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Greetings, dear readers, from your Canberra Weekly team. We know many of you are struggling emotionally, feeling varying levels of unease or worry about the ever-changing coronavirus situation we find ourselves in. We understand and share your concerns. We also know many of our advertisers are doing it tough during the COVID-19 restrictions, which in turn is impacting our business’s revenue. As a result, most members of our team are now working reduced hours, several working from home. The federal government’s JobKeeper package announced on Monday promises some relief for the foreseeable future (whatever that looks like – my 2020 vision is blurry). Where possible, please support our advertisers and local businesses, while we continue to keep you informed and entertained as we navigate uncharted territory together. I’ve recently discovered Kwaussie actor Sam Neill on Instagram [@samneilltheprop], who’s gathering a growing following for his optimistic posts uploaded from self-isolation at his Australian home. He’s found comfort in Facetiming with loved ones. “Separation is hard and throwing your arms around people would be great, but unfortunately the last thing we should be doing right now,” Neill posted. “Anyway – stay well, stay in touch, stay careful, and stay optimistic!” Please, do stay connected via the phone, Facetime, messaging, etc. You can also stay connected with us via the magazine, our newlook website, Instagram and Facebook pages. Take care, - Julie Samaras

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news Expectant parents face changes to maternity services

Population expert Dr Liz Allen said Australians will be less likely to have babies amid the COVID-19 uncertainty. Photo: ANU.

Expectant parents will have to navigate changes to maternity services that have been implemented by the ACT Government to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. ACT Minister for Health Rachel StephenSmith said “there will be many expectant parents who may be quite anxious about how these changes will affect them.” Under the changes, routine antenatal appointments will continue; however, as the situation is evolving, the ACT Government has flagged this may need to change and any impacted patients will be contacted. Antenatal classes and other group sessions will be provided in an online format. In addition, only one person will be allowed to be the support person in labour. This person will remain the designated visitor for the duration of the woman’s stay in hospital, in line with previously announced visitor restrictions. Visitor access to all Canberra Health

Services sites, including Centenary Hospital for Women and Children, has been limited to one visitor per patient allowed on site per day. Families are also being discouraged from bringing children on site, if possible. Meanwhile, Calvary stopped all general visitation in their residential aged care facilities and private hospitals from midnight 27 March. Special exceptions may apply for visitation of an obstetrics, paediatric or palliative patient or resident. Canberra Private Hospital and National Capital Private Hospital have also amended their protocols for patients and visitors. Despite the concern surrounding COVID-19 in the community, Canberra Health Services has not experienced an increase of interest at this time in home births. When it comes to birth rates, Dr Liz Allen from the Australian National University said a baby boom is unlikely to happen in the wake of

COVID-19 restrictions. She said that in pure demographic terms, “the ingredients required for births are being disrupted. Relationships are especially affected, meaning we are not going to see the formula needed to result in births”. “Research shows people are less likely to have children in a period of uncertainty and scarcity,” Dr Allen said. “After severe events, we tend to find a decline in births – we don’t see a boom. “When basic needs can’t be met by a simple visit to the supermarket, it changes the way people think about having babies. The world feels more frightening, and the prospects for children’s future gloomy.” Dr Allen said the pressure on workers to remain employed is also likely to lead to stresses on families, and possible declines in birth rates. The demographer said Australia’s population will also be forever changed by the international border lockdowns caused by coronavirus, while for families with children, the impact of coronavirus will be felt more by women. “Women, especially mothers, bear the brunt of household labour and these burdens will amplify as the lines blur between work, family and social aspects of lives.” But there is good news. Dr Allen points to community mindedness and a can-do attitude. “Australians have proven to be made of pretty tough stuff. The sense of community in Australia is still a major bond holding us together, no matter the need for physical distancing,” she said. “Families are re-inventing the notion of relationships in a time of COVID-19: video chats with relatives, online community gaming, and e-playdates with friends are now being used to build and maintain community.”

‘Rapid response’ grants unlock $500k for local charities With a recent surge in demand for community services brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic, three Canberra community foundations have teamed up with urgency to distribute a $500,000 grant round to local nonprofit organisations. The COVID-19 Rapid Response Grant Round was opened on Friday 27 March by the Chief Minister’s Charitable Fund (administered by Hands Across Canberra), 12

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The Snow Foundation and the John James Foundation. These foundations are encouraging local charities to apply for small grants from $1,000 to $15,000 and medium grants up to $25,000. Chair of Hands Across Canberra and the Chief Minister’s Charitable Fund ACT, Diane Kargas Bray AM, noted how over the past two weeks, local community organisations have grappled with simultaneously adjusting

their work environments for the safety of staff and volunteers while dealing with a surge in demand for their services. She said the Grant Round will inject much needed funds into the community sector during this uncertain and turbulent time. Grant applications are open now and close midnight on Friday 10 April. Applications, criteria and guidelines can be found at handsacrosscanberra.org.au

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news Collaboration key to business survival With many workers being made redundant due to the unfolding COVID-19 situation, Canberrabased recruitment agency Elliott Gray has implemented a cost-neutral fee based service to help people find temporary employment. “My business partner (Alex Elliott) and I have always felt a strong sense of social responsibility, so as we have seen the events unfold and the situation of those being made unemployed due to this unprecedented situation, we felt it wrong to make a profit out of these people. Instead, we wanted to use our company and networks to help in any way we could,” said Elliott Gray director, Elsa Gray-Murphy. Fellow director Alex Elliott added “I think that many other businesses are still trying to figure out how they operate in this new environment; being small and agile we have been fortunate enough to adapt quickly, I have no doubt we will start to see more and more of this level of innovation and giving-back.” The duo hope the initiative will motivate any businesses and employers who have been fighting to keep up with an increased workload to

contact them for help. According to Ms Gray-Murphy, pockets of the Canberra market, such as cyber, health, government and community-focused notfor-profits, now have an increased need for temporary staffing. “We also hope to encourage employers to think about how they can utilise a temporary workforce where they can,” she said. When it comes to job candidates, Ms GrayMurphy said the company will work as quickly as possible to register them and identify what kind of work they are willing and able to do in the short term. “We will flag this in a specially created list ready to share with employers looking for a contractor,” she said. “For employers, we will share the candidates on this list and match them as best we can to current vacancies. We will provide this service, as well as the payroll service, at a cost-neutral fee. So we are providing temporary staffing solutions to employers without making profit.” And it’s not only Elliott Gray that is working to

give back to the community. “I have seen many socially responsible organisations all trying to help in any way they can,” Ms Gray-Murphy said. “Certainly we have had many of our clients reach out to offer a hand to us as a small business. As an example, Yellow Edge, a training provider has reached out to us to offer in partnership with Elliott Gray a free ‘digital on-boarding and management’ course to employers. We are currently in talks with them to prepare the materials.” According to Yellow Edge managing director, Andrew Simon, businesses are stronger when “we act as a community”. “We work and operate in a business ecosystem and when the ecosystem is under threat, all businesses suffer. Businesses must therefore come together to explore creative ways of working together to stay in the game. It’s not about profit; it’s about being able to continue to do meaningful work and to bring value to our clients, our staff and the people that depend on us.” - Allison Turnbull

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news Hospitality industry adapts to COVID-19 restrictions It’s a potential David versus Goliath battle as a new local web-based food delivery platform, Canberra Eats, takes on the multinational platforms – paying workers more and charging eateries less. Canberra Eats founder, Chris Hansen told Canberra Weekly he established the site after his hospitality recruitment business “came to a grinding halt” about two weeks ago due to the COVID-19 restrictions. Speaking on Canberra Eats’ second day of operations (Tuesday 31 March), Mr Hansen told Canberra Weekly his new platform was fully established in just a week. “It was 18-hour days, haven’t slept much or seen my kids; I’ve seen my wife once,” he said. The platform operates by requiring orders in by 5pm, with a $55 minimum order, and $10 delivery fee to customers. Deliveries then go out from 6pm. Currently, 12 restaurants are on board servicing 26 suburbs in the Inner North and Inner South, with plans to expand over the coming weeks. Canberra Eats is only employing hospitality

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workers as drivers, paying them what equates to about $30 per hour, which Mr Hansen estimated is roughly twice what multinational food delivery service drivers are paid. He also estimated they’re charging restaurants half what the multinationals charge. Mr Hansen said the support he’s already received from the public and the industry has been exceptional. “There’s been a lot of interest,” he said. “People are really happy to support their local restaurants.” It’s one of many examples of how the hospitality industry has been forced to think and adapt quickly in response to the COVID-19 restrictions that have limited cafes, bars and restaurants to serving takeaway only. Sales and Marketing director at Lala Hospitality Group, Jessica Arena, told Canberra Weekly the changes to their business have been coming thick and fast. Their venue, Amici Deli & Wine Bar, is just one of many hospitality businesses across Canberra that are adapting to the extensive restrictions being placed

Like many hospitality businesses in Canberra, Amici Deli & Wine Bar is adapting to the new COVID-19 restrictions by transitioning into selling off their excess stock and supplies. Photo: Kerrie Brewer.

on the industry by transitioning into selling off their excess stock and supplies, as well as takeaways only. “No one is making money at the moment, and that’s obvious, but if selling a few bottles of wine every day can keep our chef employed, he said to me yesterday ‘I didn’t think I’d be going to culinary school and coming out selling toilet paper’ … it’s survival mode,” Ms Arena said. Find out more at canberraeats.com - Denholm Samaras

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sport At a glance Free online netball sessions Netball Australia has partnered with netball fitness organisation NETFIT to deliver live and free online netball workouts and programs to netballers as Australia limits group gatherings to deal with COVID-19. The collaboration sees the netball community get free access to live online workouts delivered by elite netballers, as well as health, fitness, nutrition and wellbeing sessions until the end of April. For more information and to sign up, visit netfitnetball.com.au

Football skills hub Football Federation Australia, in collaboration with their member federations, has launched an official Skills Hub to help the football community stay active and connected.

