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Welcome to our first edition of 2019, which, thanks to the magic of technology, pre-planning and a great team, actually went to press before Christmas (19 December to be precise). As a result, I haven’t signed off this column with my usual list of things to feel grateful for this past week – a practice regular readers will be all too familiar with. But please indulge my sharing why this practice began – plus it’s a nice way to kick off the New Year. Scientific research shows that being more grateful can improve your overall sense of wellbeing and life satisfaction. The Harvard Medical School defines gratitude as “a thankful appreciation for what an individual receives, whether tangible or intangible. With gratitude, people acknowledge the goodness in their lives … As a result, gratitude also helps people connect to something larger than themselves as individuals – whether to other people, nature or a higher power”. Simply being grateful for being alive is a great way to motive oneself to seize the day. And gratitude can be contagious, in a good way. Ralph Waldo Emerson (1803-1882) was onto something when he said: “Cultivate the habit of being grateful for every good thing that comes to you, and to give thanks continuously. And because all things have contributed to your advancement, you should include all things in your gratitiude.” I wish you appreciation and abundance in 2019.

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Glebe Park in Canberra’s CBD is one of several areas in the ACT which has been slated for a new play space. Photo: Kerrie Brewer.

The ACT Government is calling on Canberrans to help design three new nature play spaces that will be built in the City, Woden and Farrer.

ACT Minister for City Services, Chris Steel, said this process of co-design would ensure the community have a chance to be

involved in creating great new play spaces in their own suburbs. “The new nature play spaces will be built in Eddison Park in Woden, Glebe Park in the City and a park in Farrer near the shops. They will be a welcome addition to Canberra’s already extensive playground network,” Minister Steel said. “Natural play spaces provide creative and imaginative play experiences, using elements from the landscape, such as logs and rocks, to encourage children to climb, jump and explore. With nature play the possibilities can be much more flexible than traditional play equipment, and we want to know what you think should be in your suburb. “There are lots of ways you can get involved in the design of these new play spaces, including a number of pop-up design

sessions in the parks …, an online survey, and co-design workshops in February. We will also be working directly with local schools, childcare centres, youth groups and special needs schools through a series of targeted co-design sessions.” The ideas and design suggestions collected through the engagement process will be used to create three final designs to be built. The pop-up sessions for Glebe Park and Farrer were held in midDecember. The pop-up session for Eddison Park will be held on Sunday 13 January 8-10am at the Southside Farmer’s Market, Canberra College. The online survey will be open until Friday 15 February. For more information or to have your say, visit yoursay.act.gov.au

Snake safety this summer Snakes love to slither out of their hiding spots and into our backyards during the summer months. During snake season, Canberrans are urged to be mindful when out and about. According to ACT Conservator Ian Walker, Eastern brown snakes are most frequently seen across Canberra from October until March. “While they are highly venomous, they are naturally shy and will only strike when provoked,” Mr Walker said. “If you do come across a snake, the best approach is not to catch or kill them, as harassing the reptile may cause it to defend itself by striking,” he said, as the weather started to heat up in October. “It’s also timely to remind people that snakes are a protected species, and under the Nature Conservation Act it is an offence to capture, harm or kill them.” If you do come across a snake, remember: • When left alone, snakes present 6

little danger to people and animals. • If you see a snake, move pets and children away until the snake moves off. • When bushwalking, let friends or family know where you’re going, wear enclosed shoes, take a backpack with a first aid kit and be alert at all times. • Keep gardens, sheds and aviaries well maintained. • Don’t attempt to capture or kill snakes, instead call Access Canberra on 13 22 81 for further advice, or call a licensed snake catcher. Pets and snakes can often clash as well, with dogs in particular susceptible to snake encounters. PETstock veterinarian Dr Hay Chung said in summer, snakes are likely to be found in search of water, food and shelter. “It is important for dog owners to always remain vigilant as depending upon the species of snakes, the time of the day or the season that they are

most active can vary. It is becoming increasingly common for dogs to encounter snakes in or around their own homes in suburban environments,” Dr Chung said. “The warning signs of a snake bite can vary and are time sensitive: weakness, not walking straight to collapse, loss of bladder or bowel control, blood in urine, rapid and shallow breathing, bleeding from snake bite wound.” Dr Chung said the best way to avoid a pet snake bite at home is to: • Minimise the places snakes can hide in; clear undergrowth, fill holes in the ground, and mow the lawn regularly. • Rodents can attract snakes, so make sure you have nothing in the house that may attract rodents, such as spilled food. • Know who to call when you notice a snake in your house. Do not attempt to capture a snake yourself. • Do not let your dog examine a dead snake as the venom may still

Local residents and visitors to Canberra are urged to watch out for snakes during warmer weather, especially when out and about. Photo: Raf Gobin.

be active on the fang or it may not actually be dead. And outside the house: • Keep your dog on leash at all times. • Do not let them explore holes or dig under rocks.

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news New dental clinic on the move

The ACT’s second mobile dental clinic will be based around local community services. Photo: supplied.

A new mobile dental clinic will begin seeing patients this month, after it was launched on Tuesday 18 December 2018.

The clinic, the second of its kind in Canberra, will be based around local community services such as Companion House and Toora

Women Inc. It will also service the Bimberi Youth Justice Centre. “We know that good oral health is fundamental to an individual’s overall wellbeing, but it can also be difficult for some people in our community to access,” said Minister for Health and Wellbeing Meegan Fitzharris. “A healthy mouth enables people to eat, speak and socialise without pain, discomfort or embarrassment. “The establishment of this additional mobile dental clinic will extend dental care to people who need it but might currently have difficulty visiting a dental clinic at a Community Health Centre.” The dental treatments available at the mobile clinic are the same as those available at regular community-based dentists, and include dental examinations and X-rays, restorative services such

as fillings and extractions, and preventative services such as cleaning and oral hygiene education. “This service will be run throughout Canberra and will improve the physical access to dental treatment facilities by visiting agencies that support Canberrans who might be experiencing mental health issues, domestic or family violence, alcohol and drug issues and homelessness as well as new refugees to Australia,” Minister Fitzharris said. “I am sure this new clinic will have real benefits for those who visit it and it will improve oral health outcomes for vulnerable people in our community.” Launched in 2014, the ACT’s first mobile dental clinic visits aged care facilities and has since provided treatment to over 2,000 Canberrans.

