But the real mark of the broth are the wood spices: they’re exotic, complex and a little unexpected. The meat is Angus sirloin and brisket, thinly sliced (but too large to manage neatly). It is terrific pho and, given the surrounds, well worth the outlay. Salt and pepper silken tofu ($13) falls a little short. It looks great, garnished with fried chilli and garlic, but is too salty (slim on pepper) and way too oily. Shame. Prawn dumplings ($12) again take the prize for the most expensive in town, but you could scour most of Sunnybank and Chinatown without finding any quite as good. And a wok dish of spicy pork with noodles and fresh herbs ($20) is delicious and good value. The drinks list is solid but doesn’t scale the heights of the exotic cuisine and surrounds, which is a pity – the place could be stellar. As it stands, Fat Noodle is atmospheric, fast-paced and peddles some of the best Asian food in town.

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KINDRED SPIRIT Singer’s Scottish lilt hits a sentimental note

Photograph • Genevieve Stevenson

ddi Reader will be making a special pilgrimage to Fortitude Valley when she arrives in Brisbane for her one-night-only concert. The Scottish singer, who shot to fame in the late ’80s as the frontwoman of British pop group Fairground Attraction – with the number-one hit Perfect – wants to see the city’s homage to Scottish poet and lyricist Robert Burns. The statue in Centenary Place, Wickham St, Fortitude Valley, was paid for by the Queensland Scottish Association and the Brisbane Burns Club. It was officially unveiled in 1929. Eddi isn’t surprised the wordsmith has been honoured so far from his native country. For homesick expat Scots, Burns is a touchstone, a reminder of who they are, she says. “Burns has become almost like the Bible to people who were removed from Scotland,” Eddie, 57, says, referring to the dark period from the 1600s where political strife and famine saw hundreds of thousands of people exhiled from their homeland. “The Scottish settlers in Northern Ireland took with them the Bible and a copy of Burns’ first book of poetry.” Eddi’s respect for the man inspired her to turn Burns’ poems and lyrics into an album recorded in 2003, and re-released as an extended version to mark his 250th birthday in 2009. Burns has “I just love the songs and I wanted to re-record them become almost in a way that made them feel like they were written like the Bible to yesterday by Bob Dylan or Tom Waits.” people who were She says people with a Scottish heritage seem to have removed from a “cultural attachment” gene in their DNA. During her Scotland last Australian tour, expats drawn to her accent asked her to talk more. “That’s when I realised I was playing to people who seemed a little homesick,” she said. Eddi’s genes could also explain her love of Burns. When a relative died and Eddi helped to clean out his home, she found posters for shows by her great-grandfather Charles. Charles sang Robert Burns songs in halls and lodges across Scotland. “That was a spine-chilling moment for me,” she says. EDDI READER: THe SONGS OF ROBERT BURNS, Mar 16, $69-89,

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art with phil brown

state of play Vibrant works celebrate Queensland colour

VIBRANT … Nautilus, Pineapple Music and It was just after dusk and the quiet had begun to descend (inset).

ueenslanders are a talented lot. But you knew that, right? I’m always amazed at how much artistic activity is going on around our great state and I’m reminded of this by Flying Arts, an organisation that promotes and supports artists in the far-flung regions. The exhibition Colours of Queensland is a good example of what’s going on out yonder, with one overarching consideration – colour. This exhibition, now at the Judith Wright Centre of Contemporary Arts in Fortitude Valley, is the outcome of the 2016 Queensland Regional Art Awards. Artists were asked to consider what brings colour, vibrancy and life to their local communities. The show of 179 works, chosen by Brisbane art dealer and award panellist Andrew Baker, will tour Queensland after we city slickers have had a look at it. Karen Stephens won this year’s awards with her work Noogooraville, a landscape painting that investigates the Noogoora burr, a weed in western Queensland. Who knew a weed could look so good? Another colourful work is Rockhampton artist Carmen Beezley-Drake’s Mapping the Colours, a broad abstract landscape. One of my favourites is Edwin Hamill’s Pineapple Music. I must confess I’m a sucker for anything with a pineapple in it. I reckon the pineapple is a great, funky image that is synonymous with Queensland, particularly because of the Big Pineapple. As Edwin, from Buderim, says, his work does relate to that tourist icon and the Big Pineapple Music Festival held near it. “The festival gives off a somewhat relaxed vibe which I have tried to covey with the use of loose brushstrokes, simple figures and an overall abstract tone,” he says.

It helps that it has a giant pineapple in it, too! One of the most arresting works has to be Dasha Riley’s rather gorgeous digital photographic print entitled Nautilus, which depicts a girl riding an emu, holding a nautilus in her hand. It’s a cracker. I was also taken with Mieke den Otter’s rather interesting wall sculpture made from wood and silk, dyed with ironbark leaves. It’s called It was just after dusk and the quiet had begun to descend (great title). This piece looks like a moth, something which only occurred to the artist after it was hung on a white wall to be photographed. “The textures and colours are reminiscent of the beautiful surface marks made by the scribbly gum moth on its home tree,” the artist says. “Only a quarter of moths in the natural world have been named. It’s an unseen world and we need to respect its diversity.” Another work I loved was Hanging out the washing by north Queensland artist Caroline Lieber. Caroline lives at Mount Molloy near Cairns. “This is a special place,” Caroline says. “There is colour and vibrancy all around. When I hang out the washing, the bright-coloured towels flap in the breeze and I look beyond to the range. I feel very fortunate.” I love the sentiment and I love the painting. So simple, so sincere and so colourful. And there’s much more to enjoy in this show. It makes you proud – it really does. COLOURS OF QUEENSLAND: The Touring Exhibition of the 2016 Queensland Regional Art Awards, until Mar 19, Judith Wright Centre of Contemporary Arts, 420 Brunswick St, Fortitude Valley, 9am-5pm, Mon-Fri, ph: 3216 1322. flyingarts.org.au

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film

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end of the line … Logan (Jackman) is at death’s door.

Logan

Director • James Mangold Cast • Hugh Jackman, Patrick Stewart, Dafne Keen Rated • MA15+

lllll Seventeen years after his breakthrough perfor-mance in X-Men, the time has finally come for Hugh Jackman to part ways with the tortured mutant. The challenge for Jackman and director James Mangold was to find a way to say goodbye to Wolverine that pleases fans, satisfies investors and preserves the actor’s legacy. It’s a lot for a film to carry. Logan wobbles, at times, under the weight of such responsibility. Jackman was 30 when cast as Wolverine (after Russell Crowe turned it down). In the first two spin-off films, Jackman literally fleshed out the character, sculpting his body with a regimen that took him as close to superhuman as any mortal can get. He couldn’t take the character any further down that route. So the filmmakers shift tack, embracing every one of the actor’s 48 years and then some. Logan is no longer the animal-sharp adversary he once was. He really does look as though he has spent the past two decades defending his very right to exist. The screenwriters further up the ante by suggesting that Logan is seriously ill. (Those adamantium claws are slowly poisoning his body.) He self-medicates with alcohol. How low can you go? When Logan opens, he’s sick in body and soul. Superhero flicks have been getting darker and darker, but in the third Wolverine film, the Marvel anti-hero really is at the end of the road. Hiding out on the Mexican border with the ailing Professor X (Patrick Stewart), whom he has imprisoned “for his own good” in a rusted out water tank, Logan is eking out a pitiful existence as a chauffeur for hire, ferrying drunken bucks and hens around Las Vegas. Xavier may or may not be suffering from Alzheimer’s – he is so muddled by the medication Logan is administering to shut down his potentially disastrous telepathic powers, it’s not clear whether or not the mutant nonagenarian is losing the plot. Redemption comes in the shape of a mute young girl (Dafne Keen). Laura’s origins are hazy, but she and Wolverine are two of a kind – working in tandem, they’re a superhuman slaughterhouse. Ageing and mortality are interesting subjects for a Marvel movie, and the flicker of hope Logan offers is so fragile, it’s hard to believe it won’t be snuffed out.