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Progress through the varying difficulty levels of the four core football skills. There are 12 challenges you can undertake within the four categories: first touch, striking the ball, running with the ball, and 1v1. More info: playfootball.com.au/skills-hub

Rugby re-scheduled The Super W play-off between the Queensland Reds and Brumbies has been postponed until the weekend of 23/24 May with all training for Super W suspended until 2 May. The Super W final is re-scheduled for 30/31 May in Sydney. There will be a final re-assessment on the decision to continue the finals made on Monday 27 April at the latest.

Player signings Canberra Raiders captain Jarrod Croker has re-signed with the club on a new four-year deal which will see him remain at the Green Machine until the end of the 2024 season. Over at the Brumbies,

James Slipper has signed a twoyear contract extension, committing his future to the organisation and Rugby Australia until at least the end of 2022. In the W-League, Canberra United co-captain Karly Roestbakken has signed a contract with Norwegian club LSK Kvinner FK for their upcoming season.

Government Sport and Recreation Grants Program. Included in this funding round was support for an additional five projects within the Women’s Sport and Recreation Participation and Leadership Program. For a full list of grant recipients visit www.sport.act.gov.au/grants

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Mark Webber was in town last month to officially re-open the upgraded Circuit Mark Webber. The Canberra Kart Racing Club’s track at Fairbairn Park has been extended to 1.1km and will be able to host national and international events. The ACT Government provided a $200,000 investment towards the improvements.

South Canberra’s rowing community recently celebrated the re-opening of Lake Tuggeranong Rowing Club’s storage shed. The facility underwent extensive renovations in recent months including: new showers and toilets; change room facilities; improved storage areas for the club and school; and building improvements to ensure compliance with the Building Code and Territory regulations. The ACT Government provided $200,000 for this initiative in the 2018-19 Budget, which was bolstered by an additional $125,000 through the Sport and Recreation Grants Program in 2018.

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Dish up some fish Feelinâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; like some fish? Food writer Libby Kimber has sourced some seafood recipes that are simple, nutritious and delicious.

Broccolini and spiced fish tacos Recipe and image courtesy of Perfection Fresh | perfection.com.au Makes: 10

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Heat enough oil to cover the base of a large, non-stick frying pan over a mediumhigh heat. Cook the fish in batches, turning occasionally, for 3 minutes, or until the fish is cooked through. To serve, spread tortillas with mayonnaise. Top with broccolini, fish and salsa. Serve with lime.

Steamed fish with red onion, pesto, fennel and olives Recipe and image courtesy of Jacqueline Alwill for Australian Onions australianonions.com.au

Serves: 2 1 small bulb fennel, trimmed and cut into 6 pieces 2 x 160g pieces salmon 150g cherry tomatoes, halved 1/4 cup mixed olives 1 small (120g) red onion, peeled and cut into 6 pieces Extra virgin olive oil 2 Tbsp pesto Sea salt and black pepper To serve Pumpkin mash, if desired Rocket salad

Heat oven to 200Â°C. Lay 2 large pieces of baking paper on a tray to lay ingredients into as the steaming parcel. Start with the fennel pieces to create the base, then add salmon, arrange cherry tomatoes and olives around the fish, top with red onion pieces, drizzle with extra virgin olive oil, and season with sea salt and black pepper. Wrap the ends in and fold over to create a parcel and place in oven to bake for 20 minutes. Once cooked, transfer to plate with a dollop of pumpkin mash if desired. Drizzle pesto around the edges, garnish with herbs or the tops of the fennel if handy, and serve.

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What does that mean for Mallaluka? This means my brother is coming up from Melbourne at the end of the year to help us grow. It’s his fault that I feel pressured to get out into the public more, so we can increase production just a smidge, so he too can have an income ... selfish really, haha!

Samuel Leyshon is a winemaker and part owner of Canberra District Mallaluka Wines in Yass, and was recently named in the top 50 of Australian young wine labels and winemakers by Young Gun of Wine.

How does it feel to be named amongst the top 50 ‘young guns’ of wine? I don’t really enter many competitions or do many trade tastings, to be honest. Nor do I send my wines to be critiqued. I like to fly under the radar a little. But I guess I just lacked the confidence to really put myself out there. With a gentle push from someone I trusted, I gave it a go. Top 50 is a fantastic accolade from such an organisation such as Young Guns of Wine, and this is enough for me. I hope this can encourage and inspire some young (or old) winemakers to try and get themselves into the local industry. C’mon, we need you!

How did you/your family get into winemaking? How was Mallaluka born? John Leyshon (my dad) has made wine for many, many years and has always had an interest in it. He planted vines in 2004 on this property, making wine with his three other close friends. They ran a small and humble operation that came to an end, amicably, after nearly 20 years. In 2015 we decided to give it a crack ourselves to see what might happen. A lot has happened. It has certainly given me an opportunity to let my artisanal and creative side run wild.

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They are very Lo-Fi wines with minimal intervention and/or manipulation. We use natural yeasts and we do not fine or filter or add anything but a pinch of preservative. We don’t want to make something you recognise or find in a commercial environment. We want it to challenge,

Samuel Leyshon, 37, of Mallaluka Wines has been named among Australia’s top ‘young guns’ of wine. Photo supplied.

interest and excite you. Push a boundary or two. But we also know very well that it won’t do this for everyone. Some people just won’t get it, and that is totally fine! I’ve never really followed the pack and these wines, I believe, reflect that ideology. - Libby Kimber

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Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem and Madness (MA15+) Meet Joe Exotic. Joe owns Oklahoma’s most famous exotic animal zoo, the Greater Wynnewood Exotic Animal Park, which houses as many as 200 big cats and over 50 species of animals. The quintessential redneck showman, Joe is a flamboyant, gun-toting, big cat lover. Joe is the Tiger King. Netflix have established themselves as truecrime documentary royalty. 2015’s Making a Murderer saw the streaming service announce itself, then myriad subsequent efforts including The Staircase and Evil Genius have got the world hooked on the true-crime genre. If Instagram’s fast and farcical meme-based response to Tiger King is anything to go by, this could turn out to be the jewel in their crown. Tiger King is a deep dive into the fascinating niche sub-culture that is exotic animal ownership in the USA’s deep south, examining the feuds, fatalities, murder plots, million dollar lawsuits and bizarre country music videos that make up the war to be Southern USA’s big cat. With a lens on every moment, we follow three big players in the field over the course of six years, 2013-2019: Exotic, his sworn enemy, wild cat ‘conservationist’ Carole Baskin, and tiger ‘guru’ Bhagavan ‘Doc’ Antle. All flawed, all eccentric, and all running cult-like operations. Viewers are thrown on the back of an ATV and driven deep into the jungle of the exotic animal world by quickly getting to know the key players, while simultaneously having the nuances of the sub-culture explained to them, and seeing the documentary’s main

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If you have a young child in the house, it’s fair to say you have likely heard of Bluey – the Australian animated series created by Joe Brumm that’s become a smash hit for families. Bluey has spawned an online community of fans sharing artwork, craft and baking projects in appreciation of the show, as well as books, clothing and more. But when it comes to children’s television, it’s well worth putting at the top of your list. For those unfamiliar with the program, it’s centred on six-year-old Blue Heeler Bluey and her family – younger sister Bingo, parents Bandit and Chilli – and their friends as they play, explore and learn. One of the great positives of the show is the hands-on parenting on display. For parents, it’s a wonderful resource for imaginative play that you can incorporate into your own lives – maybe with less whacky outcomes. The show, with its distinct Aussie flavour, has just returned with new episodes and they’re an absolute delight for the young and young at heart. And for those with littlies who like to watch shows endlessly on repeat, most of the episodes easily hold up to multiple viewings. With a snappy seven-minute runtime the episodes are packed with humour, heart and the occasional life lesson. If you’re looking for a great entry episode, Grannies was voted as the top Bluey episode in December 2019. Bluey screens at 8am and 6.20pm every day on ABC Kids or watch online via ABC iView. - Allison Turnbull

The troubled Norval Greenwood (Elijah Wood), follows a map to a secluded cabin overlooking the ocean, to meet his estranged father for the first time in decades. Soon, their relationship becomes very strained to say the least! Wood is best known for his role as Frodo in Peter Jackson’s Lord of the Rings trilogy. Since then, he has had an eclectic career, both as actor and producer. Wearing a John Waters pencil moustache, skivvy and all-black outfit, Norval looks odd from the get-go. We see that he is worlds apart from his grouchy old father, a man who has chosen to leave Norval and Norval’s mother to live his own life far away from the reaches of society. Wanting to gain his father’s approval, Norval colours his own life with elements of success, thus starting a match of wills that inevitably disappoints both players. Usual producer Ant Timpson, in his directorial debut, based this story on his experience at the week-long wake of his father, where unknown people shared stories of a man that did not seem like his father to him. Timpson mixes the macabre with elements of dark comedy, exploring themes of the relationship between father and son: rivalries and rites of passage to manhood and familial love. Verdict: A gory, off-beat thriller which keeps you on your toes. A great directorial debut! 4 stars. Come to Daddy is now available for VOD viewing via Umbrella Entertainment’s website, and on Google Play and iTunes from mid-April. - Luke McWilliams | themovieclub.net

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time out Book talk

Agent Moliere by Geoff Andrews

Jeff Popple reviews three interesting history books about serial killers, spies and East Timor. More of Jeff’s reviews can be found on his blog: murdermayhemandlongdogs.com The Killing Streets by Tanya Bretherton Hachette, $32.99

Serial killers are often thought to be a relatively recent phenomenon, but Tanya Bretherton makes a strong case that a serial killer was at work in Sydney in the 1930s and ‘40s, preying on young women and killing them in public places. Eric Craig was arrested for some of the killings on scant evidence and, after drawn-out legal proceedings, was sent to prison. However, the killings did not stop, and he was eventually released. In her fascinating account, Bretherton casts fresh light on Craig and these forgotten murders and provides an interesting insight into the period. A lucid and engaging read.

