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This week... From the editor After a summer getaway with friends to Pittwater was foiled by the Northern Beaches lockdown over the festive season, I was fortunate to be able to join the rescheduled sailing adventure for a few days last week. We were doubly fortunate the heavy rains that brought flooding along much of the east coast had eased, allowing us to explore this beautiful part of the world, surrounded by Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park, in glorious autumn weather. (Triply fortunate the weather was even better than in January.) What was heartbreaking, though, was to see the quantity of household items, vegetation and sediment that had been swept down the Hawkesbury River and either washed onto shore or bobbing on the currents, potentially headed for the ocean. There were lounge suites and tub chairs, mattresses, tyres, sheds, water tanks, garden furniture and pots, that had been washed away from people’s properties, plus all kinds of plastic and styrofoam remnants. Our hearts go out to all those affected by the floods, and our gratitude to all those helping with rescue and clean-up efforts. Reasons to be grateful this past week include a relaxing yet invigorating holiday exploring Pittwater and Ku-ringgai Chase, splashing in fresh streams and waterfalls, spending time with friends, our great team keeping things ticking in my absence, restorative yoga, and the many flood rescue and clean-up heroes. Thank you. - Julie Samaras

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news New Batemans Bay Bridge open for Easter traffic The new $274 million Batemans Bay bridge is open and, in keeping with tradition, on Saturday 27 March, the coastal community were the first to walk across the result of 722,000 hours of construction. Innes’ Boatshed co-owner, Tracey Innes, has had a front row seat to the action from her waterfront fish and chip shop a few hundred metres away. She said the community was excited for the opening of the new bridge, while preparing to say goodbye to its 65-year-old predecessor. “It’s a little bit sad, it’s a catch 22 – we’re excited to see the new one, it’s a beautiful design,” she said. “But by the same token, the old one’s been there forever.” Given the way fires, floods and COVID-19 have troubled the coastal community since late 2019, the construction phase hasn’t felt too long to Ms Innes. “In all of that [construction teams] have kept going, so I think for the locals it feels like it happened overnight.” The Innes family also runs Merinda Cruises, otherwise known as ‘the ferry’, which stops traffic

when the old bridge opens to allow the vessel to pass through. Ms Innes said they had borne the “brunt of people’s angst” who found the interruption a nuisance in recent years. “People used to come and watch the bridge going up and down; now eight minutes out of your day seems like the end of the world!” The new bridge spanning Clyde River will have at least two lanes open to road traffic in time for the Easter break this weekend, 2-5 April. Before the soon-to-be disassembled original bridge was built, the most common way to travel from shore to shore was by canoe, boat or punt ferry. Its opening was marked by a walking parade on 21 November 1956 – the day before the Melbourne Olympic Games. Newspapers reported a local baker, Edsel “Grubber” Ladmore, fashioned an Olympic torch from a piece of wood and a jam jar, not to be outdone by the following day’s fanfare.

The new Batemans Bay Bridge is open, making its 65-year-old predecessor obsolete. Image: Neil Greentree via Facebook.

Ms Innes recalled her family’s stories of the 1956 opening. “My Uncle Ian and his best friend stood there at the opening of the bridge, they were only 13 or something at the time. “He said as soon as they cut the ribbon, they sprinted across the bridge to be the first to cross it!” At peak construction, the contemporary project employed a workforce made up of 45% local and 1015% Indigenous people; 180 were working full-time. It was built using 2,700 tonnes of Australianmade reinforcing steel. Work to complete final touches will continue until late June 2021. - Rosa Ritchie Find an extended version of this story with historic photos at canberraweekly.com.au

Three months of suspicious door knocking in Weston Creek Since January, members of the Weston Creek community have posted publicly on social media to say they were shocked by loud knocking on the door before the sun rose, to find a visibly upset middle-aged man asking for money to help him travel to Sydney, where his daughter had been killed in a car accident. Community members who do not believe his oft-repeated story have shared updates in Facebook groups such as Weston Creek Neighbourhood Watch, detailing his behaviour, location and sharing photos identifying the alleged scammer. The individual is also known to approach shoppers in the Cooleman Court car park. When he knocked on the door of the Member for Murrumbidgee, Marisa Paterson MLA, she was fortunate to have been forewarned and reported it to police. “I was aware he was doing this – but it didn’t mean it didn’t give me a big fright,” Dr Paterson told Canberra Weekly. “I definitely think there’s a legitimate concern that older people who aren’t aware are being taken advantage of.” 8

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Weston Creek Community Council committee member Bill Gemmell shared a post on 26 March that alleged the doorknocker visited the home of a woman with dementia and “coerced her to hand over a large amount of cash”. “The issue is he’s preying on vulnerable people,” Mr Gemmell said. Dr Paterson said she had known of the individual for several years, and his behaviour should be considered a social welfare issue. “I’ve tried to talk to him, but I don’t get much; he goes straight into his story about why he needs money and we know these are just stories. “He needs support, so ‘How can we support him to stop this behaviour?’ is the ideal response.” Dr Paterson said she was engaging with the community and doing everything she could to resolve the issue. “I’m making representations to [Minister for Police and Emergency Services Mick Gentleman] on this issue, and I’m listening. I get it.” She said creating awareness was key, but the fact the alleged scammer could “hardly move

without it being reported on Facebook” was “a bit problematic as well”. ACT Policing Detective Inspector Mark Rowswell said it was important to discuss the issue with family and friends to ensure they were vigilant and knew what to look for. “If a person attends your house unexpectedly requesting money or offering services, be clear you are not interested and ask them to leave your property, or contact police on 131 444,” he said. “Don’t let the person inside your house.” On Tuesday 30 March, an ACT Policing spokesperson confirmed Police were aware of the individual. “Depending on the nature of the incident, asking for money based on a fake illness could be considered fraudulent behaviour or an act of public nuisance,” they said. Begging is not an offence in the ACT, according to Canberra Community Law. Information on how to identify scams and protect yourself is available at scamwatch.gov.au - Rosa Ritchie

AEIOU advertising moment AEIOU will open Canberra’s first early-learning autism hub in July to provide specialist early intervention programs for children with autism.