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architecture with michelle bailey

Light box

Undercroft morphs into main attraction

xtending their Ashgrove cottage became a matter of urgency the day Brett and Dee Webber became parents. Until then, they had appreciated the scale and charm of their tiny 19th century home, accepting the fact that downstairs was largely inaccessible. But living with a baby in the confines of a snug bedroom, living room and kitchen changed everything. With a tight budget and a loose set of ideas, they approached architects Lachlan Nielsen and Morgan Jenkins to find a way to create more space and satisfy their desire to feel more connected to their back garden. The slope of the site, with Ithaca Creek at the back of the yard, led to the idea to build under the house. The design challenge was the lack of natural daylight due to the property’s southern orientation and densely vegetated surrounds. “When we first visited the site (and went downstairs), Brett was there with a torch saying, ‘Are you sure? Are you sure it won’t be too dark?’,” Lachlan says. “It was so small inside and so dark underneath but we thought, let’s dig out the undercroft because the back yard is so beautiful.” Lachlan and Morgan focused on finding clever ways to introduce natural light and minimise floor area so as not to overwhelm the scale of the original house. “We were keen to see how tight we could make it,” Lachlan says. “What we liked were the little spaces. We knew it would be odd to come from small spaces into something

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massive – that would be totally jarring. Downstairs feels cosy and it’s the right scale.” “We designed the new part as an extension of the (original) gable roof,” Morgan says. “We basically stretched the roof across and linked the (old and new) gutters.” Below the new gabled roof, a staircase connects upper and lower floors. The resulting double-height space lets in light and air through new louvred windows and a skylight. From the bottom of the staircase, the openplan dining and living room extends to the garden. Beside it, a new kitchen connects to a barbecue terrace outside. A second skylight two storeys above the kitchen bench lets in sunlight to illuminate the once dim interior. Floor-to-ceiling sliding doors reveal the garden. “We wanted to get little landscape areas close to the living areas,” Lachlan says. “It is designed so you can always see landscape as you move around the house.” For most of the year, the new undercroft remains open, with natural ventilation and the thermal mass of the concrete floor maintaining a comfortable temperature. “In winter it gets a bit cool but that’s our opportunity to light the fireplace,” Brett says. “With the fire going it warms the whole house, including the (terrace) outside. Even on cool nights we can sit out there for dinner or drinks.” The back of the block is private with creek views, while protruding side walls act like blinkers to screen open windows. The design blends Dee’s love of white and Brett’s love of black with extensive use of timber and the green outlook. “This house feels massive for us now,” Brett says. “The beautiful thing is that we always feel we’re outside but we don’t have to have our shoes on.”

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crossword CRYPTIC CLUES

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1. The estate needs me to reorganise it (7) 2. Shipmates set off in this vessel (9) 3. Spoke of alternative possible date (6) 5. Turn up for drinks (4) 6. We get odd treatment that can damage the user (3-5) 7. They are driven to join things (5) 8. Point learnt afresh always to be remembered (7) 11. One may peg out playing it out of doors (7) 14. Restaurant cutlery (7)

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17. No longer an individual to esteem, that’s clear (9) 18. O ld soldiers scared to get involved (8) 19. T aking the offensive is a help in the boxing arena (7) 21. U ncommon payment for an author (7) 22. O ne of eight requires medical attention (6) 24. Philosopher involved in a plot (5) 26. S wimming pool with nothing under cover (4)

Quick Clues Across

1. Punctually (6) 4. Everything considered (3,2,3) 9. Kidnap (6) 10. Manage somehow (3,5) 12. Theoretical only (8) 13. Customer (6) 15. Moral obligation (4) 16. Total clearance (5,5) 19. Despicably deceitful act (5,5)

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LIBRA

(March 21 – April 20)

(September 23 – October 23)

TAURUS

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(April 21 – May 20)

(October 24 – November 22)

Most plans fall into place this week, especially if travel is on the agenda. But if you’ve been a tad solitary lately, you’ll be pleased to know that others don’t begrudge you some quality personal time. Make the most of it while you can.

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PISCES

The week brings the full spectrum of emotions and perhaps some conflict. But you’re not entirely innocent. You can’t treat love as a battleground. Take care that past struggles don’t spill into present relationships. Live for the day.

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ACROSS

1. Order posted by a tyrant (6) 4. An example of batting position (8) 9. Frenzied woman made an error (6) 10. Work back-to-back on location across the way (8) 12. Regular correspondence between sides (8) 13. The single boy in a family is very much a favourite (4-2) 15. Classical maid who always had the last word (4) 16. Quits the board, getting a fair settlement (6,4) 19. Acts concerning gratuities (10) 20. Trip to ancient city (4) 23. Great influence of one politician on some legislation (6) 25. Rough meadow beside the railway (8) 27. Frantic, I doze off before I can reorganise (2,1,5) 28. A head with totally unsatisfactory delivery (2-4) 29. Excellent entertainment which is well done (4,4) 30. Almost ready to include me in the cure (6)

20. Accustomed (4) 23. Indifference (6) 25. Put at risk (8) 27. Power of vision (8) 28. Leader of the Huns (6) 29. Grotesque misrepresentation (8) 30. Alarming predicament (6) Down

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With the cosmos offering Ariens a triad of wealth, pleasure and opportunity, you’d be forgiven for believing in magic. Here’s your chance to make a dream come true. So take every opportunity to be in someone’s direct line of vision.

As one phase of your life ends, you trade what’s worn out for something different. Romantically, you’re on hot new hunting grounds. Financially, you’re not. While the wolf isn’t yet at the door, the bills soon will be, so budget accordingly.

You’ve been patient enough, Libra. Others have had all the time in the world to resolve their issues but they’re dragging their heels. Problem is, they continue to rely on you. Break away and get on with your own business.

Life suddenly becomes happier. If you can’t see signs of this, you may still be recovering from recent tensions. The planets now put all their energy into helping you fix any problems. The eventual outcome is genuine joy.

GEMINI

SAGITTARIUS

(May 21 – June 21)

(November 23 – December 21)

There’s a change of mood, Gemini. Instead of hurtling along at breakneck speed, your enthusiasm gives way to a more meditative pace. Sometimes you need to slow down for a safe journey. Still, it needn’t be a lonely excursion.

You loathe deception, so if you feel someone’s acting suspiciously, you’ll investigate. Just don’t pry needlessly or you might end up creating unnecessary trouble. You can’t know everything, and some matters really aren’t your concern.

CANCER

CAPRICORN

(June 22 – July 22)

(December 22 – January 20)

You might be noticing a marked increase on your “can-do” list. This could be some higher spiritual element creeping in. Whatever’s happening, you’re tapping into something extraordinary. Use all blessings to your advantage.

If you’ve taken a professional leap of faith lately, your courage should soon show results. The same can be said for affairs of the heart. You’re a marketable item, Capricorn, so go sell yourself to your target audience. Late nights are likely.

LEO

AQUARIUS

(July 23 – August 23)

(January 21 – February 18)

There’s every chance of this week suffering a truth famine. A wise Leo might want to check whether they’re being fed fact or fiction. Of course, there’s always the chance you didn’t hear the full story. Check your sources.