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The Cambridge spy ring of Burgess, Maclean, Philby and Blunt have long fascinated spy experts, novelists and the general public, and much has been written about them. The so-called ‘fifth man’, John Cairncross, is less well known and has largely escaped the scrutiny of the other four. In Agent Moliere, respected historian Geoff Andrews provides a well-researched and absorbing account of Cairncross’s life from his passing on of secret documents to the Russians during World War II to his later life as a university professor in Italy and his eventual unveiling as the ‘fifth man’. A must for all armchair spies.

Picture a Dry Riverbed… by Geoff Hazel Sid Harta, $29.95

In 1999, AFP officer Geoff Hazel went to East Timor as part of an international, unarmed police contingent to organise and conduct the vote, known as the Popular local Consultation, on whether East Timor should remain author as part of Indonesia or become independent. It was a demanding task and, as Canberran Hazel makes clear, it was also a dangerous undertaking. Despite the threats and the physical demands, Hazel and his team pushed through and paved the way for independence in East Timor. This is a fascinating and wellpresented account of an under-reported episode in Australia’s involvement in the region and a fitting tribute to Hazel’s team.

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the look

Style file: Florence Pugh

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Star of Little Women, Florence Pugh has had quite the awards season with a number of knockout looks. We take a look back at her red carpet style.

At the Oscars in February in Louis Vuitton.

At the 2020 Vanity Fair Oscars after party.

In Dries Van Noten at the BAFTAs in London in February.

Stunning in silver at the Criticsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Choice awards in California in January.

At the Oscars Nominee Luncheon in January.

At the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciencesâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Governors Awards in October.

At the Virtuosos Award presentation during the Santa Barbara International Film Festival in January; a departure from her usual hair and beauty look.

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fitness

Training at home The world we are living in is changing rapidly, and as our editor says: “It’s life, Lee, but not as we know it”. As we enter uncharted waters, it’s important to try and keep your health, fitness and families a priority. If you have to spend time at home and cannot head out to exercise, this might be the time to set up a home gym and start to train at home. Take some time to understand why you’re training – general health and fitness, weight loss, strength program – to help you determine the best exercises for you and what equipment you might need.

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The key to a good home gym is to make it a functional area that’s not overcrowded with equipment you’ll never use; do not impulse buy and steer clear of big bulky machines that take up lots of space. The basic pieces of equipment you could look at purchasing include: • Mat • Medicine ball • Skipping rope • Dumbbells • Flat bench (this can be used for step-ups, dips, bench presses, etc.) • Weighted bars The workout for this week is cardio and body weight-based, designed to work your entire body, using the equipment listed above. Find a space in which you can stand up and lie down, with good light and fresh air. You can get the whole family involved in this workout; just modify some of the exercises to make them easier for the kids!

Family fun workout 1 min skipping x 1 minute 15 x step-ups (each leg) 20 x push-ups (on your knees to make it easier) 10 x dips 20 x sit-ups 20 x bicep curls (using the weight bar) 10 x medicine ball slams 10 x seated dumbbell shoulder press (each arm) 10 min walk with the family

TIP: You can each do an exercise for 30 seconds and then switch for a fun family circuit-style workout!

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BEFORE

the mini roller with micro fibre covers to apply the first coat of paint to the console, leave to dry, then repeat. Before you remove the backing of the adhesive film, match up the printed pattern and centre the join in the middle of the table. Make a small snip at the side to mark where you’ll need to cut.

Method Take out the drawer and remove the handles. Check that other screws in the console are tight, such as those around the joint.

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Moroccan makeover

Smooth over dents and deep scratches with timber filler, and leave to dry. Use the 120-grit sandpaper and sanding block to remove chipped paint or flaking varnish, dirt and scratches, then repeat with the 180-grit for a silky finish. Wipe surfaces with a clean, slightly damp cloth to remove dust and ensure paint adheres evenly.

Revive your tired timber console by giving it a Moroccan inspired makeover with this project courtesy of Bunnings. Tools and materials Polyfilla timber filler

Small screwdriver

Sandpaper in 120- and 180-grit sheets

Uni-Pro Cork sanding block

Rags In Bags white cloths

Uni-Pro 50mm sash cutter paintbrush Uni-Pro 100mm micro-fibre kit

Zinsser 1L Bulls Eye 1-2-3 Undercoat Primer-Sealer

General-purpose scissors

Dulux 500ml Design Pearl Effect Paint

Pure-Line 75mm wall scraper

2 x rolls of Boyle Self Adhesive Film in Vintage Blue Tiles

Utility knife Craftright multi-grip pliers Craftright combination pliers Drill with 4.5mm drill bit

Bondall 300g Monocel Clear Wood Varnish in Satin 2 x Prestige 32mm round flat knobs in Brushed Copper

To cover the tabletop, take the adhesive film and pull the backing away by about 50mm from the front edge of the table top, checking it’s straight on both sides. Gradually pull the backing paper from underneath the film while pushing from the top with a plastic scraper. Use the scraper to tuck film under the tabletop and trim away excess with a utility knife. For the drawer, tuck the underneath edge into the joint to ensure the drawer opens smoothly. Fold corners in the same way you’d wrap a gift, pushing one side flat then folding the top section over adhesive side down.

Wipe over the film to remove any dust. Shake the can of varnish. Hold it about 250mm away from the console, then apply a light, even coat. Let it dry before you apply a second coat. Varnish helps to seal the join and protect against moisture damage.

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Safety equipment

Follow grid marks on the backing paper to cut each piece for your console – how many pieces you will need will depend on the size of the console. Mark the orientation on the back of the adhesive film so you know exactly where to position each piece you’ve cut. To cover the drawer face, position the piece so it folds into the drawer at the front and wraps around either side of the drawer by at least 25mm.

Brush three-in-one primer over all surfaces of the old timber console that need to be painted – don’t forget the inside of the drawer. Leave to dry. Give the paint a good stir to distribute heavy particles, then pour into tray. Use

To attach the handles, measure halfway down the drawer front and 150mm from either side, then use the drill with the 4.5mm bit to make the holes. Mark the screw length, snap to size, then attach the handles, tightening with a screwdriver.

PRO TIP: Used on furniture, adhesive film is here for a good time, not a long time. Fit a glass top if the table will see heavy traffic. Touch up corners with glue to help it last.

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in the garden

Strawberry pots are also suited to plants with a compact or sprawling habit such as succulents, groundcovers, herbs and leafy greens.

Reader question Q: I have been gifted an empty strawberry pot. Are there other kinds of plants that could be planted in it instead of strawberries? And do you recommend using different potting mix depending on plant selection? A: Aside from their namesake, strawberry pots are in fact useful for growing other plant types. They are particularly suited to plants with a compact or sprawling habit such as succulents, herbs and leafy greens, or groundcovers. The beauty of this style of pot is every square centimetre of space is utilised and they look fabulous. Potting mix should be premium standard (look for the red ticks) and suited to the type of plants growing, such as succulents or natives. Productive plants can be grown in general purpose mix, which needs replacing each season. They also require the regular addition of organic liquid

Brighten your home Thanks to Scott Leggo Gallery, Canberra Weekly is giving one lucky reader the chance to brighten their home and win ‘Icon of the South West’, a 36x18cm large acrylic desk block by Scott Leggo (value $250). Scott’s artwork is made locally in Australia. Sugarloaf Rock is arguably one of the most impressive seascapes in Western Australia. This impressive rock formation dominates the coastline near Cape Naturaliste. On this morning, the rock and its surrounds were cast in beautiful light as clouds and rain approached over the Indian Ocean. Check out Scott’s Australian artwork and gifts in person or online: Scott Leggo Gallery, 45 Jardine Street, Kingston; scottleggo.com

Enter to WIN To enter, email competitions@canberraweekly.com.au with ‘Scott Leggo Gallery’ in the subject field. Tell us your name, full contact details and what is the Scott Leggo Gallery website address. Entries close 9am Thursday 9 April 2020 and winner drawn same day. One entry per person. Entrants must be aged 18+.