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AEIOU: Canberra’s first early-learning autism hub Specialising in autism-specific early intervention programs for children aged two to six, AEIOU Foundation is set to open its first centre in the Canberra Region this July. AEIOU’s Canberra Region Centre is made possible due a partnership with the John James Foundation, which is funding the construction of the purpose-built centre that forms part of the broader John James Village precinct. As a registered NDIS provider, AEIOU provides specialised childcare and therapy support to more than 300 children in Queensland and South Australia, with the Canberra Region Centre marking 11 centres for the not-for-profit organisation. AEIOU Canberra Region Manager, Enia Alberto, says as World Autism Awareness Day on 2 April approaches, it’s important to celebrate children diagnosed with autism. “They should be celebrated and

enjoyed like every other child for their diversity and strengths,” she says. “The important thing about autism is to embrace it and learn with it. It’s not something to be changed.” World Autism Awareness Day recognises those living with autism as well as those who love and support them. According to AEIOU, autism affects one in 100 people in Australia. While there is no known cause and no cure, research shows early intervention makes a difference to a child’s development, leading to improved outcomes for children with autism. Ms Alberto says while there are common characteristics of autism, it affects every child differently, so early

World Autism Awareness Day is on 2 April and AEIOU Canberra Region Manager Enia Alberto says it is important to recognise and celebrate children with autism.

intervention and individual support for the child’s needs are core values of AEIOU. “The idea of the centre is to help children to lead their best life and to reach their potential. The program is tailored to the children,” she says. For those interested in learning the evidence behind AEIOU strategies and learning strategies to support children they care for at home or in a clinical setting, two free, tailored workshops will be hosted on two Tuesdays in April. Topics covered will include looking at functions of behaviour and the evidence behind AEIOU strategies, and identifying how play relates to communication, social,

gross motor skills and more. Ms Alberto says she is excited for the opening and the organisation is looking for potential employees to make a difference in a child’s life. “The centre will be opening in the beginning of July for the children, however, we are reaching out for potential employees and for those who have passion in the special needs field,” she says. Located in Garran, the new AEIOU centre will deliver early intervention for up to 40 children per year with capacity for research and training. For more information, visit aeiou.org.au or call 1300 273 435.

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news Anzac Hall shuts its doors, early works include demolition Anzac Hall, the Australian War Memorial’s exhibition space, closed on Sunday 28 March – possibly forever. Over the next three months, the collection items – including the popular “G for George” Avro Lancaster bomber and the Japanese midget submarine that raided Sydney in WWII – will be moved to the Memorial’s Treloar Conservation Centre in Mitchell. Memorial heads believe the 20-year-old, multimillion-dollar exhibition space has had its time – too small to cope with 900,000 more visitors each year, to tell stories of modern conflicts, to display planes and tanks. But there has also been heated opposition to the project. Now the Heritage Guardians, a group opposed to the redevelopment, are concerned that an application for early works includes knocking down the Hall. “We think it’s a three-card trick to get the thing underway as quickly as possible,” said spokesperson, Dr David Stephens. Knight Frank Town Planning lodged an application with the National Capital Authority (NCA) on 12 March to approve early works to

“adequately prepare” work sites. But the application also lists the demolition of Anzac Hall, the excavation of Anzac Parade, and cutting down eucalyptus trees. The Heritage Guardians argue these are not minor works at all. “They’re fundamental to the whole project, and yet they’re trying to sneak them through,” Dr Stephens said. “Once you’ve dug a hole out the front, and demolished Anzac Hall, there’s not much point having any further approvals for the project as a whole because you’ve got it underway already.” The NCA is the last hurdle the redevelopment must pass now that the Commonwealth Environment Minister the Hon. Sussan Ley and the Public Works Committee (two members, including ACT’s David Smith MP, opposing) have approved the Memorial’s plan. The Heritage Guardians are concerned that the early works could be approved before the NCA has given its approval to the redevelopment. The Memorial said no construction or destruction of Anzac Hall would begin before they received full approval from the NCA. “The early works application is for NCA approval,

and that work would not begin without approval in place,” a Memorial spokesperson said. An NCA spokesperson stated that the agency would assess the proposal in detail against the National Capital Plan (NCP) . “The current application under consideration by the NCA does not prejudice the NCA’s consideration of any future works approval applications.” The NCA has already approved new car parking, asbestos removal, and temporary structures for display, office use, or site compounds as part of the redevelopment. Dr Stephens believes the Memorial is trying to hurry through the works because it is well behind schedule, having, he said, spent months persuading the Department of Agriculture, Water and the Environment and the Public Works Committee to agree to the project. The Memorial said there was no substance to Dr Stephens’s allegations; the early works had been planned since the beginning. The public can comment on the early works application by 30 April via the NCA website. - Nick Fuller

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news MLAs unite A Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Working Group to co-ordinate the community, the service sector, unions and stakeholders on responses to sexual assault in the ACT was launched by Minister for Women, Yvette Berry, on Tuesday 30 March. “The treatment of women in workplaces and across the country is unacceptable,” Ms Berry said. “We demand a future in which women are treated with dignity and respect. It is a momentous time, and it is time to put survivors at the centre of how we respond to sexual assault.” She said the working group will be “inclusive and intersectional”, involving people with a disability, the LGBTIQ+ community, children and young people, the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community and migrants. In addition, Ms Berry said the working group must have a “gendered lens”, as 86.6% of (reported) victims of sexual assault in the ACT are women, according to ACT Policing figures. The working group will hold its first meeting in coming weeks. “Sexual assault and sexual violence requires a whole-of-

government response,” Ms Berry said. “All political parties are invited to be part of this work to ensure progress is made with a united front, and not caught up in party politics.” Canberra Liberals leader Elizabeth Lee welcomed more coordination among stakeholders. “The poison of endemic sexual harassment and assault is not an evil to be responded to in silos by separate government and community functions,” Ms Lee said. She thanked Ms Berry for her leadership and the swift government response to an issue that transcended politics, workplaces and communities. Many marginalised women – in multicultural or Indigenous communities, queer or disabled – could not challenge the status quo, the patriarchy, or systemic inequalities. Ms Berry invited ACT women to answer a Women’s Centre for Health Matters survey about seeking help for sexual assault. Data will identify gaps and recommend actions to government. - Nick Fuller Find an extended version of this story online at canberraweekly.com.au

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To celebrate turning 50 this year, Belconnen High School is rounding up all their yearbooks as they approach the golden milestone. A call went out to the school community late last year to help complete the set, the effort led by passionate former principal, Dennis Flannery. “I went up to the school and started going through the boxes and boxes of archives, trying to make some sense of those,” he told Canberra Weekly. “Then I said really, we should

get a set of yearbooks, 1971 to 2020; they will tell a story. “The school had some, I had some, my kids had some … but we found we were about 20 short.” As of 30 March, there were still seven missing yearbooks. Mr Flannery even managed to acquire the school’s first yearbook from 1971, which he described as being “like gold”. - Jamila Toderas & Denholm Samaras Read the full story online at canberraweekly.com.au

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news Australia’s first hydrogen cars and refuelling station Cars that make the air cleaner – that create less pollution the more they travel? They might sound like a science fiction paradox, but hydrogen cars have arrived in the ACT. The first 20 hydrogen vehicles registered in Australia became part of the ACT Government’s fleet this week, while Australia’s first publicly available hydrogen vehicle refuelling station officially opened last Friday in Fyshwick. The Hyundai NEXO is 100% clean, said Shane Rattenbury, ACT Minister for Energy and Emissions Reduction. It produces nothing more than water out of the tailpipe, and the fuel is produced by 100% renewable energy. “This helps us not only tackle our transport emissions here in the ACT but puts the ACT at the forefront of new technologies,” Mr