This isn’t an ordinary week. You could receive unexpected calls. Travel’s likely, with the chance to retrain. You are more ambitious, with a growing awareness of your talents. In doing so, unhappy conditions are no longer tolerated.

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The first floor also includes a powder room, study and two esigned by renowned architect Harry Poulos, bedrooms. One bedroom is housed in the original living room, this residence is a picture of modern class with complete with parquetry floors, a fireplace, yesteryear charm. Nestled on a leadlight windows, an ensuite and walk-in 653sq m block, it draws in the details wardrobe. The main bedroom features an light and serenity of its natural ADDRESS • 128 Lancaster Rd oversized walk-in wardrobe and ensuite. surrounds. Ascot Timber stairs with a glass balustrade The first floor’s striking interior is LAND • 653sq m lead down to the ground floor, where a highlighted by a vast entertaining area INSPECT • By appointment lounge room with polished hardwood with gas fireplace, lounge room with builtAGENT • Colin Walters, floors, kitchenette, and built-in shelving and in shelving and dining room. A kitchen Century 21 City Prestige Property television cabinet take centre stage. features white stone benchtops, a walk-in Hamilton, ph 3268 2121 Multiple glass doors open out to a timber pantry, and quality European appliances. or 0419 025 395 deck and established gardens. Large clerestory windows ensure an AUCTION • On site, The two downstairs bedrooms have walkabundance of natural light, while ducted Thur, Mar 9, 6pm in wardrobes, as well as private access to the airconditioning maintains year-round shared bathroom, which boasts a double comfort. Entire walls of glass concertina vanity. Multiple storage closets, a large utility room and a doors combine the inside with a spacious outdoor courtyard, three-car garage provide ample storage space. which boasts established gardens and room for outdoor dining.

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New Farm 2133/32 Refinery Parade

3A 2B 2C

The Art of Refinement! Rare Riverfront Terrace Apartment.

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Nationally awarded as one of the Australia’s most coveted heritage listed residential addresses, New Farm’s "Refinery" building is a collector’s acquisition of timeless charm and quality. Rare to the market, is this elegant and private ground floor apartment, enjoying a covered entertainer’s terrace, north east facing grassed garden and a substantial courtyard to the rear of the apartment. From the moment you enter this impressive residence you will be struck by the extraordinary volumes of space and light set against stunning backdrops of the river and lush greenery.

• Rare Terrace Apartment with two private gardens • Heritage Council approved Outdoor Awning • North East Facing Direct River Access • Nationally Awarded 1800’s Architectual Landmark

Closes Friday 17th March 2017 5:00pm View Wednesday 5:30 - 6:00 pm & Saturday 2:00 - 2:30 pm Christine Rudolph 0400 943 984 christine.rudolph@raywhite.com rwnf.com.au

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Ascot 27 Bennison Street

4A 3B 2C 1D

One of Bennison’s Most Gorgeous Modern Homes...

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This is a home of discreet elegance. It’s stunning and exudes style. Lovely spaces bring to life a stylish haven in Brisbane’s most sought after suburb. Unmatched and unrivalled in the Ascot market place, we are proud to introduce to you one of Bennison Street’s most adored homes. You’ll be delighted to discover this private little oasis in the heart of Ascot. At every turn the property has been designed around privacy, and it can be said without hesitation that this really is, a fabulous Ascot home that you’ll love through and through.

• Sparkling, private resort style pool • Catchment zone for Ascot State School • Seamless integration of formal and informal living and dining areas • Modern kitchen with Miele appliances • Grand master suite with huge ensuite and walk in wardrobe

Saturday, 18 March 2017, 10:00 am On site, if not SOLD prior Nicholas Given 0439 193 920 nicholas.given@raywhite.com rwnf.com.au

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Brisbane City 10/461 Adelaide St

4A 3B 3C

441sqm New York Style Penthouse

Auction

Occupying the entire top three floors of the boutique one-per-floor "Hudson" building, this beautiful penthouse apartment offers the incoming purchaser a lifestyle of zero compromise. Boasting house-like proportions over its 441sqm floorplan, the property presents stunning volume through the double-height voided living space and perfectly proportioned outdoor area with river, Story Bridge and city views. Presenting outstanding liveability as well as a multitude of entertaining options including an incredible rooftop entertaining space.

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Genuine family living in the CBD 441sqm floorplan over three floors Stunning river views Rooftop entertaining with BBQ + cellar Lifestyle location close to everything Boutique block of 10 luxury apartments

Sunday, 19 March 2017, 10:00 am The Emporium Hotel, Fortitude Valley View By Appointment Brandon Wortley Ray White New Farm 0447 269 591 Brett Greensill LJ Hooker New Farm 0410 506 695 rwnf.com.au

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Teneriffe 53 Macquarie Street

4A 5B 3C 1E

"Catalina". Award Winning Waterfront Landmark

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"Catalina" has become one of Brisbane’s most iconic waterfront addresses. House 53 is now being offered to the market, for the first time since this transformational riverfront development was formed a decade ago. Quite possibly one of the largest riverhomes in this exclusive precinct, 53 Macquarie Street is bespoke in its grand design, spanning three luxurious levels The entrance level connects intimately with the Brisbane River, beautifully positioned to suspend harmoniously at eye level to the water.

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North East Direct Riverfront Dream ensuite with postcard views 3 car LUG with seperate storage Winner UDIA National Award for Excellence • First time to market in this exclusive precinct

Closing 5pm Friday March 10th 2017 View by Appointment Christine Rudolph 0400 943 984 christine.rudolph@raywhite.com rwnf.com.au

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Newstead 450/1 Newstead Tce

4A 5B 4C 2E

Prestigious Penthouse at Pier

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Bespoke in design with opulence in abundance, this breathtaking penthouse apartment spans an indulgent 475sqm of living space, with an awe-inspiring north-east panoramic aspect stretching from Hamilton Hill across Bulimba and Hawthorne. This lavish apartment is beautifully positioned on the top floor and is accessed directly by lift into your private lobby entrance. An abundance of floor to ceiling glass offers a wealth of natural light and contemporary styling and design exudes class at every turn.

• A secluded parents´ retreat with views of the Brisbane River, breathtaking ensuite, and spacious walk in robe • Executive residence with multiple separate enteraintment and living areas • Designer kitchen equipped with marble benchtops, butlers pantry & wine cellar

Wednesday 15th of March at 6.00pm, On Site, if not SOLD prior. View Please contact agent for open home times Matt Lancashire 0416 476 480 Brett Greensill 0410 506 695 rwnf.com.au | newfarm.ljhooker.com.au

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Hendra 61 Goodwood Street

4A 3B 2C 1D

Exemplifying Style, Serenity, and Lifestyle

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Elegantly presiding over an exclusive 1,012m2 level allotment, this property is an absolutely stunning transformation of a classic Queenslander with the best of modern architecture also offering a bespoke pool and sprawling garden oasis that will leave you breathless. This incredible property features a collection of living and entertaining areas enhanced by cutting edge finishes, soft wooden tones and flooded with natural lights. The unique layout is a must see to truly understand its extensive usability and versatility. Please contact agents for viewing times.

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Master suite with WIR & Ensuite Private media room & study Outdoor kitchen with built-in BBQ Fluid open plan design Sparkling pool + pavilion area Opposite TC Bernie Park Walking distance to local cafes

On Site Saturday, 11 March 2017, 11:00 am View Please contact agent for open home times Dwight Ferguson 0412 385 720 dwight.ferguson@raywhite.com Alexander Shean 0414 841 085 alexander.shean@raywhite.com raywhite.com | 3868 7500

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Brookfield 144 Upper Brookfield Road

4 A 4.5 B 4 C

Exceptional Family Haven on 15 Acres

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This stunningly elegant and spacious quintessential Queenslander replica has everything the modern family needs. With it’s bold, clever design and the tranquility of its surrounds, this spacious home is ideal for those looking to enjoy the beauty and tranquility of the environment whilst remaining within a close proximity to services. The classically laid out home is a combination of country and modern living with multiple living areas inside and out. The home´s country style kitchen takes pride of place allowing for easy service to both the dining room as well as the main living hub.