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fertilisers such as Charlie Carp, Seasol and homemade compost and worm teas. If you have a question for Tracey, email news@canberraweekly.com.au with ‘In the garden’ in the subject field.

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The National Capital Authority’s Draft Tree Management policy identifies and addresses the current and future challenges for the trees in the National Triangle/Central National Area including Anzac Parade.

Have your say on Canberra’s treescape The National Capital Authority (NCA) released the Draft Tree Management Policy earlier this month, which is now open for public comment. The policy identifies and addresses the current and future challenges for the trees in the National Triangle/Central National Area. There are over 18,000 trees on NCA managed land in

Canberra. The key take-outs from the draft policy propose: increasing canopy cover on NCA managed lands from 33% to 40%; improving the age diversity of the treescape to make it more resilient; and improving the diversity of species to improve treescape resilience. To become involved and have your say, visit www.ourtrees.com.au

Society celebrates 40 Years This year marks the 40th anniversary of the establishment of the Australian Garden History Society (AGHS). Their mission remains to promote awareness and conservation of significant gardens and cultural landscapes through engagement, education, advocacy and activities. Increasingly, the Society’s attention is widening to look at issues of climate change, sustainability, Indigenous ‘garden’

and landscape cultivation and lessons for our future survival. With so many significant gardens or cultural landscapes affected by recent drought, fires and floods, AGHS’s role in raising community awareness, promoting understanding of their significance and the need for conservation is more vital than ever. For more, visit www.gardenhistorysociety.org.au

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Unrivalled luxury living Kingston, 11/7 Leichhardt Street This stunning apartment in the award-winning, boutique ‘Mercer’ complex is one of just 11 owneroccupied residences. Boris Property agency principal, Boris Teodorowych, says “this is an exquisite apartment crafted to a never-seen-before level of sophistication in finish, quality and styling”. And he’s not wrong – this two-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment oozes contemporary elegance from every angle. The 143sqm of living space, plus a 15sqm balcony, is packed with luxury

features, including designer chandeliers, solid oak hardwood flooring, three-metre-high ceilings with five double-glazed skylights, luxe window treatments, built-in surround sound speakers, feature fireplace and a private wine cellar within the complex. Teodorowych says this apartment would perfectly suit single professionals or retirees, who “appreciate the finer things in life”. Speaking of the finer things, the spectacular kitchen boasts marble benchtops, soft-close joinery and high-end appliances, with built-in banquet seating for breakfasts or casual meals. The living and dining room is full of light, centred on the statement gas fireplace with marble hearth. The opulent master suite is a place to relax in style, with a grand ensuite and a fully-customised, French salon-style dressing room. Outside, the terrace is fully irrigated and plumbed, and you’ll always be comfortable with double-glazed windows and sliding doors, and ducted and zoned reverse-cycle air conditioning inside the apartment. Teodorowych says, from the apartment’s

location in ‘Old Kingston’, you can simply “stroll around the corner to Kingston shops for a [takeaway] bite or coffee”. “Price is by negotiation,” he says, “with an option being to purchase all the furniture and art ‘walk in walk out’.”

EER 6.0 Price By negotiation View Contact agent Agent Boris Teodorowych Mob 0402 907 182 Boris Property

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Weekly market wrap Government restrictions to stop the spread of COVID-19 have been very confronting for the community. Unlike during the GFC, which reduced consumers’ super balances, share portfolios and ability to access credit, this environment has also created a fundamental concern the person next to them could be carrying coronavirus. This has impacted every facet of our lives, including how we shop, work, socialise and engage in recreational activities. In the short term, our environment has created a challenging set of working conditions which property market participants have quickly adapted to. When market conditions become more favourable, these new processes will provide exceptional

consumer convenience as I expect consumers, like with other online experiences, will see value engaging on their own terms. The Canberra market is performing well. In the space of only days since banning public auctions, agents were hosting auctions online. The weekend of Saturday 28 March was the first opportunity to see how the market would react, which turned out to be positive as the preliminary auction clearance rate determined by CoreLogic was 64.7%. This included 20 results not captured by Domain. While auctions are conducted online, there will be a higher proportion of properties reported as withdrawn from sale. To accurately compare conditions to previous

periods, it is important to add the number of properties passed in and withdrawn together to calculate the total number of properties which failed to sell. It is easier to find historical results using Domain’s data, which showed 27 failed to sell both over the weekend and the same weekend last year. Comparing conditions to this time last year, buyers who want to own property have access to credit and lenders with an appetite to lend. The Reserve Bank of Australia has lowered the cash rate by 1.25% to a historically low 0.25%. Lenders are offering low one-, two- and three-year fixed rates, which provide repayment certainty and significantly increase a borrower’s capacity. To help property owners

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impacted by COVID-19, lenders are offering repayment holidays for up to six-months with interest capitalised, effectively extending the loan term. As we adapt to what will become the new normal in the property market and world around us, taking into account all of the factors put in place to mitigate potential mortgage stress and keep people employed, buyer sentiment will shift, resulting in increased demand. When this happens, those who didn’t make a decision to buy earlier often have regret they didn’t capitalise on the opportunities they had.

Curtin sale shows strong demand The recent sale of a home in Curtin for more than $25,000 above reserve shows strong demand for Canberra’s established suburbs. 9 Verran Place sold under the hammer for $1,006,000 on Saturday 21 March, before rules banning public auctions were announced. Senior sales consultant at Michael Potter Real Estate, Alisa Lawrence, said all three registered bidders participated healthily, with one dropping out around the 980,000 mark, leaving the remaining two

to battle it out. She said the sale price is a reflection of how prices in established, sought-after suburbs such as Curtin remain strong. “Buyers are more likely to wait for the right home in their chosen suburbs to become available rather than compromising the location. “We are now entering some uncertainty in the market; however, there are still going to be many buyers who already have finance and don’t need to sell an existing property who are still keen to buy.”