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news Stay cool in Canberra Can’t get to the coast, or want to cool off somewhere local? Canberra Weekly has rounded up some of the best places to chill, right here in the Nation’s Capital. Check water quality warnings before diving in via tccs.act.gov.au and nca.gov.au, and for more info on ACT reserves and swimming spots, visit environment.act.gov.au

Manuka Pool ‘Canberra’s first pool’ boasts an outdoor 30m six-lane pool, outdoor toddler’s pool, shaded grounds, a playground and a café. Open: 6.30am-7pm weekdays, 8am-7pm weekends and 10am-6pm public holidays. Location: New South Wales Crescent, Griffith ACT Admission: $7 standard, $5 concession, $4 pensioner, $20 family, $4 extra family member. Free for

children under three and DSP card holders. More info: manukapool.com.au

Canberra Olympic Pool Test your diving skills in the outdoor diving pool, or swim some quiet laps in the indoor 50m pool. With access to a toddler pool, large grass areas, beach volley ball courts and barbecue facilities, there’s something for everyone. Open: Monday-Friday 5.30am-9pm (dive pool open 10am-6pm daily), Saturday 7am-7pm, Sunday 8am-7pm and public holidays 8am-6pm. Location: corner of Allara Street and Constitution Avenue, Canberra City Admission: $7 standard, $5 concession, $4 pensioner, $18.70 family (two adults, two children), $21.50 family (two adults, three children). More info: canberraolympicpool.com.au

Dickson Aquatic Centre There is a variety of pool options, including a splash park for the kids, as well as shaded areas and barbecue facilities. The entire family can cool off, take a break and relax. Open: 6am-7pm weekdays, 8am-7pm weekends, 10am-7pm public holidays Location: 152 Cowper Street, Dickson Admission: $7 standard, $5 concession, $4 pensioner, $18.70 family. Free for children under three. More info: dicksonaquatic.com.au

Kambah Pool Swim in multiple areas of the Murrumbidgee River at Kambah Pool, or opt for a spot of fishing, canoeing or hiking. Part of the northern section of the swimming area is reserved for nude bathing. Walk to Casuarina Sands or walk or mountain bike to Pine Island. Open: Kambah Pool gates are closed between 9pm and 8am during daylight saving. Location: Kambah Pool Road, Kambah

Pine Island Swim in the river, sunbathe on the grass and keep the kids entertained with a playground area. Canoeing and fishing is also popular at Pine Island. Open: Pine Island gates are closed between 9pm and 8am during daylight saving. Location: Pine Island Road, Greenway

Casuarina Sands is perfect for an afternoon dip, kayak or barbecue at the Murrumbidgee River. Walking trails start here to take you all the way to Kambah Pool, if you desire. Location: off Cotter Road, Stromlo

Uriarra Crossing Fish, canoe or swim off the shady banks of the Murrumbidgee. Make use of the walking trails that take you along the river, or head up to Swamp Creek for another cool-down spot. On- and off-leash pooches welcome, but not on the walking trails! Location: Uriarra Road, Stromlo

Gibraltar Falls There are some stunning swimming holes at the top of Gibraltar Falls, as well as shady picnic areas. Be careful of slippery rocks, though, and adhere to any warning signs posted in the area. Location: just a few minutes’ drive south of Woods Reserve, Corin Road, Namadgi National Park

Point Hut Crossing Just south of Pine Island, enjoy a sandy beach with shaded picnic areas. Dogs welcome, with both on- and off-leash areas. Location: off Point Hut Road, Gordon

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Yarralumla dog beach Take the pooch for a paddle at the dog-friendly beach area after a run at the nearby Yarralumla puppy park. With an off-leash grassed area and access to the lake for swimming, your furry friend won’t want to leave! Location: Brown St, Yarralumla

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Box up unwanted presents for GIVIT Australians were expected to spend an eye watering $9 billion on Christmas gift giving in 2018 and many of these presents will not meet their recipient’s expectations or needs. GIVIT, the national online not-for-profit group, wants to pass on your unwanted gifts to vulnerable people. All those disappointments under your Christmas tree, or that unwanted Secret Santa gift can become a treasured and needed item for someone in need in our community. Whether your children received far too many toys, or you received yet another toaster or a set of towels in the wrong colour for your bathroom, visit givit.org.au/give-items to regift to someone in need.

Paying it forward Not-for-profit organisation, The Personnel Group, is paying-it-forward these holidays with children’s books in lieu of gifts for their clients. Hospitals in Canberra and regional Victoria and NSW including Goulburn and Shoalhaven, all received new story books for their children’s wards. 12

Leon Tannahill AM, member number 1 of the Scouts Australia ACT Branch, has been recognised for 65 years of service to young people through the Scouting movement. Mr Tannahill first started as a Scout Leader at 5th Caulfield Scout Group in Melbourne in 1950, before moving to Canberra, and joined 11th Canberra Scout Group as a Group Leader in 1968. He has held various other roles including as the Branch Chairperson from 1991 to 1995 and then the President of the Scouts Australia ACT Branch from 1995 to 2000. In 1990, he was awarded the Silver Kangaroo, the highest award for adult Leaders in Scouts Australia, and in 2003 he was honoured as a Life Member of Scouts Australia

Pictures and Popcorn

Pictures and Popcorn is returning to the pool on Saturday 19 January 4pm at Goulburn Aquatic and Leisure Centre, 85 Deccan Street, Goulburn. The summer pool party will feature a screening of the Disney animated classic, The Little Mermaid, a number of activities in the Kids’ Zone including a giant inflatable Aqua-Run and an Atomic Drop Water Slide, and food including Eat Street and the Pictures and Popcorn Candy Bar. Admission: free. More info: RSVP via the event Facebook page or visit goulburnaustralia.com.au.

Rome at the ANU Classics Museum

Voluntary guides will conduct a one hour tour of the ANU Classics Museum on Friday 11 January 12.30pm at the AD Hope Building, Ellery Crescent, ANU. Highlighting the connection with Rome: City and Empire at the National Museum of Australia, the tour will focus on specific Roman items in the collection that relate to those in the NMA exhibition. Cost: Free. Numbers will be limited, bookings essential via 6288 3373.

Reel dancing in the park Monday 7 January from 6.45pm until dark, the Monaro Folk Society and Scottish Country Dance Club of Canberra combine for a fun night of Dancing in the Park. All dances will be walked through and called by Derek and Mark. While this is a free community event to which everyone is welcome, due to the NCA now charging for use of the Stage we would welcome a gold coin donation towards the cost. More info: monarofolk.org.au

Enjoy fresh fish and chips in a relaxed family atmosphere at the Yacht Club in Yarralumla. Enjoy an afternoon filled with live music on the lawns each weekend during summer. Takeaway also available. Snapper on the Lake

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Serve chilled CW food writer Fiona Williams shares a sweet series of delicious summer delights.

Quke & berry ice blocks Recipe courtesy of Perfection Fresh www.perfection.com.au Makes: 12 Prep: 1 hour + 6 hours freezing Cook: 14 mins 2 x 250g Qukes baby cucumbers 500ml lemonade, ginger beer or lemon lime and bitters 3 Tbsp fresh blueberry cordial For the fresh blueberry cordial

For the cordial; combine the water and sugar in a saucepan, stir constantly over medium heat without boiling until the sugar has dissolved. Bring to boil, reduce heat and simmer for 3 minutes without stirring. Add the lemon juice and blueberries and simmer for 8 minutes. Remove from the heat, stir in the tartaric acid and set aside to cool. Pour the mixture into a blender and blend until smooth. Strain and discard the skins. Refrigerate until cold. Once cold, pour into a clean sterilised jar and refrigerate for up to 1 month. Slice 10 Qukes lengthways, each into 5, then arrange, standing upright into 12 x 80ml (1/3 cup) popsicle moulds. Mix 250ml lemonade, ginger beer or lemon lime and bitters with 2 tablespoons of blueberry cordial. Carefully pour into the moulds so they are half full. Cover and freeze for 2 hours until partially frozen. Remove from the freezer, insert a paddle-pop stick into the centre of each mould. Top up with remaining lemonade. Freeze for 6 hours or overnight if time permits. Remove from the moulds and serve immediately.