• Huge machinery shed + bathroom • Dual use fireplace - warming family room and meals area • Second fireplace in formal lounge • Custom build timber wet bar - perfect for entertaining family and friends • Country style kitchen + modern features

Sunday, 19 March 2017, 10:00 am In Rooms at Emporium Hotel View Saturday 3:00 - 3:30 pm & by Appointment David Treloar 0409 167 261 Zac Muller 0478 784 930 raywhite.com | 3157 1841

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Coorparoo 23 Welwyn Crescent

5A 3B 3C 2D

Truly Sensational

Auction

For the Connoisseur of finer living, this much admired residence on 812m2 in one of Brisbane’s most coveted dress circles offers timeless charm carefully enhanced by heritage architect Michael Stewart for the modern family. Styled for sophisticated relaxation and lavish entertaining from the elegant gated entry to the welcoming foyer and formal dining past the office to the formal living out to the breezy BBQ deck. Climb the stairs to the Attic retreat and balcony to unwind under the stars. Informal living on lower level opens to the pool terrace and leafy garden. A lifestyle only a few can enjoy!

• Spacious parents´ retreat with luxurious ensuite and WIR plus 2 double built in bedrooms serviced by family bathroom. • Lower level has 2 double bedrooms and bathroom for older children or guests. • Kitchenette in the downstairs family room allows for independent living if desired.

Sunday, 19 March , 10:00 am Ray White Group Auctions, Emporium Hotel, 1000 Ann Street Fortitude Valley View Wednesday 6:30 - 7:30 pm & Saturday 11:00 - 12:00 pm Kay Smith 0411 318 522 kay.smith@raywhite.com raywhite.com | 3421 1913

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Wynnum 21/22 Bay Terrace

3A 2B 2C

Luxury Boutique Apartment

Sale

Presenting one of the last remaining owner occupied apartments at ’Bayline’ designed with modern lifestyle in mind. Centrally positioned on the quiet end of Bay Tce, allowing easy access to all the Bayside has to offer including the Esplanade and parklands, shopping, restaurant & café precinct, transport, CBD train line & Motorways both North and South. This penthouse style apartment enjoys open plan living/dining, ducted air conditioning and enviable breezes off the Bay. www.baylinewynnum.com.au

• Northerly views across parklands, Wynnum Creek, the Port & Moreton Bay • Lift access to rooftop, parking & storage • Bosch, Grohe, Villeroy & Boch, Caesarstone fixtures and fittings • Generous wrap around verandas with access to all bedrooms and living

$899,000 View Wednesday 5:00 - 5:30 pm & Saturday 10:00 - 10:30 am Kyle Woodbine 0411 597 579 kyle.woodbine@raywhite.com raywhitewynnummanly.com.au

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Teneriffe 16 Walker Avenue

5A 3B 2C

1,116sqm of Teneriffe Hill’s Finest

Auction

Properties like 16 Walker Avenue are rare offerings in every sense of the word. Perched high on Teneriffe Hill this substantial residence sits proudly atop a sprawling 1,116sqm double lot with unparalleled potential. This pocket of premium Teneriffe real estate is a blue-chip investment, and is surrounded by a magnitude of premier properties. 16 Walker Avenue offers the owner the opportunity to live and breathe the peninsula lifestyle with few in comparison. • 1,116sqm block with Post War home on two separate titles

• 26.8m frontage w/ potential to split (STCA) • 5 generous bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, multiple living and entertaining zones • Bring your architect, town planner and let your imagination run wild • Renovate, split or remove and build

Forthcoming Auction Matt Lancashire 0416 476 480 matt.lancashire@raywhite.com Scott Darwon 0401 151 090 scott.darwon@raywhite.com rwnf.com.au

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West End 1102/11 Buchannan Street

3A 2B 2C

Statement Riverfront Living with Expansive Views

Sale

Setting the benchmark for riverfront living, Unit 1102 at Vida Apartments is an exceptionally rare opportunity that encompasses a bespoke design and top grade finishes throughout. This split level apartment offers 251sqm of direct riverfront living allowing magical views up and down the Brisbane River and out across to Mount Cootha. With a modern luxurious finish and an abundance of floor to ceiling glass to capture the uninterrupted river views plus ample natural light, the contemporary styling exudes class at every turn and defines Inner City riverfront living.

• Generous master suite with walk through robe and luxury ensuite • Designer kitchen with stone finish and Gaggenau appliances • Exclusive split level design with top floor spacious living room • Brand new riverfront apartment

View Please contact agent for open home times Phillip Harrigan 0400 043 426 phillip.harrigan@raywhite.com rwnf.com.au | 07 3358 0623

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East Brisbane 18/215 Wellington Road

4A 3B 2C

Superb Double Story Penthouse! 400m² Plus Luxury Living

Auction

Commanding the top floor this 413sqm double story penthouse has breathtaking panoramic views over the Brisbane CBD and features one of the most impressive and private rooftop entertainer’s terraces capable of hosting more than 100 guests. Chic 215 is a private north facing boutique development of only 18 apartments, located just 2km from the CBD. This superb penthouse is a bespoke design, catering for both busy lifestyles and teenage children needing space and privacy.

• Over-sized balcony & two more terraces accessed off each of the bedrooms • Designer kitchen with stone finishes and European appliances • Rooftop entertainers terrace, complete with second kitchen and built in bbq • Only two apartments on the level

Sunday, 17 March 2017, 10:00 am The Emporium Hotel, 1000 Ann Street, Fortitude Valley View Thursday 5:30 - 6:00 pm & Saturday 10:00 - 10:30 am Christine Rudolph 0400 943 984 christine.rudolph@raywhite.com rwnf.com.au

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Ascot 10 Towers Street

4A 3B 2C 1D

Ascot Family Living at its Finest - 665m2 allotment

Auction

This superior family home is positioned on a family friendly 665m2 allotment in one of Ascot´s most desirable elevated Streets. Combining traditional features with contemporary open plan living, this home enjoys a multitude of living zones generously spread over two levels to offer privacy and plenty of space for the whole family to enjoy. On first impressions, this is a home that will exceed your expectations with its intelligent use of space, excellent zoning and family harmony.

• 655m2 Elevated allotment • Brand new chef appointed kitchen + designer appliances • Tastefully renovated throughout • Immaculate landscaped grounds • Low maintenance living • Ascot State School Zone

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Saturday, 25 March 2017, 11:00 am On Site View Tuesday 5:30 - 6:00 pm & Saturday 12:00 - 12:45 pm Damon Warat 0413 200 063 damon.warat@raywhite.com Dwight Ferguson 0412 385 720 dwight.ferguson@raywhite.com raywhite.com | 3868 7500

Hendra 18 Dora Street

5A 3B 2C 1E

Renovated Family Home in Premier Position (25 Perch)

Auction

This family friendly generously proportioned residence is positioned on an 607m2 blue chip allotment on one of Hendra´s most prestigious and elevated streets. This home offers the ultimate Queensland lifestyle, perfect for family living & entertaining. Featuring five spacious bedrooms, three generous sized bathrooms and multiple living areas with soaring ceilings throughout, this home is perfect for the modern day family.