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recent sales

under the hammer

48 Stuart Street, Griffith

$2,301,000 LJ Hooker

6 Tyner Street, Calwell

$685,000

Blackshaw

115/47 Currong Street, Braddon

$1,390,000 JWLand

3/102 Julia Flynn Avenue, Isaacs

$669,000

Michael Potter

4 Moodie Street, Farrer

$1,235,000 Hayman Partners

11 Hibiscus Crescent, Rivett

$657,000

Luton

5 Carey Place, Melba

$1,200,000 Blackshaw

30 Mayo Street, Weetangera

$646,500

LJ Hooker

32 Carolyn Jackson Drive, Jerrabomberra $1,200,000 LJ Hooker

38 Magenta Square, Amaroo

$640,000

LJ Hooker

1 Dianella Street, O’Connor

$1,180,000 Home by Holly

8 Burbie Street, Harrison

$640,000

Hive

32 Lever Place, Royalla

$1,175,000 Luton

96 Davidson Street, Higgins

$625,000

Ray White

3 Mackaness Place, Garran

1/50 Gledden Street, Chifley

$1,149,000 Hive

9/82 Buckingham Street, Amaroo

$620,000

LJ Hooker

81 Buxton Street, Deakin

$970,000

LJ Hooker

70/2 Rouseabout Street, Lawson

$615,000

Ray White

13 Luehmann Street, Page

$947,500

Ray White

24 Adinda Street, Waramanga

$610,000

McGrath

57 Lexcen Avenue, Nicholls

$920,000

Harcourts

18 Desailly Crescent, Kambah

$600,000

One Agency

10 McHenry Street, Amaroo

$906,500

Harcourts

15 McMaster Street, Scullin

$585,000

LJ Hooker

19 Albatross Crescent, Harrison

$900,000

Hive

19 Hardie Close, Macarthur

$570,000

LJ Hooker

17 Maranboy Street, Fisher

$880,000

Ray White

9 Westall Place, Dunlop

$565,000

Independent

49 Ormiston Circuit, Harrison

$875,000

McGrath

4 Namoi Place, Kaleen

$560,000

Ray White

7 Kernot Street, Dickson

$872,000

CTC Property Group

6 Hamlet Place, Florey

$536,100

Blackshaw

62 Ivory Street, Crace

$856,000

Harcourts

25/9 McClintock Street, Lyneham

$535,000

Independent

33 Bellingham Crescent, Kambah

$855,000

Luton

11/54 Moore Street, Turner

$505,000

LJ Hooker

8 Tiwi Place, Waramanga

$830,000

Paul & Robyn Sutton

18 Dixson Circuit, Conder

$502,500

McIntyre

41 Cavill Close, Holt

$823,000

Ray White

6 Moorehead Place, Latham

$491,000

LJ Hooker

53 Judith Wright Street, Franklin

$822,800

McGrath

32 Wolstenholme Street, Chisholm

$480,000

McIntyre

2 Redwater Place, Amaroo

$800,000

LJ Hooker

9 Traill Place, Charnwood

$477,000

Harcourts

1 Ted Richards Street, Casey

$800,000

Luton

138 Livingston Avenue, Kambah

$473,000

Independent

26 Werribee Crescent, Farrer

$800,000

Luton

18 Dagmar Berne Street, Macgregor

$472,000

Independent

4 Mees Street, Taylor

$790,000

Harcourts

341/325 Anketell Street, Greenway

$465,000

Independent

37 Martley Circuit, Calwell

$785,000

Independent

1/7 Cato Place, Dunlop

$463,000

Ray White

6 Stott Street, Hackett

$780,000

inStyle

15/138 Flemington Road, Harrison

$451,876

Independent

12 Woodburn Street, Chisholm

$762,000

McIntyre

174/395 Antill Street, Watson

$445,000

Upside

60 Throssell Street, Curtin

$760,000

Michael Potter

33 William Cooper Avenue, Bonner

$443,050

LJ Hooker

50 Crofts Crescent, Spence

$755,000

Luton

39/15 Howitt Street, Kingston

$439,000

Independent

13 Meston Place, Fadden

$750,000

Independent

2/77 Gozzard Street, Gungahlin

$410,000

LJ Hooker

7 Alice Street, Amaroo

$735,000

Ray White

166/8 Limburg Way, Greenway

$400,000

McIntyre

8A Dolling Crescent, Flynn

$730,000

LJ Hooker

36/58 Cowlishaw Street, Greenway

$395,000

Independent

3 Forace Street, Casey

$730,000

Luton

4/54 Macleay Street, Turner

$370,000

Independent

10 Nulsen Circuit, Flynn

8 Angell Place, Banks

$726,000

McIntyre

16/25 Pinkerton Circuit, Kambah

$367,500

McGrath

12 Chant Street, Chisholm

$705,000

McIntyre

2107/120 Eastern Valley Way, Belconnen $351,000

LJ Hooker

24 Sadlier Street, Gowrie

$700,000

Christine Shaw

12/6 Wilkins Street, Mawson

$270,000

LJ Hooker

Agent

32 Brinkley Circuit, Palmerston

$700,000

Independent

16/124 Henderson Road, Crestwood

$150,000

Elders

26 McGill Street, Evatt

$685,000

Paul & Robyn Sutton

Data is provided by agents. Source: Realestate.com.au

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Jane Kusetic 0408 662 119 LJ Hooker Auction Sat 4 April 10am

8 Schlich Street, Yarralumla 4

Agent

Andrew Lonsdale 0428 486 692 Ray White Auction Sat 4 April 11am

Matt Sebbens 0402 064 504 Blackshaw Auction Sat 4 April 11.30am

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rare find

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Own a slice of history Bungendore NSW 100 Rutledge Street

Set on 1,800sqm of beautifully maintained grounds, overlooking rural private land, this historic residence dates back to the 1880s. Licensed agent Katrice Velnaar, of Luton Gungahlin, says this home presents “a rare and unique

opportunity to buy a part of Bungendore history”. With a host of unique features, this home is a beautiful blend of heritage and modern. The renovated kitchen is perfect for entertaining, with ample bench space, quality

appliances and a servery opening out onto the covered alfresco entertaining deck surrounded by beautiful gardens. With two bedrooms overlooking the garden, and a loft-style master suite, Velnaar says “this home is perfect for a smaller family, downsizer or professional couple”. Filled with natural light yearround due to its northerly orientation, the home boasts spacious living areas for a variety of uses, including an elegant formal dining room with open fire. Kids will love the separate rumpus/media room that opens out to the garden, as well as the park-like grounds. 100 Rutledge Street has retained its old-world charm, with remaining

original features such as the decorative cornices. Modern features include a slow combustion stove, ducted gas heating, three-phase power, reverse cycle ducted electric heating and cooling, and a converted office or guest accommodation at the back of the garage. Guests of the poultry variety will be looked after, too, with the ‘Cluckingham Palace’ chook shed.

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Price $975,000 - $1,000,000 View Contact agent Agent Katrice Velnaar Mob 0411 449 071 Luton Gungahlin Ph 6176 3420

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Casey 30 and 30A Edna Thompson Cres

Urban Living at its Finest Position yourself in the new cultural heart of Canberra and let inspiring water views and luxurious living become a way of life. Set on the Kingston Foreshore, with restaurants, cafes, walking tracks and the upcoming Kingston Cultural Precinct at your doorstep, this exquisite fifith floor apartment has been designed with space and comfort in mind. Floor-to-ceiling double-glazed doors frame spectacular views over the dockside and Lake Burly Griffin out to the Jerrabomberra Wetlands, while the master bedroom enjoys a picturesque outlook to Parliament House with the Canberra Glassworks and Old Bus Depot Markets in the foreground. Beautifully designed, the open-plan layout offers a sense of spaciousness from the light-filled lounge, dining and striking stone-topped kitchen out to the tiled balcony. Accommodation includes two generous bedrooms, both with built-in-robes, master bedroom with exceptional views and ensuite, stunning bathroom, and European laundry. Finished to exacting standards, the apartment features stylish exposed beams, ducted reverse-cycle heating and cooling, high-end appliances, intercom system, plush carpets, and secure private parking. Moments from everything, this outstanding apartment has a long-term tenant making it an ideal investment opportunity for the savvy investor looking to capitalise on Kingston Foreshore's increasing importance and popularity. Not to be missed.â&#x20AC;&#x2030; EER 6.0

REIACT Winner Best Small Agency of the Year 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2015 & 2016 Winner Hall of Fame 2012 l REIA Winner National Best Small Residential Agency of the Year 2013

For Sale By Negotiation

View By private appointment Agent Maria Selleck 0417 258 803

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Kingston 21/25 Eastlake Parade

33 Mt Warning Crescent Palmerston This much-loved home is being offered

• Double glazed windows

the process of downsizing. The elevated

• Main bathroom with spa and natural

for sale by the original owners who are in four bedroom ensuite home comprises 177m² of living space and it is sited on a corner block of 653m²

• In slab heating

wooden finished sauna

• 33 solar panels

• Double secure garage with internal

For Sale $810,000 _______________________________________________ View Contact Agent _______________________________________________ Agent Irina Filippovich 0478 696 785

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LJ Hooker Belconnen 6251 1477

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AUCTION DICKSON . 11 Kernot Street

With great street appeal and in a quiet position, this much-loved and privately built family home is sure to please. Mature plantings and beautifully landscaped gardens welcome you upon arrival at the front of very special Number 11. Light and bright throughout, with a separate lounge room, spacious bedrooms and both kitchen and bathroom have been updated. Entertaining on a large scale is easy as there is a huge rear deck and pergola. Close to great schools, ovals, bike paths, shopping centres, bush walking trails on Mt Ainslie and proximity to the Central Business District. EER 1.5. OPEN: Contact Agent for a Private Inspection CONTACT: Aniko and Peter Carey 0429 487 939

SALE WANNIASSA . 5/81 McWhae Circuit

Located in a quiet complex and a 450m (approx.) walk to the Erindale shopping centre, this property could be all youÂ´ve been looking for in a new home, downsizer, or investment. The townhouse is one of two, single-level homes in the complex, with a generously sized courtyard. It offers two bedrooms, bathroom/laundry combination, ensuite in master bedroom, plus a single lock-up garage. EER 6. OPEN: Contact Agent for a Private Inspection SALE: $469,000+ CONTACT: Gabbi Kalthofen 0411 739 957

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Jade and Ruby exemplify contemporary Canberra living. — Located in the Gungahlin town centre, one of Australia’s fastest growing regions.

— Walking distance to Yerrabi Pond, walking tracks and outdoor family friendly activities.

— Enjoy stunning mountain and water views.

— Both properties feature Resort style pool, sun deck + residents gymnasium.

— Unmatched floor plan designs.

— Both properties feature Rooftop alfresco dining and entertainment spaces.

— House sized kitchens. — Walking distance to the Gungahlin to Canberra City Light Rail terminal. — Walking distance to numerous restaurants, cafés, bars, shops and entertainment options.

— Generous car parking. All properties with two car spaces are side by side (not tandem). — Double glazing throughout, AVE EER 7.5.

View on Saturday and Sunday between 10am and 4pm, strictly by prior booking only. Appointment times may be available on other days and times.

Marcus Allesch 0424 409 873

2 beds

1 bath

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$339,950+

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$409,950+

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Luxuriously appointed Terrace Homes with Scenic Views Scenic views and luxuriously appointed Terrace Homes combine to provide contemporary living at its very best. AMBIA offers a sophisticated mix of 58 sleek and refined 2 & 3 bedroom Terrace Homes, perfectly positioned in Taylor, Gungahlin’s most sought after and desirable suburb. AMBIA has vast open playing fields across the road and the convenience of an excellent school just a 2 minute walk away. With the Gungahlin Town Centre only 4 kms away living at AMBIA provides a convenient and supremely serene lifestyle.

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Double glazed windows & doors North facing Reverse cycle airconditioning/heating Externally ducted range hoods Fully enclosed landscaped courtyards Solar and NBN ready Floor to ceiling tiles in ensuites & bathrooms Wall hung bathroom & ensuite vanities

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2 bedroom, 2 bathroom priced from $ 399,000.00 3 bedroom, 3 bathroom priced from $ 499,000.00

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Enjoy more space, time and tranquillity at Throsby. Take the time to carve out moments for yourself in your busy days at Throsby. Tucked between two native reserves, there are opportunities to escape into nature with a network of walking and cycling paths. The Suburban Land Agency has a number of blocks available for sale over the counter in Throsby, a suburb with plenty on offer.