Rattenbury said. An air filtering system cleans the air to 99.99%; it sucks all particulates and toxins out of the air, and replaces it with ‘pure freshness’, said Hyundai chief operating officer, John Kett. The average driver drives 13,000km each year; if the NEXO travels that distance, it will purify 21.6 tonnes of fresh air, while the ACT’s 20 vehicles will purify 432 tonnes, Mr Kett said. The fuelling station was built by renewable energy power producer, Neoen Australia, in partnership with ActewAGL. The NEXOs take five minutes to refuel and use 0.95kg of hydrogen per 100km. The hydrogen is produced on site. Electricity splits demineralised water into hydrogen and oxygen. The oxygen is released into the atmosphere, and the

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hydrogen is stored, compressed, and pumped into the vehicle. While this is the only hydrogen fuelling station in Australia for now, other states have plans to build ones – some will produce up to 4.5 tonnes of hydrogen per day. As more fuelling stations are built, Mr Rattenbury and Mr Kett expected more vehicles on the road. 10,000 Hyundai NEXOs were sold in South Korea last year – and within a few years, they could be as popular in Australia. Mr Rattenbury envisages a

future where larger vehicles, ships, trains, trams and some smaller cars run on hydrogen, while the public drive electric cars. The price of hydrogen was falling, Mr Kett said; its parity to diesel and petrol was closing quickly. Now it was a question of infrastructure. He hoped the ACT hydrogen car fuelling station could stimulate discussion about commercial investment in hydrogen. - Nick Fuller

Milligan inherits Coe’s seat James Milligan, former Liberal member for Yerrabi, has returned to the ACT Legislative Assembly, filling the vacancy left by Alistair Coe’s departure. Mr Milligan was sworn in when the Assembly sat on Tuesday 30 March. Mr Milligan was elected in 2016, and was given the Shadow portfolios of Indigenous Affairs, and Sport and Recreation. He lost his seat in the last election, with 7.2% of first preferences (3,834 votes) in the Yerrabi electorate.

“I’m glad to be back here at the Assembly, and looking forward to what that may bring,” Mr Milligan said. “I am ready to hit the road running, and ready to get back out there, representing the people of Yerrabi and the ACT.” Mr Milligan’s re-election was announced on Thursday 25 March by ACT Electoral Commissioner Damian Cantwell AM. - Nick Fuller Find an extended version of this story online at canberraweekly.com.au

Bookfair back with a bang Lifeline Canberra’s first big bookfair since the COVID-19 pandemic took off with a bang, as thousands visited the COVIDsafe event held at Thoroughbred Park from 25 to 28 March. Lifeline Canberra CEO Carrie Leeson said the fourday fundraising event was “absolutely amazing” with the money raised going directly to the local Crisis Support Service, supporting approximately 20,000 phone calls. “The Northside bookfair is always our biggest bookfair, and we were so pleased to see the socially distanced queue at

the start of every day before the doors opened,” Ms Leeson said. She said that the funds raised through bookfairs make a significant difference to the Lifeline Canberra team. Since 2020, the telephone crisis supporters have seen a 40% increase in demand. “We anticipate we will receive over one million calls in this year alone,” Ms Leeson said. “This bookfair and the community is what keeps the service alive.” Lifeline Canberra continues to sell books via their Book Lovers Lane store at Fyshwick Markets, open Thursday to Sunday.

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news Floating wetlands in Lake Tuggeranong Floating wetlands have been launched (literally) in Lake Tuggeranong in a two-year trial to clean up blue-green algae. The lake was closed in March after an extreme alert was issued for the algae, which can cause diarrhœa in humans and kill animals. The three floating wetlands are in the Village Creek embayment, Kambah, a key source of nutrients that feed algal blooms. “These floating wetlands will compete for both nutrients and light with the algae, and hopefully suppress the algae,”

said ACT Healthy Waterways program manager, Dr Ralph Ogden. Native plants grow through the wetlands into the water, feeding on the nutrients. This is the first large-scale deployment of floating wetlands in the ACT, but similar wetlands have been used worldwide. If successful, the wetlands will become a permanent fixture in Lake Tuggeranong. - Nick Fuller Find an extended version of this story with photos at canberraweekly.com.au

School to grow micro-forest The micro-forest movement is taking root in the ACT, planting seeds of ecological awareness in fertile young minds. Children at Majura Primary School are learning about the environment as they design their new classroom – outdoors. Come spring, 1,500 native plants will be planted in Wade Street Park, near the school. The area will contain a forest classroom for outdoor learning, Indigenous bushfood and an integrated nature playscape. The micro-forest is described as an urban sanctuary to combat climate change, strengthen community and reconnect people to nature. All the trees are native

plants that can cope with hot, dry temperatures. More than 80 children created dioramas and pictures to show what they imagined the micro-forest could look like. There were forests of feathers, tepees, firepits, ponds, koalas on roundabouts, and plesiosaurs frolicking in plasticine ponds. Landscape architect Edwina Robinson and Rebecca Vassarotti, ACT Minister for Environment, awarded prizes to the best designs on Wednesday 24 March. Ms Vassarotti said the ACT Government will look at ways to support micro-forest projects in Canberra.

Time to check smoke alarms The ACT Emergency Services Agency (ACTAS) is urging Canberrans to stay safe this winter and ensure their home has a working smoke alarm. Working smoke alarms are compulsory in the ACT and, according to ACTAS Commissioner Georgeina Whelan, they can mean the difference between life and death, especially as winter approaches.

According to ACT Fire and Rescue, electrical fires and faults cause 40% of house fires and a survey in 2020 revealed that nearly half (47%) of ACT residents do not test their devices as recommended. As daylight saving ends, changing the clock is a good reminder to check and replace smoke alarms. For more information, visit esa.act.gov.au

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United seals finals spot Canberra United have secured a spot in the W-League finals for the first time in four years after a thrilling goalless draw with league leaders Sydney FC in Canberra on Friday 26 March. With chances at either end throughout the first half, it was the goalkeepers that stood out as both Keeley Richards (United) and Jada Whyman (Sydney) stood strong to keep the scores level at the break.

United came out firing in the second half and would throw everything at the visitors but have no luck getting past Whyman. The 0-0 draw was enough to keep United’s season alive, finishing fourth on the ladder. The W-League finals series will be played over the first two weekends in April, headlined by the grand final on Sunday 11 April. Visit w-league.com.au for details.

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Andy Muirhead helped seal a crucial bonus point victory for the Brumbies as they remain in second position on the ladder, three points behind the Queensland Reds. The Brumbies’ next match is against the winless NSW Waratahs on Friday 2 April at the SCG.