• 607m2 elevated allotment • Main bedroom with walk-in robe and luxurious ensuite • Expansive entertainer´s kitchen with granite bench tops, quality stainless steel appliances and cook top • Eagle Junction School Catchment

Saturday, 18 March 2017, 9:00 am On Site View Wednesday 4:00 - 4:30 pm Damon Warat 0413 200 063 damon.warat@raywhite.com QLD Individual Salesperson of the Year Winner 2014 & 2015 raywhite.com | 3868 7531

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St Lucia 100 Hawken Drive

5A 3B 4C 1E

Elevated Family Home On 1097m2 allotment - Final Chance to Inspect

Auction

This elevated and generously proportioned family home is situated on a blue chip 1097m2 allotment, on two separate titles, in one of St Lucia´s finest elevated streets. This spacious residence enjoys soaring ceilings, period features, oversized living areas on both levels, a recently renovated gourmet kitchen that spills onto a private North facing veranda. Internally there are 5 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, many living and dining areas as well as generous external spaces for any sized family.

• Main bedroom benefits walk-in robe, ensuite & study/nursery • Recently renovated kitchen + stainless steel appliances • Multiple living zones on both levels • Huge entertaining wrap around verandah • Dual Street access (Highland Tce)

Saturday, 11 March 2017, 10:00 am On Site View Tuesday 5:30 - 6:00 pm Damon Warat 0413 200 063 damon.warat@raywhite.com QLD Individual Salesperson of the Year Winner 2014 & 2015 raywhite.com | 3868 7531

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Highgate Hill P03/180 Dornoch Terrace

3A 2B 2C

Landmark Building With Superb Finishes

Sale

Understated Luxury and Exclusivity are the words that come to mind when asked to describe one of the most sought-after Brisbane developments "The Highgate". Located on the plaza level, this apartment is the last to be released, with its idyllic northern aspect this is the only residence in the building that has its own landscaped area for exclusive use.

• Boutique development with only 35 residences • Generous floor plan with 225m2 in total • Landscaped exclusive use area • Idyllic northern aspect with CBD views • Lap pool - manicured gardens • Brisbane State High catchment

$1,660,000 View Saturday 12:15 - 1:00 pm & Wednesday 6:00 - 6:30 pm Luke Croft 0411 847 001 luke.croft@raywhite.com raywhite.com | 3010 2600

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Stanthorpe ’Mavinfield’ 5 Mavin Lane

3A 3B 5C

Granite Belt Grandeur - "Immediate Liquidation Required"

Auction

A change in direction dictates the immediate sale of this beloved home. The immaculately presented 3 bedroom, 3 bathroom home is testament to the care, dedication and love the owners have put in over the years. Designed with entertaining in mind, the home features large open plan living areas, chefs kitchen with breakfast bar and clever alfresco dining areas. Surrounded by boutique wineries, renowned restaurants & National Parks, ’Mavinfield’ is an idyllic home at the heart of this burgeoning tourism region.

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8.37ha (20.7 acres) rich grey soils 2.5 hrs Brisbane, 15 mins Stanthorpe Entertaining pavilion, established garden 3 car garage and 4m high shed 6 paddocks, laneway with excellent water This exceptional property will be sold far below replacement cost, Be Quick!

View By Appointment Jez McNamara 0427 270 280 jmcnamara@raywhite.com Andrew Goodall 0412 093 551 agoodall@raywhite.com raywhiteruralqld.com | 3231 2222

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Friday, 31 March 2017, 10:30 am Level 26, 111 Eagle Street, Brisbane

Kangaroo Point Villa 4 / 8 Goodwin Street

3A 2B 2C 1E

Rare Riverfront Villa With Massive Terrace And River Views

Auction

This impressive premier riverfront address captures stunning wide river views and provides you with a luxurious lifestyle. Set on an elevated ground level, this sophisticated north east facing Villa enjoys an expansive floor plan and spectacular private outdoor terrace showcasing a stunning riverside backdrop, lush gardens and refreshing afternoon breezes. Features Include: In ground heated lap pool, sauna, gymnasium and storage.

• Kitchen is complemented by striking black granite bench tops and two-pak cabinetry • Secure car accommodation & storage • Spacious floor plan feat. open plan living • Elegant & large master suite with ensuite, walk-in robe & access to the terrace • Direct private access to riverside walkway

On Site Saturday, 11 March 2017, 3:00 pm Phil Waight 0411 124 364 phil.waight@raywhite.com www.philwaight.com | 07 3511 4135

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Oxley 61 Ellen St

3A 2B 2C

’Belle on Ellen’ - 45% SOLD - Titles Issued & Ready to Move In!

Sale

2 Bedroom, 2 Bathroom, 1 Car from $399,000 3 Bedroom, 2 Bathroom, 2 Car from $469,000 Perfectly located with the very best Oxley has to offer. 22 luxury units. Fantastic offers available for all remaining units - developer wants them sold! Investor special - 12 month rental guarantee up to 5.74%!

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Excellent western suburbs growth sector. Secure entrance with intercom & elevator. Air conditioning to all living & bedrooms. Large balcony or courtyard to all units. 500m to Oxley shops, train and bus stop. Grohe tapware, Delonghi appliances. Stone top kitchens w/ soft close drawers.

View Saturday 10:00 - 11:00 am Tim Davis & Skye Parker 0412 700 317 tdavis@raywhite.com Sam Kelso 0433 338 925 sam.kelso@tessagroup.com.au www.raywhiteeastbrisbane.com.au

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Albion 35 Renwick Street

Wooloowin 71 Park Road

Low Maintenance Family Living

4A 3B 2C

Auction Saturday at 11am On Site

4A 4B 2C

This beautifully presented three level home occupies an elevated position on the border of Clayfield and benefits from gorgeous evening views out to Mount Cootha. It offers an easy care lock up and go lifestyle and multiple living zones for harmonious family living. Offering indoor/ outdoor living - entertaining friends and family is easy with an open plan kitchen.

Auction

* Low maintenance 405sqm block * Recently renovated duplex which is currently being utilized as dual occupancy - each 2 bed, 2 bath 1 car * Front and Rear deck * Air conditioned throughout * Wooloowin State School Catchment * Walk to train - only 4 stops to CBD

Auction

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Sunday, 19 March 2017, 10:00 am In Rooms - Emporium Hotel View Saturday 9:00 - 9:30 am & 12:00 - 12:30 pm Jon Finney 0412 984 491 jon.finney@raywhite.com raywhite.com | 3157 1841

On Site Saturday, 11 March 2017, 11:00 am View Saturday 10:30 - 11:00 am Zac Muller 0478 784 930 zac.muller@raywhite.com raywhite.com | 31571841

Ray White Albion

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Ascot 23 Magdala Street

Northgate 119 Ridge Street

Classic family Queenslander on 541 sqm

6A 3B 2C 1E

A sought after family home on 880m2

4A 2B 2C 1E

The classic design boasts generous living spaces and large entertaining areas. The interior of this dual level property is modern, yet the home also celebrates its old world charm by embracing a neutral colour palette, high ceilings, polished wood floors and decorative arches. Designed as a spacious family abode its also an entertainers dream.

Auction

Create your very own Australian dream with this gorgeous 1920’s Queenslander. The home features heritage detailing such as ornate ceilings and French doors, mixed with contemporary spaces that are liveable and open planned. Its generous sized bedrooms and the stylish living and dining areas also make this property an entertainer’s dream.