With prices starting at $322,000, and block sizes from 315m2, you can build the home you have always desired in Throsby. Our sales agents can help you with choosing your perfect block, understanding the buying process, planning and building, and any other questions you may have.

Contact Civium Property Group today:  1800 910 204

suburbanland.act.gov.au/throsby |     The Suburban Land Agency and its appointed selling agents make no warranty to the accuracy or completeness of information in this publication and recommend obtaining independent legal, financial and accounting advice before considering purchasing land or making an offer to purchase land. The plans, examples and information contained herein are for illustrative purposes only and should not, without further inquiry, be relied upon as to their ultimate accuracy, to the extent permitted by law, the Suburban Land Agency and its appointed selling agent will not be responsible for any loss or damage that may be incurred as a result of your reliance upon this material. If English is not your first language and you require translation assistance, please phone the Translating Interpretive Service (TIS National) on 131 450.

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New blocks just released. Large blocks between 500-700sqm. Breathtaking views of the Brindabellas. Big backyards and open communal spaces with an abundance of established trees. Canberra’s only 6-star Green Star rated community.

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Experience Flexi-living at Ginnindery • Four Flexi-living homes now available for private inspection – by appointment only. • Architecturally designed. • The freedom and flexibility of a separately-titled home with the convenience and low-maintenance lifestyle of an apartment. • No body corporate fees.

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Belconnen 47/17 Chandler Street

In the heart of Belconnen with spectacular lake views, this updated apartment is an exceptional investment opportunity. Moments from the University of Canberra, shops and restaurants, accommodation includes two bedrooms with built-in-robes, spa bathroom, European laundry, kitchen with stainless steel appliances, open-plan lounge and dining with floor-to-ceiling windows, large balcony and secure undercover parking. EER: 6.0

Price $395,000+ View Strictly by appointment Agent Maria Selleck Mob 0417 258 803

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Maria Selleck Properties Ph 6162 1234

Denhams Beach NSW 2B Denham Avenue Offering a luxury lifestyle, this generously proportioned, contemporary, brand new home has wide ocean views and is only 223m to the beach. Features include the stunning, fully-equipped kitchen with walk-in pantry, four bedrooms, large rumpus room, two large alfresco decks and enormous garage with internal access, plus a landscaped garden with artificial turf mini-golf course.

Price $1,300,000 View By appointment Agent Nola Debney Mob 0412 907 002 LJ Hooker Batemans Bay Ph 4472 6455

42 WEDDIN STREET, GRENFELL 4 2 3

Very large Californian bungalow cc. 1920 on 1.75 acres a short walk to shops and other facilities. There has been a very sympathetic renovation adding a spacious kitchen/family room facing the north and the east with panoramic views to the garden through an expanse of ceiling to floor windows. Warm in the winter and cool in the summer - with deciduous trees providing an extra level of shade in the summer months. There are 4 spacious bedrooms, one with an open fire place, a bay window and lead light stain glass windows. Polished hardwood floors are a feature as are the lovely

high ornate ceilings throughout. The modern kitchen boasts a very generous granite benchtop, a double Falcon oven with gas cooktop and a walk in pantry. The ducted reverse cycle air conditioner provides comfort year round. The formal dining room also has a built in fire place. Other features include an inground, under-cover salt water pool, a single brick garage, a double colourbond garage and a carport. There are two entertainment areas - one adjoining the pool and another sheltered from the western sun and wind which is used year round. There is a large understory games

$464,000 to $510,000 Contact Danielle 0427 853 171

room currently used as a commercial office. It has a wall to wall glassed in bookcase framing access to a large walk-in safe and new Axminster carpet. It faces the east and the rear of the garden, is double brick and has a separate access. This is a beautiful home and is well suited to a large family and catering and accommodating large groups of family and friends. It is nestled in a well established, leafy garden and it has the added luxury of a bore so you can enjoy this oasis all year round. Well worth an inspection.

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9/2a - 4a Orient Street (Next to Deli on Perry) Batemans Bay

171-173 Northcove Road, Long Beach SOUTH COAST NSW

3 bed 4 bath 2 car

Once in a lifetime

For Sale $2,000,000-$2,200,000 View By Appointment Only Agent Christine Ewin 0409 719 158 Office My Agent Christine Ewin

There could be only one thing better than owning a beach front block. That would be to own two, right next to each other. Originally purchased to ensure privacy. You have the option to sell, develop or keep it as is. Letâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s talk about the residence on the northern block. This home is a cutting-edge masterpiece from award winning architect Tony Trobe. Three of the bedrooms has its own ensuite. There is a glass breezeway from the master to the living space. The cost of this home is unfathomable. This is a sexy house with glamorous proportions where no expense has been spared. Except there is one glitch. Its uninhabitable. A building defect has encouraged mould to move in to the home. A lengthy court case ensued and the home has stood still. The owners dream home is now a project they have no desire to fix.

There is a comprehensive fact sheet available on request.

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No energy to rectify. They leave it to you. Bring your builder. Bring your architect. They paid close to $1.5 million for the land 14 years ago.

6 Currowan Street Nelligen South Coast NSW

Tranquil Cottage A tranquil cottage ready to move into. Situated close to the majestic Clyde River, is this great property approx. 12 years old. It is an interesting 3 bedroom residence with an open plan living area leading onto a deck overlooking a pretty reserve. Seclusion is assured. Downstairs is an approved separate accommodation with its own deck and entrance. It is an easy launch from the boat ramp, and with around 40km of river to explore, you are spoilt for choice.

For Sale $480,000 - $520,000 View By Appointment Agent Rob Routledge 0414 235 976 ljhooker.com/XPJF8F

Lots 11,15,16/232 Cullendulla Drive – Virginia Place Long Beach South Coast NSW Create your own lifestyle at ‘Virginia Place’ This is a unique small acreage subdivision. Large flat building envelopes with power and sealed bitumen road while nestled in a leafy residential landscape. Lot 11: 2.33 Ha (approx. 5.75 acres) Lot 15: 5.96 Ha (approx. 14.73 acres) Lot 16: 3.34 Ha (approx. 8.25 acres) includes 30 x 20m workshop and 2 x 220,000ltr tanks.

For Sale Lot 11: $319,000 Lot 15: $419,000 Lot 16: $615,000 View By Appointment Agent

Karen Van Der Stelt 0413 221 504 ljhooker.com/T4CF8F

17 Clyde Boulevard Nelligen South Coast NSW

The River Cottage You know when you walk into a home and it feels just right … well that’s my feelings on this cosy home. With an outlook onto the reserve across the road, just wander across to throw in a line or take the kayak for a paddle up the pristine Clyde River. The home has been tastefully renovated and extended. There is a good sized front covered balcony and U/C entertaining deck out the back. Plenty of room for the cars and fishing boat. Escape to your river property!

14 Bernadette Boulevard Batehaven South Coast NSW

The Perfect Weekender One bedroom upstairs with ensuite and open plan living area flowing onto a covered deck area. Downstairs is a 2nd bedroom, living area, bathroom and laundry. Rear access to a good sized colorbond shed with an extra parking bay, is fully fenced and has a separate LU double garage. Perfectly positioned, not far from the shops, Corrigans Park and beach, the boat ramp, Catalina Golf Club and the RSL is handy as well.

All information contained herein is gathered from sources we consider to be reliable. However, we cannot guarantee or give any warranty about the information provided.Interested parties must solely rely on their own enquiries.

For Sale $550,000 View By Appointment Agent Rob Routledge 0414 235 976 ljhooker.com/XPEF8F

For Sale $340,000 View By appointment Agent Rob Routledge 0414 235 976 ljhooker.com/T7QF8F

batemansbay.ljhooker.com.au LJ Hooker Batemans Bay 02 4472 6455

63 Sandy Place LONG BEACH South Coast NSW Chic Beach Retreat Style and location set this beach house apart from the norm. It is casual seaside living at its best, only 160m to the beach! Venture inside the front door and you step into a relaxed, feel good ambiance with open plan kitchen, dining and lounge room. Fold back glass doors allow the attractive garden to meld with the indoors. The professionally designed kitchen is defined by stone bench tops mounted on a timber underlay, high end appliances and a walk-in pantry. Two bedrooms and a large bathroom downstairs. Another bedroom and bathroom upstairs, plus a generous master bedroom with modern ensuite, designed to make the most of the views. Separate undercover alfresco area and wide access either side for boats, vans and cars. All information contained herein is gathered from sources we consider to be reliable. However, we cannot guarantee or give any warranty about the information provided. Interested parties must solely rely on their own enquiries.

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For sale $785,000 View By appointment Agent John Franklin 0414 570 466 ljhooker.com/XTXF8F batemansbay.ljhooker.com.au LJ Hooker Batemans Bay 02 4472 6455

Sunshine Bay Estate, New Release Selling Now - Priced from $195,000

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The latest release of Sunshine Bay Estate is selling fast! Sunshine Bay is a suburb of

This is a very rare opportunity to acquire one of the last remaining commercial development sites in the thriving Batehaven shopping village. Encompassing 949sqm of commercially zoned land (B2 Local Centre) Previous rental return of $37,200pa, this site offers 8 on site car parking spaces, site office and secure storage area. Please contact us to receive a full information package and register your interest for this exciting opportunity as offers may be considered prior to auction. Call Aristotle on 0408 612 914 for further information or to arrange a site visit.