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Recycling Discovery Hub

Daylight Saving Time In the ACT, Daylight Saving Time (DST) ends on Sunday 4 April at 3am when the clock turns back one hour to 2am. So, this year we get to enjoy an extra hour on Easter Sunday! The ACT, NSW, Victoria, Tasmania and SA all observe DST, while Queensland, NT and WA do not. A handy mnemonic for remembering which way to turn the clock is: Spring forward, fall back.

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Don’t know what to do with your leftover foil wrappers? Come and visit the Recycling Discovery Hub to learn about amazing aluminium at the free ‘Flowers in Foil’ April school holiday program on Wednesday 14 and Thursday 15 April 10.30-11.30am and 1-2pm at the Recycling Discovery Hub, 1 Recycling Road, Hume. Learn about recycling and take a look behind the scenes at what happens to recycled items. Bring along your Easter egg foil wrappers and create your own flower posy. Bookings essential: via Eventbrite.

Arts Society Lecture On Monday 12 April 6pm at the National Library of Australia, Karen Quinlan AM, Director of the National Portrait Gallery, will discuss leadership of the Gallery during the pandemic. To register, please contact the Australian Decorative and Fine Arts Society at adfasmembershipcanberra@gmail.com or Sally on 0420 536 409 (leave a message). Cost: $30 (payable at the door), includes refreshments.

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The Lions Club of Canberra City holds its dinner meetings at Ibis Styles, 203 Goyder Street, Narrabundah. The next meetings will be on Monday 12 and 26 April 6.30pm. You and your partner are invited to dine with the members, socialise and listen to the guest speakers. All members are encouraged to participate in discussions about organising and preparing for community projects and how to achieve the best outcome. The Club has been privileged to serve the Canberra community and beyond for over 61 years and values the service of all the Club members. You are welcome to come and meet new friends, join and become a member of this active, enthusiastic, caring Lions team, who are fun-loving, dedicated to serving and aiming to bring happiness, joy, success and hope into people’s lives. You may find hidden talents that can be developed by participating in the various activities. More info: call Rhondda on 0402 102 267.

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Free Open Class of Biodanza On Monday 19 April 7-8.30pm at Lyneham Primary School, you’re invited to try a free night of uplifting music, movement and dance that reduces stress and boosts your mood. Born in South America and now practised around the world, Biodanza brings body, mind and heart together in dances of life inspired by biology and the arts. No steps to learn, everyone can do it. To book, email laura@biodanza.com.au or visit biodanza.com.au to find out more.

Holiday happenings Kippax Kids Holiday Happenings are on again! Craft and games for primary school children, Thursdays 8 and 15 April 10am-2pm at Kippax Uniting Church, opposite Kippax Fair. $5 per child, BYO lunch. To book: 6254 1733.

Car Boot Sale Plus On Saturday 10 April 8am-12pm, Kippax Uniting Church will hold a car boot sale in the carpark, Luke St, Holt, plus sales of clothing, manchester, jewellery and more in the hall. Donations accepted on Friday 9 April. More info: email carbootsale@kippax.org.au

Heritage Tours As part of the Canberra and Region Heritage Festival, heritage tour guides at the Church of St Andrew will conduct the ‘Open Church, Open House’ Wednesday morning weekly program for two special additional events on Saturday 10 April at 10am and 12 noon. All welcome. More info: call Ann (0438 438 898) or Wendy (0416 015 079). 20

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Gather the family in the kitchen, it’s Easter baking time! Food writer Libby Kimber has sourced some sweet Easter recipes to fill the long weekend as well as your tummy.

Fluffy bunny cake Cakes

Icing

375g butter, diced and softened

300g butter, diced and softened

1 1/2 cups caster sugar

5 cups icing sugar, sieved

6 extra large eggs

2 Tbsp lemon juice

3 tsp lemon rind, finely grated 2 tsp vanilla extract 3 cups plain flour 3 tsp McKenzie’s baking powder 1/4 tsp McKenzie’s bi-carb soda 3/4 cup buttermilk Decoration 1/4 cup McKenzie’s fine desiccated coconut 5 drops red food dye 100g white chocolate buttons Pink marshmallow, for decoration 2 cups McKenzie’s shredded coconut

Pre-heat oven to 180°C (160°C fan-forced). Line the base and sides of 2 20cm cake pans. place butter and sugar into the bowl of an electric mixer and beat until pale and creamy. Add eggs one at a time, mixing until well incorporated. Add lemon rind and vanilla. Add flour, baking powder and soda alternately with the milk, until well combined and the batter is smooth. Divide batter between prepared pans and bake for 50 minutes, or until an inserted skewer comes out clean. Cool for 10 minutes in pans before removing to a cooling rack. Once cooled completely,

refrigerate covered until ready to decorate. For the ears, draw two rabbit ears on a piece of baking paper and set aside on a flat tray or surface. Combine desiccated coconut with food dye in a small bag and shake well until coconut is pink. Place chocolate buttons in a heat proof bowl over a saucepan of gently simmering water. Stir regularly until just melted. Spoon chocolate over the ears template, ensuring it’s thick enough to be able to handle once set. Sprinkle the inner ears with the pink coconut, then the outer ears with some of the shredded coconut. Dip one end of the marshmallow in melted chocolate, then into pink coconut. Refrigerate ears and nose until set. For icing, place the butter in a large mixing bowl. Beat with electric beaters until soft and creamy. Gradually add icing sugar and juice, mixing until smooth. For assembly, cut each cake into two. Place one layer onto a serving plate, spoon a little icing on top and spread out evenly. Top with the second layer and repeat the process until all layers are assembled. Cover cake with the remaining icing and sprinkle with the remaining shredded coconut. Make a small incision in the top of the cake with a knife where the ears will go. Gently press the bunny ears into the top of the cake and decorate with the bunny nose. Recipe courtesy of McKenzie’s.

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Easter s’mores 1 packet (250g) milk arrowroot biscuits

500g milk chocolate, melted

2 Tbsp strawberry jam

2 Tbsp copha, melted

1 packet marshmallows (you’ll need 23 in total)

Sugar decorations and edible sprinkles

Preheat oven to 170°C (150° fan-forced). Line a baking tray with baking paper. Place 15 biscuits with flat side up onto the prepared baking tray. Spread each biscuit with 1/2 teaspoon jam and top with 1 1/2 marshmallows. Bake for 3 minutes or until marshmallows just begin to soften; remove from oven and cool slightly; sandwich with remaining biscuits (there will be one biscuit left over, which you can give to your little helper), press gently, ensuring filling doesn’t ooze out the side. Cool in the fridge for 15 minutes. Line another baking tray with baking paper. In a small bowl, mix together the chocolate and copha. Using two forks, dip biscuits into the mixture, allowing excess chocolate to drip away. Place onto the prepared tray. Allow to set. Pour remaining melted chocolate into a zip lock bag; snip the corner and pipe thin decorative shapes onto biscuits; sprinkle with decorations. Recipe by Bettina Jenkins, culinary expert from Winning Appliances; winningappliances.com.au

Recipe notes • These make lovely gifts: simply pack in cellophane bags, tie with ribbon and place an Easter gift tag on each bag. • They keep well in an airtight container or can be refrigerated for a chilled snack.