Auction

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Saturday 11th March at 10:30am View Wednesday 6:00 - 6:30 pm & Saturday 9:00 - 10:00 am Lisa Pearse-Sargeant 0428 823 553 Janelle McKenna 0417 004 845

Clayfield 47 Wellington Street

Ray White Ascot

4A 3B 2C 1E

Closest Vacant Land to the CBD

This large family home is graced by pristine detail and endless space, this stunning family home is beautifully positioned on a very large elevated 860m2 allotment. Relax in the ultimate family living area or enjoy privacy in one of two other living rooms, while enjoying spectacular city & mountain vistas.

Auction

The opportunities are endless with this 253m2 corner block within a five minutes’ walk to the CBD. Currently under a ´District Centre´ zoning the vacant land offers two street access via Mein Street & Bowen Street. Please call if you have any interest in this property as this is an extremely rare chance to purchase one of the last pieces of vacant land this close to the CBD.

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View Saturday 1:30 - 2:30 pm & Tuesday 5:30 - 6:30 pm Janelle McKenna 0417 004 845 Lisa Pearse-Sargeant 0428 823 553

Spring Hill 43 Mein Street

Elevated Queenslander - City Views - 860m2

Ray White Ascot

Saturday 25th March at 1pm On Site

Saturday, 11 March 2017, 12:00 pm On Site View Wednesday 2:30 - 3:00 pm Damon Warat 0413 200 063 damon.warat@raywhite.com raywhite.com | 3868 7531

Auction On Site Saturday, 25 March 2017, 9:00 am View Saturday 10:45 - 11:15 am Sam Mayes 0402 094 553 Zac Tully 0413 820 274 raywhite.com | 3144 5200

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Scarborough 24 Fernlea Ave wardrobes, space for a study or lounge, an With a modern, open-plan design spread across ensuite with spa bath, and private access to a three storeys, this coastal residence offers balcony overlooking the ocean. Its neighbouring exceptional space, luxury and charm. bedroom also has an ensuite, while the two The ground-floor entry foyer grants access remaining bedrooms, one with a private balcony, to all three levels via timber stairs, helping to share a bathroom with shower and bath, as well maintain a sense of privacy on each floor. as a separate powder room. Boasting a bedroom, bathLarge windows and sliding room, kitchen with dual sinks glass doors attract ocean breezes and spacious benchtops, and details and vistas into the second floor a versatile living room with LAND • 607sq m while creating a seamless blend sleek tiles, the ground floor is INSPECT • By appointment of interior and exterior living completely self-contained. AGENT • Danny Mailer, spaces. Polished timber floors A garage with ample storage LJ Hooker Redcliffe, ph: 3897 5000 or and decorative cornices flow space and the laundry, which has 0417 739 811 throughout. an outdoor courtyard, are located AUCTION • On site, The kitchen occupies a central to one side. Sat, Mar 11, 10am position and invites dining Sliding glass doors lead out to with its breakfast bar, marble a covered wraparound patio, the benchtops and high-quality appliances. beginning of an outdoor entertaining area that A spacious living room sits to one side, includes lawns and a pool surrounded by a tiled connected to a covered balcony with deck and trees. uninterrupted Moreton Bay views. The four remaining bedrooms, each one On the other side of the layout, the open dining featuring ceiling fans and rustic timber floors, and family rooms provide style and comfort with are spaced out across the first floor. airconditioning, a fireplace and balcony. The main bedroom has multiple built-in

Moffat Beach Unit 6/24 McIlwraith Street

2A 2B 1C 1E Tender

Beautiful Beachside Apartment • • • • • •

Beautiful ocean and Island views Dual living areas with front and rear balconies New modern kitchen & new carpets throughout Secure car parking plus storage room Share use of roof top Just a stroll to cafes, restaurants and beach

Closing 5pm, Friday, 24 March 2017 View Saturday & Sunday 11 - 11:30 am Andrew Garland 0403 851 777 andrew.garland@raywhite.com raywhitecaloundra.com.au/1621776 | 5491 5055

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Kings Beach Unit 5 & 6 of 17 Ormonde Terrace Unsurpassed Beachfront Position

3A 3B 2C 1D

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Auction

Generous two-storey penthouse apartment Expansive uninterrupted ocean and beach views Boutique, private and secure complex Impeccably decorated and offered fully furnished Substantial fully-enclosed rooftop entertaining area Personal purpose-built fully equipped gym Sparkling pool set in landscaped gardens

Ray White Caloundra

The Events Centre, Caloundra Wednesday, 29 March at 11am View Friday 2 - 3pm & Saturday & Sunday 12 - 12:30 pm Donna Sheen 0431 412 599 donna.sheen@raywhite.com raywhitecaloundra.com.au/1622603

Gatton Sensational Opportunity - 3 Approved Developments

• 1. ´The Summit´ Stage 2: 43 acres with existing renovated home, plus sheds, with DA for 5 x acreage lifestyle blocks • 2. ´The Summit´ Stage 3: 73 acres approved for 12 x acreage lifestyle blocks (DA in perpetuity) • 3. ´Koala Park´: balance area, DA for 28 x 3,000m² lots (DA in perpetuity) plus 2 registered allotments

Ray White Ipswich

Auction

Sunday, 19 March , 10:00 am Emporium Hotel, 1000 Ann Street, Fortitude Valley Aidan Wales 0428 785 104 John Galloway 0409 776 737 raywhiteipswich.com.au | 3281 9655

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ONE OAK Newsteadâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s premium penthouse residences are selling! An opportunity not to be missed, make your move today.

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NEWSTEAD ONE OAK 1007/60 Doggett Street

INSPECT Saturday & Sunday 11am – 12pm,

ONE OAK is where discerning owners experience the best of boutique luxury living, showcasing meticulous architectural precision and exclusive amenities. These fine double storey residences resonate a bespoke artistry, embodying beauty in every detail. Over 175m2 of generous living space, adorned with wide American oak floors and exquisite joinery add warmth, while full-height glazing bathes your home in natural light. A majestic kitchen holds court in your home dressed in sumptuous Carrara marble, from benchtops to splashbacks with integrated Miele appliances. ONE OAK Premium Penthouse Collection is truly one-of-a-kind and features as a modern day status symbol.

3 BED 3 + BATH 2 CAR

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Simon Caulfield 0437 935 912 PLC-OP2916 _BN_A

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BANC

BANC epitomises riverside luxury, a must to inspect. Construction starting early 2017. Developer final release, over 50% sold!

TOOWONG 1401/527 Coronation Drive

INSPECT Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday 12 – 2pm, Saturday and Sunday 2 – 3pm

Offering superior quality for relaxed, executive living, this apartment is an opulent haven at BANC. Crafted for the utmost privacy, this boutique complex with limited neighbours offers rare three lift access, two private and one rear lift, ideal for teenagers or as a service lift. Upon entry you will be charmed by the living areas showcasing 12 metre frontage of uninterrupted Brisbane River and city views. Designed for the entertainer, the gourmet kitchen is set to inspire, fully equipped with Gaggenau and Liebherr appliances including wine fridge and butler’s pantry. With exclusive complex features such as an infinity pool and sub-tropical gardens, this prestigious property truly is a step above the rest.

Simon Caulfield 0437 935 912

3 BED 2 BATH 3 CAR

Annabelle O’Hare 0418 884 734

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FOR SALE Buyers in the $2m’s

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SOLD CAMP HILL 76 Watson Street This two level home has been enhanced for modern living and presents large living spaces framed by wide wraparound verandahs reminiscent of its bygone era. Majestic period charm is delivered by wide honey coloured timber floors, high VJ ceilings and an undeniable flow from these spacious interiors through French doors to the verandahs that overlook the manicured grounds below. The elegant master suite is complete with a stunning original iron and marble fireplace. Befitted with multiple inclusions that ensure immediate liveability including ducted air conditioning, yet still offers room to further enhance with your own modern style.