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Tip: For Qukes and mango ice blocks, chop 250g Qukes and 2 Calypso mangoes, spoon into popsicle moulds, fill with lemonade, ginger beer or lemon lime and bitters, freeze until firm.

Passionfruit vanilla bars Recipe courtesy of Australian Passionfruit aussiepassionfruit.com.au Makes: 12 bars Prep: 10 mins + freezing time 2 cups Greek yoghurt ¼ cup shredded coconut 1 tsp vanilla paste or extract 2 tsp maple syrup ¼ cup fresh passionfruit pulp, plus 1 Tbsp extra (4-5 fresh passionfruit) 2 cups pureed mango (500g) 1 tsp lime juice Line a 20cm cake tin with baking paper. In a medium bowl, combine yoghurt, coconut, vanilla and maple syrup. Spread yoghurt mixture evenly across the base of the prepared tin and freeze for 1-2 hours, until just firm to the touch. Combine mango puree, lime juice, and ¼ cup passionfruit pulp. Spread over yoghurt layer and smooth top. Drizzle with remaining passionfruit and return to freezer until solid – approximately 4 hours, or overnight. Remove pan from freezer and set on bench for 5 mins. Use baking paper to lift slice onto a cutting board and leave 5-10 minutes to thaw slightly. Cut into 12 bars, serve immediately or store in the freezer for a handy snack.

Nectarine & apricot chia pudding Avocado & banana nice-cream Recipe courtesy of Leah Itsines for Australian Avocados. Makes: 4-6 4 ripe Australian avocados, deseeded and roughly chopped ¾ cup raw honey or rice malt syrup 1 cup coconut milk or almond milk 2 bananas, sliced into thick chunks 4-6 large mint leaves In a strong blender add avocado flesh, honey, coconut milk, bananas and mint leaves. Blend until smooth; you want a completely chunk-free consistency. Place mixture into a freezer-safe bowl and freeze for a minimum of two hours or overnight. Prior to eating, defrost at room temperature for 15 mins; this will help to scoop those perfect rounds.

Recipe courtesy of Australian Summer Stonefruit www.facebook.com/AustraliaSummerStonefruit

Mango granita Recipe courtesy of Australian Mangoes www.mangoes.net.au

Prep: 25 mins Serves: 4 2x 270ml cans coconut milk ¾ cup white chia seeds

Makes: 4

1 tsp vanilla extract

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4 yellow nectarines, stone removed, cut into thin wedges

Freeze: 180 mins 3 chopped mangoes Juice of one lime 1 cup water 1 Tbsp of caster sugar Blend the chopped mango in a food processor or blender with the lime juice, water and caster sugar. Strain and then pour into a metal tray and freeze for 3-4 hours. Remove from freezer and blend mixture again to a smooth slushy consistency. Serve immediately.

4 apricots, stone removed, finely diced ½ cup maple syrup, to serve ¼ cup toasted flaked coconut, to serve Place coconut milk, chia seeds and vanilla into a bowl and stir until well combined. Set aside for 15 minutes to thicken. Spoon half the chia mixture into the base of 4x 1 cup capacity glasses or glass bowls. Top with half the nectarines and apricots. Spoon remaining chia seed mixture over fruit. Place remaining fruit onto chia seed mixture. Place in refrigerator for 1 hour or until cold. Drizzle maple syrup over fruit. Sprinkle with coconut and serve. 15

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20+ summer holiday activities Whether you’re enjoying a staycation or stopping over in the national capital, there’s so much to see and do in Canberra over the summer. We’ve rounded up 20+ holiday activities for all interests, ages and budgets. You’re welcome.

MoAD

The perfect family day out this summer; with PlayUp, open air PlayUP, Behind the Lines, drawing workshops and more on throughout January. Visit moadoph.gov.au for details.

Host a series of events, activities, tours and performances throughout January. For dates, times and bookings, visit awm.gov.au

Australian War Memorial

ACT Libraries

A host of family-oriented events will be held at public libraries across Canberra this summer, including robotics workshops and the library ninja program. Head online to library. act.gov.au/learning/whats_on for details and bookings.

Tidbinbilla

Plenty of opportunities to get up close and personal with some of the Territory’s beautiful wildlife, including a Critters of the Eucalypt Forest walk and Koalas in the Canopy, both on every Saturday in January. Nominal entry fees to Tidbinbilla apply. No bookings required. More info: tidbinbilla.act.gov.au

Summer Music School

In addition to their usual program, this year there will be a new class run in partnership with the Canberra Burns Club Pipe Band focused on the art of Highland drums and bagpipes. Running at the Canberra Girls Grammar School, Deakin, weekdays on 7-18 January, 8.30am3.30pm; after-school program runs to 5.30pm daily; youngmusicsociety.org.au

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National Museum of Australia

Explore the variety of summer exhibitions, including Rome: City and Empire, 2019 Australian of the Year and Bush Mechanics; along with all of the classic installations that cover the rich history of our nation; nma.gov.auJanuary; nfsa.gov.au

Cricket

Be a part of history when Manuka Oval hosts Australian and Sri Lanka for Canberra’s first Test match on 1-5 February. The Big Bash also comes to Manuka Oval, with Sydney Thunder playing Hobart Hurricanes on 9 February from 4.10pm; ticketek.com.au

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Revheads unite at EPIC for four days of flying rubber, crazy cars and high octane fun, running 3-6 January, summernats.com.au

Openair Cinemas

Bringing music, movies and food to Canberra with a season running from 9 January to 17 February; plus it’s a dog friendly event that also caters to canine companions; openaircinemas.com.au/canberra

National Film and Sound Archive

With a summer program shaped around their blockbuster exhibition Heath Ledger: A life in pictures, enjoy screenings of Ledger’s films at various dates and times until 10 February. Families can also enjoy seven days of feline and canine movies at the NFSA’s Arc cinema on 7-13 January; nfsa.gov.au 16

Stromlo Forest Park

Ride, run, take an equestrian trail or go for a picnic or bushwalk in the delightful scenery featuring some world class biking trails suited to all skill levels; stromloforestpark.com.au (continued page 18)

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Democracy) is the perfect family

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of the many books.

imaginative play spaces, crafting workshops and inquisitive museum

On weekdays 7-18 January 10am-5pm.

trails, there is a range of family activities that poke their tongue out at

PlayUP

the idea that museums are hands-off.