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Strong Canberra contingent represented in Waterhouse Natural Science Art Prize

An established artist with a scientific background, for local ceramics artist Cathy Franzi, the Waterhouse Natural Science Art Prize is the culmination of both her passions.

The highly commended artworks of three Canberra artists are now on display at the National Archives of Australia as part of the prestigious Waterhouse Natural Science Art Prize exhibition. The biennial exhibition is developed by the South Australian Museum and showcases 68 of the Prize’s winning and highly commended entries. Canberra is the only city outside Adelaide where it is displayed. Local textile artist Rosie Armstrong, ceramics artist Cathy Franzi, and visual artist Lan Nguyenhoan’s works are exhibited amid a high-calibre field. Nguyen-hoan’s, Attempting to grasp water, comprises wide black and white cotton ribbons decorated with hammered titanium, speckled with brass and copper. Franzi’s Coast Banksia features ornate illustrations of the iconic plant, hand carved onto a porcelain vase. Armstrong’s A Requiem for Insects features laser cut and etched bamboo plywood depictions of 11 different species of insects at various stages of decay, pinned

across a black felt background. “It’s my interpretation of what disintegration and extinction looks like,” Armstrong told Canberra Weekly. The Archives’ director of public programs, Caroline Webber, said the variety between the works from the Canberra artists is indicative of the variety between all the finalists’ pieces. “As always, there are a range of works, and some are very detailed and some are very big,” she said. “The reactions of people, it’s been interesting who likes what.” The exhibition last showed in Canberra in 2018; the 2020 iteration was postponed due to complications surrounding COVID-19. It was displayed at the South Australian Museum, Adelaide, from 11 December 2020 until earlier this month, before travelling to Canberra. Armstrong, whose entry was highly commended in the emerging finalists category, told Canberra Weekly each of the 11 species depicted in her work is on Australia’s threatened species list. The piece was completed two years ago as her ANU Bachelor of Visual Arts third-year work. “These things are disappearing,”

Textile artist Rosie Armstrong’s work, A Requiem for Insects, features plywood depictions of 11 different species of insects at various stages of decay, pinned across a black felt background.

she said. “If insects disappear, our ecosystem faces such problems, because although we don’t see them they play such an integral part.” While acquiring a list of endangered species initially proved challenging for Armstrong, her mother, who runs environmental peak body, ACT for Bees, was able to send her down the right path. “It was really hard to find what insects are endangered, but once you get onto the right lists, it was useful and helpful,” she said. An ornate work comprised of nearly 200 pieces, transporting Armstrong’s piece between Canberra and Adelaide was practical to pack down and tedious to set up. The felt backdrop rolls up around a tube containing all the plywood pieces. That’s then packed into another long tube. White dots across the felt backdrop mark where each insect piece belongs for reassembly. “It’s not the easiest thing to install, it’s very time consuming,” she said.

Prize a ‘bridge between science and art’ An established artist with a scientific background, for Franzi, the Waterhouse is the culmination of both her passions. “That science/art relationship is really important to me in my work, so to get into the Waterhouse, which is all about art and science, is a great honour,” she said. Having practised her art for 25 years, Franzi commenced her Master of Visual Art in 2010 and followed that with her PhD of Visual Art Ceramics. She said it was while studying that she developed the ability to further channel her scientific knowledge through her art. “It was during those times of study that I developed to this work,” she said. “It’s really combining those two things that feels really right for me.” Franzi also volunteers with the National Seedbank at the Australian National Botanic Gardens, which sees her being directly involved in fieldwork. “I do work with scientists, I am often involved in projects where I am out in the field with scientists to understand what’s really going on with the environment to inform what’s going on in my work,” she said. Franzi said Canberra has a “fantastic ecosystem” of artists, cultural institutions and local support. “It’s a little bit quiet I think; Canberra’s still only just being known for the arts, but it’s a really incredible environment to be in,” she said. All three Canberra artists will be giving floor talks at the Archives throughout May. The Waterhouse Natural Science Art Prize exhibition will be on display at the National Archives of Australia until 6 June; naa.gov.au - Denholm Samaras

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Now showing Godzilla vs. Kong (M) Five years after Godzilla become King of the Monsters, the Monarch agency watches over Kong, keeping him hidden from Godzilla under a giant dome on Kong Island. Apex executive Walter Simmons (Demián Bichir) recruits Nathan Lind (Alexander Skarsgård), a former Monarch geologist turned theorist on the Hollow Earth theory, as a guide in search of a new power source. Nathan visits Kong’s watcher, Monarch anthropological linguist Dr Ilene Andrews (Rebecca Hall), to get Kong to guide them through the Hollow Earth. Soon, however, Godzilla emerges from the ocean to randomly attack an Apex facility! The first onscreen monster crossover was 1943’s Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man, which set off Universal’s monsters battling

throughout the decades. Major comic book labels DC and Marvel would cross their precious intellectual properties, making sure that their status remained unsullied to the point of a predictable story template: a misunderstanding leads to a tussle, and an eventual team-up against a late-comer third party. This template was even used for the title of 2016’s Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice. While the battles between our titans are great comic-booky fun, too much time and effort is given to an unnecessarily convoluted plot with a large cast of thin characters working overtime to spout exposition just to set up our beasties. Verdict: Great fun for fans of kaiju bash-ups; however, a cleaner, leaner plot would have given our stars even more opportunity to shine. 2.5 stars. Godzilla vs. Kong is screening at Palace and Dendy Cinemas. - Luke McWilliams themovieclub.net

WIN! Supernova (M) film passes Sam (Colin Firth) and Tusker (Stanley Tucci), partners of 20 years, are on holidays. They are travelling across England in their old campervan visiting friends, family and places from their past. Since Tusker was diagnosed with young-onset dementia two years ago, their lives have had to change. Their time together is now the most important thing they have. As the trip progresses, their individual ideas for their future begin to collide. Secrets are uncovered, private plans unravel and their love for each other is tested like never before. See the deeply moving modern love story, Supernova (M) in cinemas 15 April! Canberra Weekly has 10 x Supernova (M) in-season double passes to be won.

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Jeff Popple reviews three books to keep you entertained over the Easter eggstra-long weekend. More of Jeff’s reviews can be found on his blog: murdermayhemandlongdogs.com

Today I F****d Up by Thomas Mitchell

Win by Harlan Coben

Simon & Schuster, $24.99

Century, $32.99

This amusing collection of anecdotes is a fun book to dip into over the Easter weekend, in between eating chocolate, religious observances and catching up with family and friends. Inspired by his own personal disasters – including one involving his girlfriend’s grandparents, a crashed ute, an angry wasp and a farmer with a shotgun – Mitchell has collected a bunch of tales from his friends about their ‘worst day’ experiences. The stories range from the hilarious to the truly horrifying, with Steph’s story about an ill-timed moment of passion probably being the most cringe-worthy of them. A fantastic collection that will keep you smiling all weekend long.