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celebrity birthday ROBERT DOWNEY JR 4 April 1965 RDJ couldn’t ask for a better year ahead for making decisions or sorting out problems to do with his loved ones or children. Creatively, he will be full of good ideas and will be gaining admiration from everyone around him. There will also be a chance for him to start a new hobby or interest and, if so, he should grab it with both hands. He will need to avoid exhaustion during the year ahead so added rest will be essential.

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in the stars ARIES 21 MAR – 20 APR

CANCER 22 JUNE – 22 JULY

LIBRA 24 SEPT – 23 OCT

CAPRICORN 22 DEC – 20 JAN

The Full Moon on 8 April shines the spotlight onto the state of your relationships. Communication with some people will be rather intense and at times the flow will be blocked. Thoughtful discussions will be necessary to nurture a return to openness and help to dissolve barriers and bridge gulfs.

The home area will be abuzz with activity and this month is an ideal time to declutter your home and to assimilate new conditions into family routines. The Full Moon on 8 April indicates that your mother or an older female relative may be a source of concern.

April will be a full-on busy month. The Full Moon on 8 April falls directly in your sign and there could be a turbulent emotional patch to deal with on the home and family front. You need to remember that you can’t please all the people all the time.

TAURUS 21 APR – 21 MAY

LEO 23 JULY – 23 AUG

SCORPIO 24 OCT – 22 NOV

Additional family activities and commitments will keep you busy; you may find yourself being looked upon as one of the mentors or leaders of your clan. The Full Moon on 8 April warns you that a loose end or an unfinished business matter causes extra pressures or confusion on the work front.

The Full Moon on 8 April indicates that you may need to spread yourself a little thinner than usual. There will be a rush of jobs cast your way and tasks that may have to be done by ear, as directions may be a little sketchy.

April will be a strenuous month and you’ll need to be self-motivated and highly organised to keep abreast of the demanding pace. The Full Moon on 8 April indicates a need to take better care of your health, so be sure to eat well and get adequate rest.

The Full Moon on 8 April falls directly in your work area and there could be a change of personnel, or staff may be away this month, which could throw extra tasks your way suddenly. An urgent or dominating task will eclipse other duties for a while this month.

GEMINI 22 MAY – 21 JUNE The Full Moon on 8 April shines the spotlight on your children, grandchildren and those you mentor. There may be a need to give some of them some extra help and guidance as issues of low self-esteem or anxiety may need to be addressed.

VIRGO 24 AUG – 23 SEPT An ambitious plan that requires financial backing could gather momentum as April unfolds. There will be a series of important decisions in connection with this. The Full Moon on 8 April warns you to be careful of your spending habits to avoid blowing a hole in your budget.

AQUARIUS 21 JAN – 19 FEB With Saturn now in your sign this will be a soul-searching time that will set the tone of serious reflection. The Full Moon on 8 April indicates that fixed ideologies and a stubborn nature are not likely to go down well with people you do not know well.

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PISCES 20 FEB – 20 MAR

Funds will need to be allocated carefully this month. The Full Moon on 8 April indicates that there are likely to be issues with friends, acquaintances and colleagues and their conspiracy theories. Wisely, you are too level-headed to buy into this train of thought.

April should be a productive and successful month for you. Colleagues will be singing your praises, bringing you accolades and recognition! However, the Full Moon on 8 April warns you to be careful about stepping on the toes of bosses and colleagues on the work front.

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SERVICES . . . . . . . . . . . Audio Visual . . . . . . . . . . Gutter Cleaning. . . . . . . . Locksmiths . . . . . . . . . . . Pest Control . . . . . . . . . . Public Notices . . . . . . . . . Removalists . . . . . . . . . . Rubbish Removals . . . . . .

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BATHROOM RENOVATIONS POOL RENOVATIONS AND GENERAL TILING

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TRADES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Airconditioning/Heating . . . . Arborist . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bathroom Maintenance. . . . . Bathroom Renovations . . . . . Civil Works & Blasting Service. Builders . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Carpet Layers . . . . . . . . . . . Concreting & Related . . . . . . Electrical . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Flooring. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Gardening . . . . . . . . . . . . . Handyman . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kitchens . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lawns & Turf . . . . . . . . . . . . Painting. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Plastering . . . . . . . . . . . . . Plumbing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Roofing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tiling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Upholstery . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Owner Operated Business Darren@hurleybirdtrees.com.au Tree removal Stump grinding Tree pruning

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30+ years building experience No job Too Small Decks - Pergolas - General Maintenance Painting - Tiling - Plastering

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CARPET LAYING

CARPET SERVICE RFORMANCE! E P T E P R A C T EXPER Repairs

Carpet • Carpet Laying • Domestic Call GARY • Commercial and New Carpets 0414 863 19u5 • Supply & Install ug.org.a Carpets gary@pc nd Ha nd co Se ng • Layi

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PH 0418 257 685

Need aN electriciaN? We provide a broad range of electrical services & repairs for your home.

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actewaglenergyshop.com.au

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Wall & Floor Sawing • Core Drilling • Concrete & Asphalt Road Sawing Hydraulic Ring Sawing • Decorative Cutting

0412 306 821

ABN: 82 802 620 181 License: ACT 19842875 NSW 54067C

ELECTRICIAN

NO JOB TOO SMALL

ELECTRICAL

Builder Class B Licence No: 201 6957 Member of Master Builders

pfelectrical@hotmail.com

New homes & extensions

6292 2073

www.jackosconcretecutting.com.au jackosconcretecutting@gmail.com

• Renovations • Extensions • Bathrooms • Kitchens • Decks & Pergolas

0412 296 254

Additions & alterations

FREE QUOTES

BUILDERS

Free quotes Maintenance Safety checks

Call DANIEL 0431 311 746 JOEMAX PTY LTD T/AS

Mobile:

Insured

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Trades & Services Guide

EMAIL leonie-pryce@live.com.au

DARRYL PRYCE · LICENCE NO. 201049 · ABN 74 149 395 326 NSW & ACT Industrial & Commercial Electricians Phone Data & TV Cabling Ducted Heating & Cooling Systems Split System Installations

A I R

Lic #: 254692C ABN: 30371455991 ARC: L125523 ACT: 2018719

C O N D I T I O N I N G

PH: 02 6942 6564 MOB: 0427 426 565 E: admin@ceejayandpartners.com.au

PRIME PRIME ONE ELECTRICAL ELECTRICAL small job specialist • LED light upgrades meterboard/switchboard upgrades smoke detector service • installations reports • extra power points • lights

Phone Daniel on 0418 419 383 or email prime1q@outlook.com Work performed by licensed contractors.

ACT license No. 2018491

ATTENTION TRADIES 89% of readers will use a tradie in the next 12 months. Be seen when they look for you! call Monica on 0406 378 673 Or email: trades@canberraweekly.com.au

Contact Alice 61758888 8888 Contact the trades & services team 6175 trades@canberraweekly.com.au trades@canberraweekly.com.au

Trades & Services Guide HANDYMAN

LAWNS & TURF Fu Insurlly ed

Flyscreen, gyprock repairs & pergola roofs Painting Deck cleaning & staining Window cleaning

Even the magpies think it’s real... • • • • •

High pressure washing Patios, Driveways Paved areas Paths

Call David 0410 682 457 Or Nancy 0410 081 771

1300 4 ANY JOB

And so much more….

(269 562) Laminate Flooring | Hybrid Flooring European Oak Flooring Australian Solid Timber

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www.anyjobmatters.com.au

Quality

Flat Pack Furniture

Free Quote

EZY PROPERTY MAINTENANCE

Roo� Paintin�

Internal and external painting services for residential and commercial properties. Free quotes and seniors discount available.

General Repairs

... and more

Call Patrick

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Home Maintenance & Repairs Î No job too small! Î Doors catching or not latching Î Repairs to flyscreens, sliding doors & windows Î Pergola construction Î Pre-home sale repairs Î Flat pack assembly Î ... And much more

company you can trust

Qualified Carpenter

Garden & Tree Services

ABN : 12 992 930 933

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Need a new Kitchen but don’t know where to start?

Ph/Fax: 6241 9413 Mob: 0413 088 908

Ph 0451 031 550

taqwapainting@gmail.com ABN: 39617453237

PLASTERING TRUSTED + EXPERIENCED + LICENSED

Al Gardner

Ornate Ceilings Decorative Cornices

Your complete kitchen & Joinery Supplier

Lawn Mowing•Pruning•Trimming•Weeding•Rubbish removal Gutter cleaning•Mulching •All maintenance Fully equipped INSURED-Guaranteed. Well presented after completion.

59 Anthony Rolfe Ave, Gungahlin sales@independentkitchens.com.au CWM0144

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Kitchen & Joinery Specialists

6255 7117

ABN 62 633 828 743

ACT Plaster

Repairs Partition Walls Sagging Ceiling

LOCAL PERSONAL SERVICE - FREE QUOTE Call Paul

0468 998 899 Lic No. 82396C

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For ALL your gardening needs. Covering all suburbs.