Stand up, make up, think up and step up at PlayUP, an interactive exhibition

Connect with the lives of historical and contemporary figures in DressUP: Change the World.

space for the young and young at heart. Discover hands-on activities

While the children are

and imaginative play spaces that

entertained dressing up as the

flip the traditional idea of museums

colourful and curious characters

completely on its head.

of Wonderland including Alice, the

On weekdays 7-18 January 10am-5pm.

Queen of Hearts, the Cheshire Cat or the Mad Hatter, parents can grin, smirk and grimace at the cartoons

Behind the Lines

that explore the unexpected twists

and turns of politics in 2018.

for Behind the Lines: The Year's

There are games with Wonderland

Open Air PlayUP

Best Political Cartoons 2018, with

twists for the whole family to enjoy

Want some outdoor fun? The always

this year’s theme ‘Curiouser and

and older kids can go on a cartooning

popular Open Air PlayUP is back

Curiouser’ inspired by Lewis

trail through the exhibition,

this school holidays in the stunning

Carroll’s Alice’s Adventures

following clues and learning about

Senate Courtyard. Enjoy giant lawn

in Wonderland.

the art of political cartooning.

The Magic of Malala: Drawing Workshop

The Behind the Lines exhibition space offers fun for all the family.

Join us these school holidays for a creative drawing workshop inspired by the bravery of Pakistani schoolgirl Malala Yousafzai. Malala stood up for what she thought was right – education for all – and proved that everyone has the power to fight for change. Create your own masterpiece in this artist-led workshop using a variety of different drawing techniques. Suitable for beginners and up. This two-hour workshop begins every day at 10am from 21 to 25 January. $8 per child, bookings essential via www.moadoph.gov.au/malala

DressUP Discover the incredible journeys of some of the world’s most inspiring people, taking the time to walk in their shoes in DressUP: Change the World. Connect with the lives of historical and contemporary figures by dressing up in their most iconic outfits including Frida Kahlo, Adam Goodes, Beyoncé, and many others. You can immerse yourself in their stories of triumph, and be inspired to ask yourself ‘how will you change the world?’ Also don’t miss our new Zine Lounge, where you can create your own zine to tell your story. Once you are finished exploring the museum, you can refresh in the Terrace Café with a cool drink or ice cream.

What, where, when? MoAD is open 9am-5pm daily General admission: $2 adults, $1 children and concessions, $5 family To find out more information on your next family day out at MoAD, visit www.moadoph.gov.au/family

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A variety of family-oriented events are on this summer including some bee-related workshops (those with allergies need not apply) and holiday kite making; nationalarboretum.act.gov.au for bookings.

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Woodlands twilight tours and holiday activities will be taking place throughout summer. For dates and details, head to mulligansflat.org.au

Day tripper

Take a note from the Beatles and road trip out from Canberra for the day. Grab a map, close your eyes and pick one of our neighbouring NSW townships at random. A great time can be had exploring the likes of Murrumbateman, Yass, Goulburn, Gundaroo, Bungendore, Bowral or Collector.

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So much to explore at the Australian National Botanic Gardens over the break including the rainforest gardens, their native treehouse, the red desert gardens and plenty more; anbg.gov.au

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For a variety of family-friendly performances throughout summer, head to canberratheatrecentre.com.au for listings and bookings.

Hit the trails

Explore the bush capital’s natural splendour via its many walking trails; find a ripper walk at environment.act.gov.au/parksconservation/parks-and-reserves

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Perfect for a day out with the family, with a host of options including Cockington Green, the National Dinosaur Museum, the Canberra Reptile Zoo and lots of eateries and stores at your disposal.

Head to a swimming hole

Pack a picnic blanket, swimmers and your towels and go for a day out at a popular spot on the river, such as the Cotter, Kambah Pool or Pine Island. Take a look at Canberra Weekly’s local swimming guide on page 10 for more.

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The Portrait Gallery’s summer blockbuster, 20/20 both celebrates and nurtures connections with the history of Australian cinema. Open until Sunday 10 February, with a host of other exhibitions on show; portrait.gov.au

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Step out of the heat and into a fiery, passion-fuelled exhibition of Pre-Raphaelite masterpieces at the NGA’s deeply human Love and Desire. Open until 28 April; nga.gov.au

Book talk This week Jeff and Michael Popple recommend five good reads for the pool or beach this summer.

The Promised Land by Barry Maitland Allen & Unwin, $29.99

A clever whodunnit always makes for enjoyable summer reading, and the latest Brock and Kolla detective story by Australian author Barry Maitland will keep crime readers happily occupied in between swims. Set in London, it has all the ingredients of a good mystery. The detectives are engaging, the secondary characters are well fleshed out and the plot is cleverly constructed. There is a good mid-book twist and Maitland keeps the surprises coming all the way to the last page. There is also a nice literary sub-plot about a lost George Orwell novel. A very enjoyable read.

OtherEarth by Jason Segel and Kirsten Miller

Mantle, $29.99

Those looking for a bulky holiday read should check out this impressive piece of historical fiction. Set in 1549, it features lawyer Matthew Shardlake who is sent to Norwich to investigate the murder of a distant relative of his client, Princess Elizabeth. As he uncovers a complex conspiracy, a massive peasant rebellion overtakes the city, forcing Matthew to choose between friends. Tombland is the seventh book in one of the best current historical mystery series. It is an exceptionally good read, centred on a captivating mystery and containing convincing historical details. It is over 800 enjoyable pages long and will keep readers very entertained these holidays.

An Anonymous Girl by Greer Hendricks and Sarah Pekkanen Macmillan, $29.99

Popular fiction in 2018 was dominated by domestic suspense novels. A lot of them were forgettable, but there were some gems, such as J P Delaney’s Believe Me. Now 2019 is off to a good start with the very impressive An Anonymous Girl. When Jessica Farris sneaks her way into a psychology study on ethics and morality, she is just after some quick money. But when her responses draw her to the attention of the mysterious Doctor Shields, she becomes involved in something more sinister. Well written, clever and surprising, this could well be the summer’s best thriller.

Rock the Boat, $19.99

Comedy icon Jason Segel and Kirsten Miller once again team up to produce an exciting young adult thriller that is ideal for the holidays. After freeing his best friend, Kat, from inside the Otherworld VR game, Simon and his friends are on the run from the Company. But as they attempt to fight back with new allies, they are unprepared for the secrets they will uncover. OtherEarth is an intriguing novel that features an amazing combination of video game adventure, fun characters, great humour and a thrilling, conspiracy-laden tale. An outstanding read that will appeal to a diverse audience.

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Calm the F**k Down by Sarah Knight Quercus, $29.99

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Boggy Creek at Merimbula is popular with families.