Harlan Coben is a master entertainer, and his novels are deservedly worldwide bestsellers. His latest has a typically twisted plot that sees the titular character, Windsor Horne Lockwood III (Win), caught up in two intersecting storylines. The first concerns the ramifications of a brutal act of vigilante justice and the second a decades old mystery involving a stolen piece of artwork, the kidnapping of Win’s cousin and an act of domestic terrorism from the early 1970s. Coben is an adept proponent of the unexpected revelation, and Win delivers plenty of surprises and a few shocks as it races to an exciting conclusion. A great long weekend read.

How to Train Your Dog by Jen and Ryan Tate Ebury, $34.99

For dog owners who want to make good use of the extra time over Easter, Jen and Ryan Tate’s How to Train Your Dog is an excellent starting point for those who want to develop a more enjoyable bond with their pets. The authors have almost thirty years’ worth of experience between them and run their own dog training business. Drawing on their expertise as well-regarded animal behaviorists, they provide good, practical, evidence-based advice on how to train and create a stress-free and enjoyable relationship with your dog. Well organised and clearly written, this is a terrific handbook for all dog owners.

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CANBERRA BLUES SOCIETY: Presents the Lachy Doley Group, led by the acclaimed Australian Blues Soul rock organ player, Harmonie German Club, Narrabundah, 9 April 8pm; humanitix.com

CSO: Llewellyn One: Seven Deadly Sins sees the Canberra Symphony Orchestra performing four works under the baton of Jessica Cottis, 1 April 7.30pm at Llewellyn Hall, ANU; cso.org.au

DISNEY’S ALADDIN JR: Can’t get a flight for the April school holidays? Pied Piper Productions will show you the world at Canberra College Performing Arts Centre, Woden, 9-17 April; trybooking.com/BOONE

ROUGE: New exhibition by Marc Rambeau at Bungendore Wood Works Gallery, 1 April-31 May; bwoodworks.com.au

CANBERRA JUNG SOCIETY: Shauna Winram discusses PhD work Structure of Consciousness, MacKillop Conference Centre, Lyneham, 9 April 7.30pm; canberrajungsociety.org.au

WESLEY MUSIC CENTRE: Hosts a series of events throughout April at the Forrest venue; wesleycanberra.org.au CRAFT ACT: Two exhibitions, Between Earth and Sky by Jennifer Martiniello and Sharon Peoples, and Essence of Cloud by Mark Eliott, until 22 May; craftact.org.au GOOD FOLK: A folk experience in Queanbeyan presented by the National Folk Festival with a program of concerts at various venues this Easter, 3-4 April; folkfestival.org.au A TASTE OF IRELAND: Bringing the ‘craic’ to the Canberra Theatre Centre, Civic, 3 April 7.30pm; atasteofirelandshow.com FROM THE DESERT TO THE SEA: The Friends’ Botanic Art Group’s 14th annual art exhibition at the Visitor Centre, Australian National Botanic Gardens, 3 April-2 May. NFSA: Hosts a range of events throughout April, from Saturday morning cartoons to a screening of Enter the Dragon; nfsa.gov.au DAPPLED LIGHT: An exhibition by Greg Daly at Nancy Sever Gallery until 25 April; nancysevergallery.com.au AUTUMN ELEMENTS: An exhibition by artists Carlos Barrios, Wendy Wooden and Sandra House at the Aarwun Gallery, Gold Creek until 16 April; aarwungallery.com MEGALO PRINT STUDIO: The Kingston art space hosts Shifting Spaces by Marilou Chagnaud until 1 May; megalo.org

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Jessica Cottis conducts CSO’s Llewellyn One at Llewellyn Hall, ANU, 1 April. Photo: Kaupo Kikkas

CANBERRA GLASSWORKS: Architect Eric Martin AM hosts a free tour of the iconic Kingston venue for the 2021 Heritage Festival, 8 and 15 April 6pm. Bookings: canberraglassworks.com LIGHTBULB IMPROV: Presents a comedy night at Smiths Alternative, Civic, Thursday 8 April 7pm; tickets $15 at smithsalternative.com ANDREW FARRISS: INXS founding member and legendary songwriter plays two shows at Royal Hotel Queanbeyan, 9 April 5.30pm and 8.30pm; royalhotelqbn.com.au TUGGERANONG ARTS CENTRE: Displays multi-disciplinary exhibition Deqolonise: The Erotic as Power by Melbourne artist TextaQueen, 9 April-5 June; tuggeranongarts.com

SNEZ: The NSW singer/songwriter brings her Fisher on the Sea album tour to The Front, Lyneham, 9 April; snez.com.au ANU CLASSICS MUSEUM: Tours of the museum’s collection of ancient Greek and Roman antiquities run on the second Friday of each month; call 0438 883 373. KUBAN FIREZ: Bring their Save the Planet Tour to Harmonie German Club, Narrabundah, 10 April 7.30pm; tickets via Eventbrite. THE NATIONAL OPERA: Premiere their 2021 season with La Clemenza di Tito at Llewellyn Hall, ANU, 10, 13, 15 and 17 April; nationalopera.org.au PHENO: The Canberra pop-art-electro sensation plays The Street, City West with a band, Saturday 10 April 8pm; thestreet.org.au CANBERRA GLASSWORKS: Final days to see Scott Chaseling’s The Redemption of Colour, showing until 11 April, open 10am-4pm Wednesday to Sunday; canberraglassworks.com.au

COSÌ: A production of Louis Nowra’s poignant comedy by Canberra REP, 9-24 April, Wednesday to Saturday 8pm, at Canberra REP Theatre, Acton; canberrarep.org.au

BEAVER GALLERIES: Hosts exhibitions Belonging a landscape memoir by Holly Grace and waterholes and wetlands by Sue Lovegrove at the Deakin venue until 11 April; beavergalleries.com.au

STIR-FRIED SCIENCE: Dramatis Scientificae serves up a night of laughs with skits, science, stand-up and songs, 9 April 8pm, Smiths Alternative, Civic; $20

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What we’re talking about All the latest in fashion, health and beauty. The Heart Foundation has launched a free program to motivate people to take up regular walking, with new research revealing a large number of Australians are complacent about physical activity and heart health.