0449 898 527

Painting

With 10 years of experience, we’re the ones you’ve been looking for

KITCHENS

• Mowing / Edging • Gutter Cleaning • Pruning / Odd jobs • Tree Services • Rubbish Removal • Small landscaping

10% Pensioner discounts

Taqwa

Charlie 0417 663 481

Baya’s Backyard

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Kaushik Makwana

Garden Cleanup Qualified Horticulturist Rubbish Removal CALL: 0430 582 821 Gutter Cleaning Free no obligation quotes Regular Maintenance Fully insured Customer service from a Commercial or Domestic

A WELL MAINTAINED GARDEN ADDS VALUE TO A PROPERTY

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PAINTING

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GARDENING

Mowing & Edging Pruning & Mulching Hedge Trimming Weed Control Fertilisation

The synthetic grass solution

Work

Paintin� � Plasterin�

WE MAKE IT EASY FOR YOU

Keeping it green.com.au

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15-17 Kembla Street, Fyshwick Ph: 02 6239 3279 or 0425 401 205 Email: sales@lakewoodflooring.com.au www.lakewoodflooring.com.au

Synthetic grass stays green all year round Easy low maintenance & water free Family owned business with 14 years experience Landscaping & paving services available Australian made product

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FLOORING

To get your business listed in the Trades & Services Guide, call Monica on 0406 378 673 Or email: trades@canberraweekly.com.au canberraweekly.com.au

Contact Alice 61758888 8888 Contact the trades & services team 6175 trades@canberraweekly.com.au trades@canberraweekly.com.au

Trades & Services Guide PLUMBING

PLUMBING

UPHOLSTERY

AUSTRALIAN PLUMBERS

20% OFF

NO HOT WATER?

Plumbers you can Trust

Seniors Discount

$0 CALL OUT FEE

0468 693 616

Call us for fast and reliable hot water repairs and replacement. Express replacement service Systems to suit all needs 24/7 emergency service

• Taps & Toilets • Licensed & Insured • Blocked Drains

• Gas & LPG • Hot Water Systems • Affordable

• Water leaks • CCTV Drain Camera • Burst Pipes

TAKE

Commercial and Residential Furniture Re-Upholstery and Repairs

Upfront Pricing Guaranteed

Custom-Made Furniture

Walid Akawi Lic 20181167

PRIDE

Wall Upholstery • Fabric Protection

ROOFING IN YOUR ROOF

PRIDE

LEAKING OR IN

Call us for an obligation free quote:

NEED OF REPAIR?

IN YOUR ROOF

actewaglenergyshop.com.au

• Roof repairs • New roofs Call us for an obligation free quote: • Extensions • Roof repairs • Re-roofs • Re-roofs • Gutters cleaned • New roofs • Gutters cleaned • Ridge-capping • Extensions • Ridge-capping

Work performed by licensed contractors.

YEARS EX FULLY PERIENCE INSURED Lic. No. 252 440C

0407 789 258 BRINDABELLA ROOFING

Hot/cold plumbing services Leaks and repairs Gas fitting All your Garden taps home Installations plumbing Water tanks needs Blocked drains

RIDGE CAPPING

BROKEN TILES GUTTERS

Our members adhere to a Code of Ethics and are held accountable. If you have a complaint about the work of one of our members, we step in and mediate. masterplumbersact.asn.au

To book your ad, call Monica on 0406 378 673 54

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LOCAL TILING ACT All suburbs

For all your tiling needs:

Bathroom, Laundry and Kitchen tiling Walls and floors tiling Bathroom Renovations No job too big or small Water proofing shower leaks

Call Alex today 0475 000 528

GUTTER CLEANING

localtilingact@hotmail.com

To get your business listed in the Trades & Services Guide, call Monica on 0406 378 673

Want clean gutters? Want clear downpipes? Want safe work practices? “Clean. Safe….Easy”

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Masters Plumbers ACT is the peak body representing plumbing businesses in the ACT.

Bring your old music system into the NEW millennnium.

TILING

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Is your plumber A MASTER PLUMBER?

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PO Box 7152 Kaleen ACT 2617 Craig Hasler CWM0057-V2

Mark K Summerfield - ABN 53 193 697 032 Licensed Plumber ACT LIC 20001595 & NSW 313086C

GUTTER CLEANING FASCIA0407 789

For all your Roofing needs 0417 278 695

Call Mark 0431 882 229 or visit www.renewhomemaintenance.com.au

twinstitchupholstery

AUDIO VISUAL

www.prideroofingcanberra.com.au

• • • • • • •

twinstitch.upholstery

SERVICES

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IS YOUR ROOF LEAKING YOUR ROOF ORIS IN NEED OF REPAIR?

TAKE

Call or email us today! 0422 073 665 / 6181 3511 toni@twinstitchupholstery.com.au twinstitchupholstery.com.au

0407 701 135 e: act@guttervac.com.au w: www.guttervac.com.au

Contact Alice 61758888 8888 Contact the trades & services team 6175 trades@canberraweekly.com.au trades@canberraweekly.com.au

Trades & Services Guide LOCKSMITHS Over 30 years experience securing the Canberra Community Locks changed & keyed the same ‘Locked out’ service Dead locks & window locks supplied & fitted Keys made to locks & locks repaired Safe sales & service Servicing domestic & commercial clients Master licence #17501928 Seniors discounts CWM0231

Phone: 0458 786 727

www.highsecuritylocksmiths.com.au

PEST CONTROL

A1 BIRD & POSSUM PROOFING The Wildlife Experts

Possums, Sparrows, Minors, Starlings, Mice & Rats Removed And Proofed Against Re Entry Lic. No. MWL 000102073

Ring Roger on

0409045511

ALL Suburbs ALL Work Guaranteed

KOJA Natural Peanut Butter Bars The newest snack to hit supermarket shelves is sure to get you out of the 3pm slump, and with less than 4 grams of total sugar per bar, they’re a no-brainer. KOJA Natural Peanut Butter Bars are made using only natural ingredients – no preservatives, emulsifiers, artificial sweeteners, stabilisers, or nasty additives. Just real food that gives a balanced and sustainable energy boost without the sugar crash. KOJA bars are made in Australia with Australian peanuts and come in three delicious flavours: choc chip crunch, peanut caramel, and chocolate. KOJA Natural Peanut Butter Bars are available in Coles nationwide; www.koja.com.au

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Deceased Estates specialists Canberra Whole houses only Call 0467 830 007

Canberra Weekly has 5 x $50 KOJA Natural Peanut Butter Bars prize packs to be won. To enter, email competitions@canberraweekly.com.au with ‘KOJA Natural Peanut Butter Bars’ in the subject field. Tell us your name, full contact details and what are KOJA Natural Peanut Butter Bars made of. Entries close 9am Thursday 9 April 2020 and winners drawn same day. One entry per person. Entrants must be aged 18+.

www.deceasedestatecanberra.com.au

REMOVALISTS

Need a hand moving? ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓

House, unit & office relocations Local, country & interstate Accredited removalists Owner operated 30+ years experience

For friendly service, call Mick on 0400 246 990

WE’LL BEAT ANY GENUINE QUOTE BY 5%! 10% DISCOUNT FOR SENIORS

Mick’s Way Removals & Storage Owner operated • 30+ years experience

RUBBISH REMOVALS

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With the Easter long weekend right around the corner, there’s no better time to get a jump on those weekend DIY projects. This year, Dulux has released a limited-edition colouring book in partnership with renowned children’s author and illustrator Kylie Howarth, available with purchase of 4L Dulux Wash&Wear paint – allowing the whole family to get colour creative. We’re giving one lucky CW reader a chance to win a $200 Dulux voucher to be redeemed on Dulux Wash&Wear paint and their very own copy of the colouring book.

Enter to WIN

Operated by The Green Shed Green Waste - Hard Rubbish - Home Renovating & Building Materials Commercial - Offices & Retail Rubbish

Get colour creative

call

6230 0449

Friendly reliable service & free quotes

To enter, email competitions@canberraweekly.com.au with ‘Dulux Wash&Wear April’ in the subject field. Tell us your name, full contact details and who created this limited edition colouring book for Dulux. Entries close 9am 9 April 2020 and winner drawn same day. One entry per person. Entrants must be aged 18+.

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20%

Off

40% Off

BRUSHED KNICKEL

TAPWARE

Off

Bronte Bench Mount Basin $139 $111

Trinity Bench Mount Basin $119 $95

420x420x140mm

480x370x130mm

20% Off

Cottesloe Bench Mount Basin $149 $119

500x350x120mm Can be adapted to Wall Mount installation

Only

926

$ Ollie Basin Mixer WELS 6 Star, 4.5 ltr/min

Brushed Nickel $169

$101

Ollie Tall Basin Mixer WELS 6 Star, 4.5 ltr/min

Brushed Nickel $199

Ollie In Wall Basin Mixer WELS 6 Star, 4.5 ltr/min

Brushed Nickel $249

Only

$119

$149

CANBERRA

Euro Close Coupled Toilet - S Trap 140mm set out

149

WELS 4 Star, 4.5L/full, 3L/half, 3.4L/avg flush $199

FYSHWICK 6280 9551 Unit 1, 161 Newcastle Street

$149

Delicata Freestanding Bath 1700mm $1090 $926

15% Off

Mon - Fri 8.30am - 5.00pm | Saturday 9.00am - 4.00pm

www.highgrovebathrooms.com.au

Prices may change without notice. Items available until April 30 / 2020 or until sold out. Availability may vary between areas. DELIVERY AVAILABLE - ASK IN STORE FOR MORE DETAILS