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Jervis Bay is a series of small holiday townships of Huskisson, Vincentia, Hyams Beach, and Callala Bay, the Booderee National Park, and beautiful beaches all located on the shoreline of this spectacular bay. Known for its remarkable white sands and glorious waters, head inland and you’ll just find more to be in awe of. There is eucalypt forest, woodland, swamps, dunes, mangroves, rainforest, scrub, grassland and heathlands, all of which can be explored via bushwalks, drives or bike rides. Camping options inside Booderee National Park, such as Green Patch and Bristol Point, are very popular with Canberrans and Sydneysiders alike, and require booking in advance over peak season.

Comprising the three tiny townships of Durras North, Durras Lake and Durras South, they’re all set in the heart of the lush Murramarang National Park and just a 15-20 minute drive north of Batemans Bay. It’s perfect for those seeking seclusion and spectacular sandy beaches. Camping at the neighbouring Depot Beach and Pebbly Beach offers more of the same.

Merimbula is a charming seaside holiday town offering a range of water-based activities including fishing, swimming, surfing, boating, lake cruises, scuba diving, sailboarding and canoeing. Merimbula is also ideal for exploring Bournda National Park, driving to Tathra, bushwalking, kayaking and bike riding. Located about 30km south of Bega and 26km north of Eden, it’s a bit further south than the other options here, but the drive down via the Snowy Mountains Highway is a winner, and a nice change of pace from the Clyde.

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Depot Beach, neighbouring Durras, is set in the heart of the Murramarang National Park and is perfect for those seeking seclusion and spectacular sandy beaches. Getty.

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Jervis Bay is famous for its remarkable white sands and clear waters and is exceptionally popular with Canberrans, Sydneysiders and kangaroos over peak season. Getty.

Ulladulla and its broader region (which for the purposes of this article includes Mollymook and Milton) caters to just about everyone. Food highlights include one of the NSW South Coast’s finest in the form of Rick Stein’s at Bannisters and the vegetarian and vegan friendly Pilgrims at Milton. The region features lookouts, beaches and walks aplenty. You’d be hard pressed running out of things to do around here.

That’s the message from Surf Lifesavers this year, who are encouraging swimmers of all ages and abilities to draw a line on the sand and to pause, look for hazards, and assess the dangers before entering the ocean. Rip currents are an ever present danger on NSW beaches responsible for a significant number of rescues performed by surf lifesavers, while alarmingly, research shows that while beachgoers express confidence in their ability to recognise a rip, in reality less than half actually can. It is believed that nearly 4 million Australians have experienced the terror of being caught in a rip current with the majority of those involved in a fatal incident are males aged 25-39. To ensure the safety of yourself and your loves ones when you’re at the beach this summer, have a plan and swim at a patrolled location and between those red and yellow flags. Another resource available to swimmers is the Surf Lifesaving (SLS) Beachsafe website and app, which provides beachgoers with the latest information about every Australian Beach. Go to beachsafe.org.au or download the Beachsafe to your mobile; available on both Apple and Android devices. -Denholm Samaras

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WESLEY MUSIC CENTRE: Will host the Sharing Music recital at their Forrest venue, featuring favourites including Romantic gems and new works on 2 February 2.30pm; entry by donation.

CATS VS DOGS: Families can enjoy seven days of feline and canine movies at the NFSA’s Arc cinema, 7-13 January; nfsa.gov.au

PETER PAN GOES WRONG: The West End hit comedy comes to Canberra Theatre, 6-10 February; canberratheatrecentre.com.au

YMS: Summer Music School at Canberra Girls Grammar School, Deakin, weekdays 7-18 January 8.30am-3.30pm; youngmusicsociety.org.au

GARY PUCKETT AND THE UNION GAP: Will play Canberra Southern Cross Club Woden with support from Australia’s king of comedy, Garry Who on Thursday 7 February 8pm; cssc.com.au

SASHA VELOUR: A one-woman show by the winner of RuPaul’s Drag Race Season 9, at Canberra Theatre, Wednesday 9 January; itdevents.com GETTING STARTED: Learn how to access the National Library’s collection at the NLA, Parkes on 9 January 11am; nla.gov.au AMERICAN EXPRESS OPENAIR CINEMAS: Enjoy outdoor movie screenings, live music and DJ performances nightly from 9 January to 17 February at Patrick White Lawn, National Library, Parkes. Films include box office hits, new releases and family-friendly titles; openaircinemas.com.au CRAFTERNOONS WITH STORYTIME BALLET: Creative fun for little ones at Canberra Theatre Centre, 17-19 January; canberratheatrecentre.com.au THE BODY: The legendary American experimental metal duo will play their first Canberra gig at the Basement, Belconnen on 17 January 8pm; thebasementcanberra.com.au JOSH CASHMAN: Brings his brand of melodic and textural folk rock to Transit Bar, Civic on 18 January 8pm; moshtix.com.au

JOURNEY BEYOND FEAR: Canberra premiere of this documentary on Afghan refugees, at Dendy Canberra, 7 February 6.30pm; dendy.com.au American Express Openair Cinemas at Patrick White Lawn, Parkes from 9 January until 17 February.

VERA BLUE: The indie pop star will play the UC Refectory on 7 February; ucrefectory.com

KEITH POTGER: A solo acoustic guitar performance for the ages at The Q, Queanbeyan on 19 February 10.30am; theq.net.au

HANDS LIKE HOUSES: The Canberra rockers will play the UC Refectory with support from Ocean Grove on Friday 8 February; handslikehouses.net

RECYCLING DISCOVERY HUB: See what happens to recycling in the ACT at the Materials Recovery Facility, Hume, 22 and 24 January, 10-11am, 1-2pm. Free but bookings required via no_waste@act.gov.au or 6205 9522.

KIMBA AND RYAN: The Melbourne based jazz duo will play The Street Theatre, City West on 9 February; thestreet.org.au

KEITH URBAN: The country music superstar will play GIO Stadium, Sunday 27 January; ticketek.com.au SINCE ALI DIED: Local rapper, poet and awardwinning author Omar Musa’s new show at The Courtyard Studio, 30 January-2 February; canberratheatrecentre.com.au

CANBERRA JAZZ CLUB: The annual Jazz in January gala concert is on Friday 18 January 8pm at Canberra Southern Cross Club, Woden; cscc.com.au

WILD WOGS 2: Comics Joe Avati, George Kapiniaris and Gabriel Rossi return to Hellenic Club Woden with the follow-up to their 2016 hit show on 1 February; hellenicclub.com.au

THE EMPIRE STRIPS BACK: After a sold-out tour of the USA, this show that’s title says it all comes to Canberra Theatre, 19 January 8pm; canberratheatrecentre.com.au

HAT FITZ & CARA: Bring their Hand It Over album launch tour to Harmonie German Club, Narrabundah, 2 February 8pm; harmonieclub.com.au

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METALWORX WITH HEAVY HEART VI: The Norweigan rock and metal outfit will play Transit Bar on 9 February 8pm; moshtix.com.au ESTONIAN PHILHARMONIC CHAMBER CHOIR: Reunite with Australian Chamber Orchestra for a concert at Llewellyn Hall on 9 February 8pm; aco.com.au ZAHATORTE: The Kyoto-based acoustic trio will play Smith’s Alternative on 10 February 7pm; smithsalternative.com MANPOWER: Bring their world-famous male revue to Hellenic Club, Woden, 13 February; hellenicclub.com.au Send your free entertainment listings to: arts@canberraweekly.com.au with ‘what’s on’ in the subject field. Deadline is 10 days prior to Thursday edition date.