While the ACT has the lowest rates of death and hospital admissions for coronary heart disease and the lowest rate of obesity nationally, the Heart Foundation says 61% of Canberrans are not meeting physical activity guidelines. The

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Foundation’s new, free Personal Walking Plans aim to get people out and about walking regularly and reaping the health benefits. Find out more at walking.org.au Strap your skates on, RollerFit’s newest location is opening in Canberra on Thursday 8 April, based at the ANU’s Sports Centre. Sessions, described as “a fitness class on skates”, will run three times a week, combining skills from a number of disciplines to create a fun experience for everyone, from beginners to advanced. For more details, read the full story online now at canberraweekly.com.au Insta-famous hair brand Mermade Hair has launched its latest tool, the Mermade Spin curling iron. The automatic rotating barrel promises luscious locks and even and bouncy curls;

simply hit the ‘L’ or ‘R’ buttons to change the rotation direction. RRP $89, available in pink or black, fi nd stockists at mermadehair.com Aussie online beauty retailer Adore Beauty is calling for inclusivity and change in the beauty industry and has launched its new initative Global Shades, putting a spotlight on the lack of available beauty product options for people of colour. Adore Beauty acknowledged it has been “part of the problem” and says it’s working towards ranging more than 2,600 shades from 350 complexion products. Australians are urged to show their support at globalshades.org

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fitness If you haven’t skipped in years, that’s okay! Start simple and you can increase the intensity as you go. Here are some top skip tips to prepare your body to get jumping: • Warm up! Go for a five-minute walk to get your legs moving. • Stretch your calves: stand on a step with your heels off the edge and drop one heel, hold for 30 seconds and switch legs. • Balance on one leg for 30 seconds, then swap. Repeat this four times. • Stretch your Achilles: start in a calf stretch position then bend your knee – you should feel this below your calf. Hold for 30 seconds on each leg. • Balance practice: placing your hand on a wall, close your eyes and do 10 hops on one leg. Repeat on the other. • 5 x 20 calf raises: stand flat on the floor, rise onto your toes and then lower back down.

Hopping into Easter As we get into the Easter spirit, we will be hopping and bouncing around with all that extra energy from lots of chocolate! Speaking of hopping and bouncing, did you know that skipping is a great addition to your workouts? It can help you with cardio, endurance, balance, coordination and power! It’s also a great option for anyone who is

short on time. It can be a quick session, and you can ratchet up the intensity or extend the duration. My kids love this style of exercise as they can go as hard as they like and burn off lots of energy! It’s also great if you’re just starting out with working out, as you can go at your own pace and work on your overall fitness, body balance and position.

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Easter egg-citement Easter is just a hop away so why not entertain the kids with some Easter themed projects? Pull out your bunny ears and try these two activities for some egg-cellent fun. WITH HOME EDITOR, ERIN CROSS

DIY Easter basket

Bunny faces

Project by Zoe Gilpin @thediydecorator

Project by Bunnings; bunnings.com.au

What you need • Assorted baskets • Gorilla Glue spray adhesive • Decorative shredded paper

• • • •

Gorilla Glue clear grip Decorative coloured rope Various Easter themed decorations Assorted faux florals and foliage

Instructions 1. Give the inside of your basket a generous coat of Gorilla Glue spray adhesive. Allow it to get tacky and then add in your shredded paper. This will help keep it in place. 2. Using Gorilla Glue clear grip, add on the chosen decorations to the basket. 3. Add rope to the handle, Easter themed decorations and foliage around the rim or outside of the basket. 4. Build up layers by adding larger decorations followed by smaller ones, finishing with foliage. Faux is a great option for this project but you could also use dried florals as well. Tip: Picking up some super cheap baskets for just a few dollars each from a secondhand store works great for this project and keeps it inexpensive! Use any size, shape, style of basket you can get your hands on.

What you need • Scissors • Foam craft sheets • PVA glue

• • •

White paper cups Fine black permanent marker pen Pipe cleaners

Instructions 1. Cut out bunny ear shapes from the foam and stick onto the inside of the paper cups with glue. Using a fine marker pen, draw bunny faces onto the cups under the ears. 2. Using scissors, cut pipe cleaners to desired length of whiskers (we got three whiskers from one pipe cleaner). Using the sharp tip of the scissors, poke two small holes into each cheek of the bunny faces. 3. Push pipe cleaner whiskers into each hole, bending the ends on the inside of the cups to hold them in place.

Safety tip! Always supervise littlies when projects require the use of scissors, sharp items or hot water.

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Cool in Cook Cook 2 Skinner Street Cool in Cook, this home in one of Canberra’s most sought-after suburbs has everything you need for family life and entertaining in style. Elevated on a large block, the four-bedroom home boasts a main bedroom suite with walk-in robe and ensuite with underfloor heating, open plan living with a modern 36

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and stylish kitchen and a separate sunroom that allows for flexibility – it could be a kids’ retreat, entertaining space or another family room. “The home is a superb combination of spacious design, quality renovations, outdoor entertaining areas and 1,025sqm block,” says Ray White Canberra sales consultant, Troy Reddick. “It’s walking distance to the popular Cook Shops and the bush trails of Mount Painter Nature Reserve.” Reddick says the home would be the perfect fit for growing families and people who love to entertain – and it’s

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not hard to see why. The jewel in this home’s crown is the 85sqm covered entertaining deck made from recycled timber, allowing views across the leafy outlook and capable of hosting up to 80 of your nearest and dearest. It’s private and fully equipped for hosting, too, with a commercialsized, wood-fired pizza oven, gas heating and a sink. It also allows for access to the open-plan kitchen, living and dining space inside or to the back garden which is home to low-maintenance, landscaped gardens with irrigation, kitchen garden and a half-size basketball space.

EER 4.0 Auction Saturday 10 April 11.30am on site View Saturday 3 April 10.30-11.15am Agent Troy Reddick Mob 0407 808 717 Agent Phyllis Tidmarsh Mob 0439 795 369 Ray White Canberra Ph 6173 6300

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recent sales

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4 Finniss Crescent, Narrabundah

$2,410,000 Luton

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$756,000

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27/22 Canberra Avenue, Forrest

$1,775,000 Purnell

8 Bonrook Street, Hawker

$752,000

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$727,000

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95 Atherton Street, Downer

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31 Northmore Crescent, Higgins

$680,000

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8 McGowen Close, Spence

$672,500

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7 Cataract Street, Kaleen

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$670,000

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$657,000

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47 Severne Street, Greenleigh

$1,050,000 McNamee

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117 Henry Kendall Street, Franklin

$1,038,000 Luton

10 Fred Johns Crescent, McKellar

$625,000

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21 Lambert Street, Lyneham

$1,015,000 LJ Hooker

12/56 Ijong Street, Braddon

$612,500

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16 Field Street, Watson

$1,000,000 LJ Hooker

19/20 Moore Street, Turner

$611,000

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27 Nuleri Street, Crace

$975,000

McGrath

14/224 Flemington Road, Harrison

$600,000

Luton

15 Meldrum Street, Weston

$962,000

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2/6 Eaglemont Retreat, Conder

$585,000

Hive

16 Ellinor Walker Street, Franklin

$960,000

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120/253 Northbourne Avenue, Lyneham $581,400

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6 Percy Begg Circuit, Dunlop