James Curtain 0404 056 564

6 BED 2 BATH 4 CAR + POOL

Warren Walsh 0400 902 269

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NUHAVEN

This majestic and stately, single level corner residence in a premier location offers the ultimate in space, class and sophistication on a huge 1,303m2.

COORPAROO 62 Marriott Street

INSPECT Saturday 2 – 2:30pm and Tuesday 6 – 6:30pm

Flawlessly designed in a classic ‘U’ configuration around the pool this spectacular home presents the ultimate in connection and privacy. Ideal for entertaining and elegantly appointed the formal lounge and dining feature a wood fireplace, arched French windows and a stunning chandelier. An entertainer’s dream the pool serves as the centrepiece of the home and is accompanied by magnificent outdoor terraces. A true testament to luxury the extravagant master suite includes a lounge and bar area, spacious dressing room and ensuite. Four additional bedrooms are serviced by two bathrooms and include a children’s wing.

5 BED 3 BATH 4 CAR + POOL

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AUCTION Thursday 23 March at 6:30pm, Place Auction Rooms, 33 Lytton Rd, East Brisbane James Curtain 0404 056 564 Warren Walsh 0400 902 269 PLC-OP2916 _BN_D

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RIVERVIEW

Elevated high above the street this home on a 671m2 allotment with dual street frontage features breathtaking views across the Brisbane River and over the city skyline.

NORMAN PARK 37 Wendell Street

INSPECT Saturday 11 – 11:30am

This is a rare opportunity to secure a slice of prime real estate in one of Brisbane’s most iconic streets. Enter on the ground level and be welcomed by the glittering chandelier and stunning Terrazzo flooring. Business owners will adore the private library/study with river views. Across the top level is a charming formal dining and living area which opens seamlessly onto the front balcony. The kitchen includes a Baumatic 900mm cooktop and Caesarstone benches. This level also features a stunning master retreat. The rooftop area has been designed for the entertainer, offering a luxurious party/viewing deck.

4 + BED 3 BATH 2 CAR

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AUCTION Thursday 16 March at 6:30pm, Place Auction Rooms, 33 Lytton Rd, East Brisbane

Sarah Hackett & Damian Hackett 0488 355 553 PLC-OP2916 _BN_E

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LANDMARK Award winning Cremorne, one of Queensland’s most significant homes, is positioned atop prestigious Hamilton Hill on a 2,435m2 land holding.

HAMILTON 34 Mullens Street

INSPECT Saturday 2 – 2:30pm

Cremorne indulges in exquisite 180 degree views of the CBD and Brisbane River. This iconic estate was originally built in 1905 and has received a complete restoration and heritage approved pavilion extension. The home’s internal features include stained glass windows, 13ft high ceilings, three fireplaces and polished timber flooring. Five generously sized bedrooms are serviced by four bathrooms. The gourmet kitchen features Corian and stainless steel benchtops and restaurant grade appliances. This home also includes 13m lap pool, 3,000 bottle wine cellar and a luxurious master retreat.

5 BED 4 BATH 4 CAR + POOL

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AUCTION Thursday 30 March at 6:30pm, Place Auction Rooms, 33 Lytton Rd, East Brisbane

Sarah Hackett & Damian Hackett 0488 355 553 PLC-OP2916 _BN_F

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MASTERPIECE This magnificent architect-designed contemporary home, positioned on a level 1,553m2 block with breathtaking city views, truly exceeds all expectations.

PADDINGTON 22 Reading Street

INSPECT Call for an inspection today

This stunning proper ty has been meticulously constructed and boasts the finest in luxur y finishes. Every detail has been thought of and the result is a show stopping home, which is also functional and timeless. There are five ensuited bedrooms, including an opulent master suite and a fully self-contained guesthouse or home office. This is the ultimate lifestyle home, with multiple entertaining areas, including a pavilion alongside the double lane 25 metre lap pool and generous backyard. Located on a significant, elevated landholding, the home enjoys sweeping views of the CBD and surrounding suburbs.

5 + BED 7 BATH 6 CAR + POOL

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AUCTION Saturday 1 April at 5pm, on-site

Tim Douglas 0413 877 000 PLC-OP2916 _BN_G

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TOOWONG 501/527 Coronation Drive

3 BED 2 BATH 2 CAR + POOL

Upon entry to the River Home you will be charmed by the open living area showcasing uninterrupted Brisbane River and city views. Occupying a total of 157m2 this spacious apartment offers value for money and provides close interaction to the river. The kitchen is fully equipped with Gaggenau and Liebherr appliances including an additional wine fridge and rare butler’s pantry. With exclusive complex features such as an infinity pool, sub-tropical gardens, wine cellar and tasting room this prestigious property is ideal for the downsizer not looking to compromise on quality or space.

INSPECT Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday 12 – 2pm, Saturday and Sunday 2 – 3pm FOR SALE Starting From $1.39m

BULIMBA 9 Smallman Street

Simon Caulfield 0437 935 912 Annabelle O’Hare 0418 884 734

2 BED 2+ BATH 3 CAR

Offering a unique opportunity for the astute investor or owner occupier, this home enjoys a peaceful position moments from Bulimba’s bustling Oxford Street. It is exceedingly rare that a property comes to market with significant opportunity for business owners and investors with multiple facets of use. Freshly renovated, this early 1900’s home has been relocated and rebuilt from the ground up. Situated over two storeys, this charming cottage offers a blend of classic yesteryear and the benefits of modern day finishes. This property has potential for up to 12 on-site car parks, subject to council approval.

INSPECT Wednesday 6 – 6:30pm and Saturday 9 – 9:30am & 12:30 – 1pm AUCTION Saturday 11 March at 11am, on-site

Darcy Lord 0427 124 345 Deb Maguire 0427 246 279

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Highvale 239 Hulcombe Rd The main bedroom has privacy at the back of Enjoy picturesque northerly views over Samford the house, with a walk-in wardrobe, an ensuite Valley and Mt Glorious from the living spaces of with twin vanities, a separate shower and bath, this five-bedroom house. and access to the back patio. Designed by Mancorp Quality Homes, the The house also has ducted reverse-cycle residence offers hinterland-style living on airconditioning, a ducted vacuuming system, a 10,000sq m block, with cooling mountain aluminium powder-coated breezes, soothing birdsong and security louvres, hardwired and the ever-changing colours of the interconnected smoke alarms, landscape making every moment details plantation shutters and ceiling at the house a delight. LAND • 1.5ha fans throughout. A patio surrounds the singleINSPECT • By appointment Other features include a solarlevel house, with the main AGENT • James Gwynne, powered remote control entry entrance leading to an open-plan Harcourts Solutions — Mitchelton, ph: 3511 0666 gate with video intercom and kitchen, living and dining area. or 0416 818 114 release control from the house, The modern kitchen includes AUCTION • On site, a tractor shed and extra parking a walk-in pantry, stainless Sat, Mar 11, 6pm for four vehicles. The house is steel appliances, a gas cooktop, pre-wired for a security system. dishwasher and water filtration The property has concrete in-ground rainwater system, while sliding glass doors in the adjoining tanks, a biocycle waste water treatment system dining area open to a patio. and a cubby house. To one side of the front door is access to a Agent James Gwynne says the rural property double garage, powder room and bedroom, with with mountain views and fertile land with three other bedrooms opposite. These bedrooms established avocado, citrus, banana, fig and olive have built-in wardrobes. A bathroom and trees is ideal for those seeking a tree change. laundry are nearby.