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Trending in 2019 What’s hot this year? Here are some of the hottest trends tipped to be big in 2019, according to the experts.

via soothing palettes that soften our environment and give us the measure of serenity we seek. Muted, chalky hues will grow in popularity with greens – from mint to sage – leading the charge, backed up by watermelon, subdued apricot and soft tans. Matte finishes will continue to rule the roost. • Designed secondary spaces: We’re seeing every inch of space utilised in the home by integrating deliberate features into any forgotten areas. The design approach to such spaces calls attention to them, rather than allowing them to recede into the background. Think alcoves turned into wine storage, under-stair areas becoming play spaces for children, display elements in disused areas, functional joinery built into narrow spaces and corners transformed into eye-catching studies. Focus on Furniture stylist Melissa Gullifer says Australians will be focusing on sustainability in home design this year. Her top trend predictions are: •

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Home design platform Houzz has released their top design trends for 2019, citing colour, bold statements and indoor-outdoor living. • Striking wall treatments: Vertical surfaces are set to be a new design frontier in homes. From walls to island benches, we will continue to see a more creative approach to these facings, such as halfround oak dowels used to great effect on island bench fronts, shiplap cladding used in exciting new ways, and wool as a wall covering. • Pastel kitchens: Professionals on Houzz are seeing an increased demand for pastel-coloured kitchen cabinets. ‘Millennial pink’ made major inroads into decor in 2018, opening the way for other pastel-based hues, including baby blues, green washes and soft greys. Proving to be a safe way to include colour in the kitchen, pastels are likely to rival all-white kitchens in popularity this year and beyond. • Statement vanities: Expect bathrooms to take over from kitchens as the key place to stamp your style. Watch for the rise of statement vanities; whether personalised with statement handles, showcase original joinery or painted in bold, saturated colour. Plain white and laminate surfaces will take a back seat, while the design-savvy step up and express their creativity in new ways. • Indoor-outdoor: The look of exterior furniture will move closer to that of interior furniture. Webbed detailing, sling-back chairs and turned legs on tables will be embraced by the fashion-

forward. Those who desire relaxed outdoor living are likely to forgo large dining settings and instead turn over their space to living roomlike arrangements by choosing roomy modular sofas, accompanying coffee tables and statement armchairs. • The rise of the pod: Timber-clad pods have been popular as a way to add a separate backyard room, granny flat, teenage retreat or studio in recent years. Now we’re seeing pod-like shapes attached to or inside homes. We suspect rounded pods will continue to pop up in the centre of otherwise conventional spaces. • Calming colours: The desire for physical and mental wellbeing will increasingly be expressed

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Colour: Matte black seems to be moving from fashion to interiors. Expect to see bold, highcontrast furniture designs such as luxurious marble and black steel or black leather and deep, brown timbers. Move over rose gold; traditional metallic gold is going to make a major comeback in 2019, with dark, bright gold pairing with raw, natural finishes. Sustainability: Australians are more conscious about ending the ‘war on waste’. Retail companies are also looking for new ways to improve their environmental processes and we’ve seen a massive trend towards customers looking for companies who are taking this seriously. Earthy tones and greenery: Timber finishes are the perfect way to let the outdoors in and feel a little summery all-year round. Indoor plants continue to be on trend.

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With bathrooms set to steal the show from kitchens this year, Wesley Sinclair from Highgrove Bathrooms gave us his 2019 trend predictions for bold, luxurious bathroom spaces. • Brushed brass finishes: The embodiment of modern elegance, brushed brass finishes are undoubtedly making a comeback and will continue well into 2019. Suited to most colour schemes, but especially darker palettes, the warm, burnished tones and earthy industrial sheen of brushed brass give a luxe appeal to your bathroom, instantly adding value and a ‘no expense spared’ look and feel to your home. It’s a classic, timeless finish that will stand the test of time. • Dark, bold colours: For those looking to move with the times and make a bold statement, darker colours is an emerging trend not to be missed. In particular, bathroom-ware and accessories in a deep forest green and striking navy will soon dominate new bathroom interiors. Whether you’re looking to splash some vivid colour with a vanity, plush towels, cabinetry or statement

wall, bold colours will deliver the atmosphere you want. • Concrete: Introducing a new and unique texture to your bathroom will transform the look and feel of the space dramatically. A concrete finish has a bespoke look and is fast becoming an interior design favourite. Consider bringing concrete textures into your bathroom by pairing a concrete basin with a timber vanity top or matte black tapware for a contemporary look. • Mirrors: Bringing that fivestar feel to your bathroom is a must, and what better way to do that than with LED mirrors? The streamlined look of an integrated LED mirror oozes a sense of luxury while brightening up your bathroom with dedicated task lighting and creating the illusion of more space. If the bright lights aren’t quite calling your name, opt for round or oblong mirrors instead. The curved profile of a round mirror can soften the overall look of your bathroom. With an elongated oblong mirror above the vanity, you’ll be able to create the illusion of a higher ceiling.

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Andy Grigor, Head of Design and Innovation at tapware designer and manufacturer Methven, says the ‘industrial look’ will remain strong in bathroom design. He gave us his top give bathroom design predictions for 2019: • Materials: Concrete, whether it’s porous and unrefined or smooth and sanded, is growing in popularity with a strong nod to the use of urban industrial materials. We are seeing concrete being used with increasing popularity for floors and walls and even whole basins. • Natural: Natural materials, such as wood, work to balance and create softness, and perfectly complement the industrial theme. The use of reclaimed wood gives a great rustic and worn-in charm while creating warmth and softness in juxtaposition with the colder industrial materials such as metal and concrete. • Black: While bathroom design is calling on industrial influences,

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Local home to feature on Selling Houses Australia A Queanbeyan home has been chosen to appear on the makeover program Selling Homes Australia, which will air in March 2019. The home was a standout contender due to its time on the market and the renovation needed inside and out. Ray White Queanbeyan sales executive Ben Mills says that he had to take the property off the market for two months while the renovation process took place and the team at Selling Houses Australia worked their magic. “The home has an abundance of new features including new flooring in the lounge, kitchen, living and dining area, new walk-in pantry off of the brand new custom kitchen, new window treatments, new lighting and rooms styled by Shaynna Blaze of Selling Houses Australia,” he says. The exterior also had the expert treatment with

Girls in Property Property Council of Australia’s Girls in Property program has launched in Canberra with the goal of showing high school girls the pathways to working in the Territory’s property sector and hopes to cultivate the next generation of female property leaders. Property Council of Australia ACT Executive Director Adina Cirson said that some 38 female Year 9 students from Melba-Copland, Kingsford Smith and UC Kaleen High Schools were taking part in the 2018 program. “With the property industry being Australia’s biggest employer, taking action to engage with

new paint, updated entranceway and entertaining area, pool fencing and retaining walls, all designed and styled by Charlie Albone of Selling Houses Australia. 13 Wangara Crescent, Queanbeyan will go to auction on Saturday 26 January (Australia Day) at 11am. To book an inspection, contact the agent Ben Mills at Ray White Queanbeyan on 0420 304 431.

tomorrow’s professionals today is an important initiative,” she says. The program gives students an opportunity to hear first-hand from and connect with inspirational and talented professionals in the property industry, including some of the best and brightest women working in the ACT property sector. The Property Council of Australia hopes the Girls in Property initiative will assist more young women to choose a career in property, by showing them the full range of options that are available and how rewarding working in the property industry can be. See diversity.propertycouncil.com.au/girls-inproperty-overview for more info.

University of New South Wales (UNSW) has partnered with Australian company, WBS Technology, to roll out a wireless solution across the country that allows buildings to monitor themselves and report problems autonomously – and even talk to your smartphone. Known as EMIoT, the new wireless platform relies on LED exit signs as the backbone of a low-power meshed network that covers 99.9% of a building – even reaching underground carparks, pump systems and air conditioning. WBS Technology, which is commercialising the technology, has installed it in more than 10 apartment complexes – the latest being at Castle Hill in the northwest of Sydney. “All you need is to install the emergency lights, and they all automatically connect to each other, and that creates the network,” says UNSW’s School of Computer Science and Engineering Dr Wen Huof. The emergency lights can then be networked with other devices via various wireless technologies, including Bluetooth, which allows them to be controlled locally with a smartphone or via the Internet from anywhere in the world.

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Live the dream North Batemans Bay NSW 11429 Princes Highway This beautiful Bowral meets the bay home is a once in a lifetime offering. Circa 1900, ‘Warrane’ brings the quintessential old world charm and modern sophistication of a coastal home. Located on the northern side of Batemans Bay and only a few minutes’ drive to the town centre and spectacular beaches, the estate offers privacy, serenity and a presence rarely found in the Batemans Bay area. “This property truly tells a tale of two worlds. From the elegant tree-lined driveway to the stainless steel kitchen with Smeg cooking appliances, the tranquillity continues as you look across the fully landscaped gardens and manicured lawns to the 12m solarheated swimming pool,” says Raine & Horne agent Aristotle Stavros. The main home is brimming with striking features including formal

and informal living areas with high ornate ceilings and skirting, designer appointed master suite with a walk-in dressing room/robe and stunning marble ensuite, and a chef’s kitchen with commercial 60-second turbo cycle dishwasher. “The main homestead comprises of four bedrooms, three bathrooms, study, formal room and large verandas. The estate also boasts a separate three-bedroom selfcontained guest house with a games and media room,” says Stavros. With a five-car garage providing all the space for the boat, cars and storage, and completely landscaped fully-fenced grounds including manicured lawns, feature plantings and stunning deciduous tree-lined formal driveway, this estate is a visual feast for the eyes. “This property has previously been a private residence but currently operates as a highend wedding venue, corporate event venue, family reunion accommodation and/or five star holiday home. With the main homestead sleeping 10, and the cottage sleeping seven, it is well equipped for large groups,” says Stavros.

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Luxury beachside living Malua Bay NSW 28 Tallawang Avenue This luxurious property, located in stunning Malua Bay, is what coastal living is all about. With panoramic views and an architectural design, this expansive property on Tallawang Avenue is bursting with magnificent features. “The home has been beautifully rebuilt with only the finest finishes and quality inclusions being used,” says Ray White agent Melissa Williams. “There are three levels of luxury living with massive water views, huge bedrooms (two with ensuites), three bathrooms with heated floors, spacious

entertaining areas including a fully covered back deck, a sensational kitchen with a threedoor oven and lots of practical storage, and a general sense of elegance.” High quality inclusions sweep through each room of the home with stone vanities, glass shower screens, quality fittings and heated floors making each bathroom and powder room elegant and luxurious; and it doesn’t stop there, with an ideal kitchen for entertaining including glass splash back, stone benchtop and silent range hood. “The Spotted Gum flooring,

quality carpets in the bedrooms, fantastic roof lines, plantation shutters, motorised Holland blinds and double glazing all make for a sumptuous residence,” says Williams. Additional standout features include two reverse cycle split system air conditioners, gas heating, gas hot water, security doors and a two-car garage with plenty of storage. “This house is designed for comfortable, flow-through living taking advantage of the ocean panorama and activities on Malua Bay Beach,” says Williams. Situated on the high side of Tallawang Avenue, there is easy beach access with uninterrupted beach and water views and the Malua Bay shops and facilities are just a short stroll away. According to Williams, the

beachside home would ideally suit an active family or one that loves to entertain and have guests stay over. “It would also suit a couple whose family have flown the nest but return regularly for a visit,” she says. What really sets this idyllic home apart is the attention to detail throughout and the quality of its materials and construction.

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Brou Lake is a unique architecturally designed property of 100 acres on the New South Wales South Coast. The Brou Lake house, is on an elevated position with 180 degree view across the lake to the ocean. The main home is packed with charm and offers two generous bedrooms and a large modern bathroom. The second residence is a one bedroom cabin that uses clever storage to hide away the kitchen and bathroom, so you can focus on relaxing. Multiple recreational opportunities, the front paddock is well suited to keeping horses, and the creek and lake offer fantastic boating fishing and prawning. This property has endless opportunities for additional income

Greig McFarlane 0412 725 505 Web ID 19926835 Elders Batemans Bay, Shop 3/6 North Street, NSW, ph 02 4472 1488

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Set on an 18.5 acre parcel of rural land that is set against a backdrop of the majestic great dividing range you will find a grand architect designed home, a quaint 2 bedroom lofted cottage and a DA approved third dwelling that can be built if you wish. The Country house, with 5 metre high ceilings, natural jarrah timber flooring, large rooms, open and slow combustion fire places, it really is a quality home with absolute privacy. The property includes a second two bedroom cottage, which boasts a large loft offering additional space for extra beds or a rumpus.The open plan layout offers a relaxed style of living and is perfect for the extended family or teenagers retreat. The property has been operated as a eco tourist facility with both places providing self- catering accommodation.

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Lilli Pilli is the Mosman of the South Coast and north facing with huge panoramic unfiltered views right on the cliff are like gold. This much loved and brilliantly comfortable and private family home is reluctantly for sale as grandparents go north to be near family and grandchildren. They value their privacy, so inspection is only available by appointment. Seize the once in a decade chance

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There are only a handful of beach houses right on the beach just south of Batemans Bay and even fewer just awaiting to be your immaculate beach retreat. The built form is modern and compact, it is light filled, and all beach enjoyments are close by - trendy cafes, boat ramp, river for kayaking, surf and surf schools, snorkel, golf, and more. Whether you are looking for easy care retirement or a beach get away this will tick the boxes.