BULIMBA 9 Reach Place

4 + BED 2 + BATH 2 CAR

A majestic blend of contemporary sophistication and a harmonious collection of quality finishes, this immaculate residence is at the forefront of relaxed luxury. The light filled kitchen features stone benchtops, contemporary cabinetry and fully integrated stainless steel appliances. This open plan layout incorporates large dining and living spaces that unfold to the alfresco courtyard offering unrestricted living. Ascend the staircase, above the aquatic display, to the extensive master suite. Three well presented bedrooms, a main bathroom and a second living area complete this floor.

INSPECT Wednesday 6 – 6:30pm AUCTION Thursday 9 March at 6:30pm, Place Auction Rooms, 33 Lytton Rd, East Brisbane

Shannon Harvey 0438 114 056 PLC-OP2916 _BN_I

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JOHNSTON

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PRIZE PRIVATE RIVER LAND

75 Molonga Terrace

As rare as it is unique, this amazing, usable 1,264m2 holding gracing a quiet, exclusive cul-de-sac boasts

AUCTION

elevated above flood building areas, sweeping views and a wide 25 metre absolute frontage to a broad

ON SHOW

reach of the river. It represents the ultimate opportunity to secure what may be the finest vacant land holding

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available anywhere along Brisbane’s one and only waterway in its prized location, just minutes to a long list

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Saturday 18th March @ 4pm Saturday 3-3:30 Josephine Johnston-Rowell 0414 233 575 Johnstondixon.com/75m

of quality conveniences and less than 10km from the CBD. Pre-auction purchase considered.

‘FIRST TIME OFFERED FOR SALE’

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INDOOROOPILLY 42/22 Riverview Terrace INDOOROOPILLYâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S FINEST, 304m2 PENTHOUSE. Perched atop Riverview Terrace and offered to the market for the first time. This architecturally designed 304m2 penthouse boasts everything you could want in a property. This opportunity is perfect for executives and downsizers alike, offering rare five-star living 6.5 km from the CBD. The three-bedroom, three-bathroom penthouse is surrounded by panoramic 270-degree views of the Brisbane River, City and the leafy Western suburbs from every room. Complete with a 160m2 wrap around private terrace with glass balustrading showcasing the endless views, this property is an entertainers dream. Inside and out the penthouse has been well maintained and recently refurbished to a high standard. The convenience of the property is second to none. A 2-minute walk from your doorstep will take you to restaurants, shopping centres and various local transport. This is a rare opportunity that must be seized!

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AUCTION if not sold prior View This Saturday, 4th of March, 11am. Henry McConnel 0427 160 874 Richardson & Wrench, South Brisbane henry@rwbrisbane.com.au

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BROOKFIELD 46 Nolan Rise

MODERN ELEGANCE WITH SWEEPING VIEWS • High ceilings, air conditioning, screens and plantation shutters • Private swimming pool and expansive outdoor entertainment areas

• Generous formal and casual living areas along with a downstairs

• 1,229 sqm block with established grounds, sweeping north-easterly

rumpus or ideal children’s retreat • Superbly appointed kitchen with stone bench-tops, European

views, ample lawn for children and pets • Walking distance to acres of parklands, buses, Brookfield school, show grounds and minutes to Kenmore central

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• 5 Bedrooms with three ensuites • 3 Modern bathrooms plus additional guest powder room

appliances and a abundance of storage

FOR SALE NOW OR BY AUCTION ON SITE SATURDAY 18TH MARCH @ 11AM

Benjamin Smith 0416 005 008 Kel Goesch 0408 647 568

Enjoy coastal living just 30 mins from Brisbane CBD Luxury 3 bedroom apartments Easy stroll to Cafe & Restaurants Opposite Blue Water Square Shopping Centre 5 minutes walk to Redcliffe Lagoon and Sutton Beach Located at 11 Anzac Avenue Redcliffe

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From $529,000

Scarborough 24 Fernlea Avenue

Exclusive View High On The Hill Positioned elegantly on the crest of the incline, this exceptionally presented home offers you a multi-level living lifestyle. A generous composition spanning across three levels, this is a rare opportunity to secure yourself a piece of Scarborough paradise.

Auction Saturday 11th Mar 10:00am Held On Site View Saturday 9:30-10:00am

Danny Mailer - 0417 739 811 Kylie Loof - 0481 179 863 Redcliffe 3897 5000 45 Redcliffe Parade

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Absolute Riverfront Queenslander

ABSOLUTE RIVERFRONT QUEENSLANDER - 5327M2

38a Scenic Road, KENMORE

A genuine Victorian Queenslander circa1884, this stately home gracing 5327m2 of prime elevated riverfront headland with 76m of absolute river frontage, is copiously and timelessly imbued with a rare sense of understated class and refinement. Fully renovated and restored with a swathe of comfortable lifestyle facilities in an unrepeatable riverfront location makes this a very rare opportunity for the astute purchaser.

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On-site, 25 March, 11am

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Jason Adcock 0418 727 788

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26 North Point Avenue, Kingscliff

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AUCTION

Distinctive Architecturally Designed Residence in the Heart of Ascot

This stunning renovated residence is a truly unique offering in the heart of Ascot. Designed by renowned architect Harry Polous and meticulously finished to the highest standards and finishes, this property is in a class by itself. • Four bedrooms plus study • Spacious light-filled property with high ceilings • Gleaming polished floors, built-in features and Library retreat • Gourmet kitchen with European appliances • Multiple living areas making the most of indoor/outdoor living

AUCTION VIEW

CENTURY 21 CITY PRESTIGE PROPERTY

ASCOT 128 Lancaster Road

AGENT

Thursday 9th March 2017 at 6pm On Site Saturday 2 - 2:45pm Thursday 6 - 6.30pm Jim Waller 0400 727 767 Colin Walters 0419 025 395

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THE GAP 17 Canterbury Place 5 bed I 3 bath I 2 car I pool I study I media I tennis RESORT STYLE FAMILY RESIDENCE Privately positioned down a tranquil tree-lined street, 17 Canterbury Place is a wonderfully secluded residence offering resort style exteriors nestled on a massive 1894m2 North East facing parcel of The Gap. The modern interiors feature split level living zones that create an immense sense of space and definition within the home, which then flows naturally out to decks and a paved alfresco setting framed by a luxurious tennis court, relaxing pool and spa area, large cubby house and lush garden surrounds. The versatile layout begins with an intimate formal lounge, dining area and study, perched just shy of the generously scaled master retreat, which comes complete with a walk-in robe, lavish ensuite with spa bath, and an exclusive deck overlooking the breathtaking outdoor areas. Private Cul-De-Sac & Family Friendly Location | Huge Flexible Floor Plan | Gourmet Kitchen and Entertainer’s Deck | Fully Equipped Home Business/Office Area

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CLAYDON HOUSE - AN INNER CITY LUXURY RESIDENCE Ultimately unique in its design and position, Claydon House is ideal for young professional couples, growing families or elite downsizers looking to live surrounded by some of Brisbane´s best cafes, bars, restaurants, and public transport facilities while being only a short walk away from premier private schools, major hospitals, parklands, sporting facilities and the CBD. Commanding one of Spring Hill´s most exclusive and private positions on the fringe of the Brisbane CBD, 10 York Parade is a spectacular modern residence filled with traditional elegance. Fittingly named "Claydon House", it is evident from its eye-catching street presence that this sophisticated and striking home offers astute buyers the opportunity to secure themselves a unique centerpiece of Australian creativity, which takes in sweeping views of the city skyline from almost every room. Sweeping Views of the CBD & Suburban Vista | Exclusive & Private Position | Filled with Traditional & Elegant Finishes | Designer Kitchen with multiple entertainment spaces. View

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