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Owning property to the high-water mark, building your own deck, sliding the kayak into the surf, smiling at the dolphins curiously watching, checking the lobster pots, returning to your 21st Century low maintenance town house with every designer feature to watch the romantic moon rise from behind the Tollgate Islands for the antipasto and a nice drop of Pinot. This is reality for a lucky buyer for a price way below the far away paradises featured in the glossy national magazines. Waterfront prices on the South Coast of NSW are stirring after a decade of sleep. It can be yours every weekend or more. Check it out.

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This neat and tidy perfectly presented holiday cottage is what so many families dream of. It hovers above spectacular patrolled surf beach, is near excellent village shops that enjoy wide area trade. Cafes, boat ramps, bowling club, and golf minutes away. Malua Bay is the Whale Beach or Sorrento of the South Coast for you to enjoy.

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Joan Allen played Pamela Landy in which 2007 film?

In The Wind in the Willows, where did Mr Toad live?

What Scottish term for a short chemise or undergarment is the name of a Robert Burns character, a famous tea clipper and a brand of whisky?

In what year did the Six-Day War occur, beginning Israel's military occupation of the Gaza Strip and West Bank?

Where are the headquarters of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC)?

The name of which European cathedral translates into English as "Our Lady"?

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1 5

10. What is the official language of Guyana?

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Crossword No. 3632

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6 7 9 8 3 1 2 4 5

4 1 5 2 6 9 8 7 3

3 5 1 7 2 6 4 8 9

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5 2 6 7 4 3 8 9 1

DOWN 1 Outback (4) 2 Consensus (9) 3 Sword (US spelling) (5) 4 Monastic establishment (8) 6 Tyro (7) 7 Type of acid (5) 8 Largeness (9) 9 Over (4) 14 Integration of elements (9) 16 Oslo resident (9) 17 US state (8) 19 West African nation; capital Windhoek (7) 22 Lecher (5) 23 Cease (4) 25 Polecat (5) 26 Roe (4)

SOLUTION: 1. Bologna 2. The Persuaders 3. 100 4. The Bourne Ultimatum 5. Toad Hall 6. Cutty sark 7. 1967 8. Singapore 9. Notre Dame 10. English

ACROSS 1 Plant of the genus that includes cabbage (8) 5 Opposite of an acid (6) 10 Bush (5) 11 Social exclusion (9) 12 Playing cards (6) 13 Buoyant support (7) 14 Native American tribe (8) 15 A small nation on the island of Borneo (6) 18 Loathing (6) 20 Danger (8) 21 Begins again (7) 24 Reddish-brown (6) 27 Books of memoranda (9) 28 Employing (5) 29 Cerumen (6) 30 Inscriptions (8)

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No. 1188

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According to the Chinese proverb, if you are patient in one moment of anger, how many days of sorrow will you escape?

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Tony Curtis and Roger Moore co-starred in which '60s adventure TV series?

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No. 1187

7 1 3 6 9

Spaghetti bolognese originated in which region of Italy?

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WORDFILL 3 letters NET EYE 4 letters SPOT MANY TREE PLUM 5 letters SPACE ALIKE SKULL LORDS PLAYS MORON 6 letters EXCUSE SINGER SELDOM IDEALLY

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LADIES

AUCTION

CHANNELS

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SUCCESS

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COLLAPSE

LOCATED

DOUBLES

EMPLOYED

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lemon

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FROCK

peas

S.O.S band (4) Burden (4) Prefix with glide, graph and mount (4) Stalk (4)

kale

1 2 3

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corn currant

High mountains (4) Watercraft (4) Uncovered (4) First man (Bib) (4)

oat

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ARIES 21 MAR – 20 APR

CANCER 22 JUNE – 22 JULY

LIBRA 24 SEPT – 23 OCT

CAPRICORN 22 DEC – 20 JAN

From 2 January it is full steam ahead as your ruling planet Mars enters your sign and remains there until 14 February. You’ll be able to tackle new beginnings with a growing confidence in yourself. The New Moon on the 6th warns you to take extra care whilst driving.

The New Moon on the 6th is a good time to declutter your home and to fall into a sensible routine with work; you could find yourself following a strict set of rules. You might travel overseas or investigate a part of the world you’ve always fancied knowing better.

Partnerships and relationships are going to be of paramount importance to you this year. New Moon on the 6th is the ideal time to renovate, build, move or buy a new home. Your interior decorator skills will certainly be on display for all to see.

Your home circumstances will play a major part in your life in 2019, which may mean a move of house, building work to be done, decorating or buying new furnishings. The New Moon on the 6th in your own sign ushers in a fresh new start to your life.

TAURUS 21 APR – 21 MAY

LEO 23 JULY – 23 AUG The New Moon on the 6th falls in your work house ushering in a fresh start at your place of employment and improvements on the health front. Uranus in your 10th house indicates an unexpected breakthrough with your career and a move into a position that you’ve always dreamed of.

You’ll be focused on your career or business and find either your job becomes more interesting or you begin to do something new and highly satisfying. The New Moon on the 6th is the ideal time to start work on a creative project or something that involves writing or public speaking.

AQUARIUS 21 JAN – 19 FEB

With Mars in your 12th house until 14 February there will be a strong element of fantasy in your love life. Half-buried memories will come back to haunt you and you could find yourself facing up to old fears. The 6 January New Moon warns you against being closed minded in foreign situations.

GEMINI 22 MAY – 21 JUNE

VIRGO 24 AUG – 23 SEPT

SAGITTARIUS 23 NOV – 21 DEC

PISCES 20 FEB – 20 MAR

The New Moon on the 6th indicates your boss or the company you are working for may start to do really well and will pass on bonuses to you; it’s also a good time apply for a loan. You will make achievements as part of a group or a team.

2019 is a year when you will reach out and make the changes which will set the pattern of your life for many years to come. The New Moon on the 6th is the ideal time for dealing with children and young people or for embarking on creative projects.

During the year ahead, you’ll be dealing with children and young people or enjoying a more youthful attitude, possibly joining in sporting and youthful pastimes. The New Moon on the 6th indicates that a new source of income is possible or you may start a business of your own.

The coming year is a time of consolidation in all things and of steady and controlled growth. The New Moon on the 6th indicates that you may become involved with a sports team or people who are interested in artistic pursuits, or some kind of intellectual grouping.

This will be a busy and potentially restless year for you; a year for mental exploration and you could take evening classes at your local college. The New Moon on the 6th indicates you will enjoy making contact with a black sheep relative the rest of the family ignores.

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Chiswick 3 + 2 seat sofa suite in 100% leather. RRP $2599

999

LEATHER

SAHARA set of 2 side tables $249

Canberra Outlet Centre 6228 1680 Feel good furniture. Feel great prices.

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