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$571,000

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$920,000

Luton

19/7 Hopegood Place, Garran

$565,000

Blackshaw

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9 Kater Close, Macarthur

$910,000

Luton

52/219A Northbourne Avenue, Turner

$560,000

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2/54 Arndell Street, Macquarie

$883,000

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12 Hugh McKay Crescent, Dunlop

$530,000

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$870,000

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83/42 Paul Coe Crescent, Ngunnawal

$415,000

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$856,000

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$412,000

Luton

112/50 Ellenborough Street, Lyneham

$850,000

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226/38 Gozzard Street, Gungahlin

$400,000

Luton

6 Inglewood Street, Gungahlin

$830,000

Independent

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$400,000

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$825,000

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79/10 Ipima Street, Braddon

$373,500

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311/34 Eyre Street, Kingston

$825,000

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2/17 Woolshed Lane, Harrison

$355,555

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13 Joske Place, Latham

$825,000

McGrath

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$350,000

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48 Gussey Street, Moncrieff

$822,000

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712/74 Northbourne Avenue, Braddon

$350,000

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4/47 Foxall Street, Holder

53 Maribyrnong Avenue, Kaleen

$820,000

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47/55 Burkitt Street, Page

$345,000

Upside

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$810,000

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68/57 Benjamin Way, Belconnen

$339,000

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104 O’Halloran Circuit, Kambah

$805,200

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10/58 Bennelong Crescent, Macquarie

$240,000

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Agent

88 Eggleston Crescent, Chifley

$785,000

McGrath

29/85 Derrima Road, Queanbeyan

$218,000

Ray White

4 Southam Place, Holt

$782,500

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Matt Sebbens 0402 064 504 Blackshaw Belconnen Auction Thu 8 April 5.30pm

34/9 Eastlake Parade, Kingston 2

Gillian Thorn 0416 017 072 Blackshaw Manuka Auction Fri 9 April 12.30pm

Tim and Justine Burke 0411 878 587 Luton Auction Fri 9 April 1pm

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A forever home Campbell 39 Cobby Street This standout home sits high in one of Campbell’s standout streets. With five bedrooms, a study and separate living areas over two levels, LJ Hooker Canberra City senior sales person and auctioneer, Kaylene King, says this is the ideal buy for a family looking to settle into their forever home. “The home is a large, genuine, five-bedroom home in one of Campbell’s most sought-after streets,” King says. “The home is in beautiful condition with lovely views back toward the City. “It’s move-in ready and just waiting for its new owners.” Set across a 945sqm block, 39 Cobby Street has been updated and well maintained, with the solid timber floors and kitchen by P&K Joinery both updated in the last five years. The home boasts expansive storage space, as well as luxury features like slab heating on the lower level, an auto Vergola over the rear terrace, and ducted gas heating and evaporative cooling. The main bedroom suite comes

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complete with an ensuite, while two main bathrooms, one on each level, service the remaining rooms. The study overlooks the rear gardens, while the home’s living spaces open out to the rear entertaining terrace which makes the most of the suburb’s leafy surrounds. Campbell has easy access to the City Centre, the airport, Lake Burley Griffin and the Parliamentary Triangle, as well as a number of other amenities in the area. “You are just a stone’s throw away from the walking trails of Mt Ainslie,” says King, “and it is an easy walk into the City Centre.”

EER 1.5 Auction Saturday 17 April 11.30am on site View Saturday 3 April 11-11.30am; Wednesday 7 April 5.15-5.45pm Agent Kaylene King Mob 0409 574 178 LJ Hooker Canberra City Ph 6249 7700

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Weekly market wrap Will Canberra’s median house price hit $1 million?

A median house price exceeding $1,000,000 in Canberra appears to be a forgone conclusion, with the only debatable point being the timing of when. CoreLogic has reported Canberra’s auction clearance rate was 86.3%, which was the second highest nationally, achieving a median sale price of $938,650 for houses. During growth cycles, the median sale price at auction is persistently higher than the reported median dwelling prices as auction results are a live indicator of how buyers and vendors perceive market conditions. With clearance rates consistently above 80%, often above 90%, and suburb record sale prices tumbling across Canberra, it’s only a matter of time before Canberra’s median house price exceeds $1,000,000.

Stamp duty concessions to buoy off-plan market The Federal Government’s recently concluded HomeBuilder scheme has undoubtedly increased off-plan sales volume across Canberra. During the last couple of weeks approaching the conclusion of the scheme, clients and colleagues have asked if I expect sales volume to fall significantly. From today (1 April), I anticipate the $0 stamp duty payable on purchases up to $500,000 or stamp duty discounted by $11,400 on purchases up to $750,000 for owner occupiers in the ACT until 30 June will continue to drive transaction volume. Across the portfolio of off-plan projects I work on, investor enquiry has increased significantly during the past six months. Interstate investors perceive property prices and rental yields in Canberra as value compared to other capital cities. The ability to exchange contracts on a 5% cash deposit and lock in exposure to an upward market cycle of increasing apartment and townhouse values and rents is quite attractive; especially when hedged on the basis that if neither increases, investors can access historically low interest rates to settle and Canberra’s rental market is described by the media as in a state of crisis due to lack of available stock. In the off-plan market, those who invest in quality stock early in the release program and can be patient to

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wait for delivery, are generating robust returns. During the first quarter of 2021, there were many instances where those who bought in late December had comparable or inferior properties to what they exchanged on sell for over 5% more than their contract price. Developers, however, face the dilemma of accelerating their pipeline to market now and take advantage of current conditions or hold out for potentially higher prices and risk Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) introducing macroprudential controls, which may temper buyer demand and soften market conditions. At this stage, APRA have made it clear they do not see any indication of deteriorating lending standards that would warrant their intervention. With this in mind, conditions between April and September appear favourable to launch new projects. Editor’s note: Sam Dodimead is the listing agent for a number of developments where off-plan purchases can be made.

A quality development of 24 serviced village residential building lots The Meadows offers an attractive selection of lots ranging from 1366 sqm to 2149 sqm. Delayed settlements with anticipated completion late 2021, early 2022. Sales Plan available on request. The Meadows 17 South Street, Murrumbateman

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1,2 & 3 Bedroom Apartments & Townhouses

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Apartments & Townhouses Now Selling 1 Bed + Study, 1 Bath, 1 Car Apartments from $329,900 2 Bed, 2 Bath, 1 Car Apartments from $409,900 2 Bed, 2 Bath, 2 Car Townhouses from $489,900 3 Bed, 2 Bath, 2 Car Townhouses from $599,900 4 Bed, 2 Bath, 2 Car Townhouses from $749,900

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26 Sherbrooke Street Ainslie This 1950's character cottage has been

architecturally extended with generous

rooms and luxury features. Situated in a superbly convenient location within

walking distance to Dickson, the Light Rail, Ainslie shops and Mt Ainslie nature

• Abundant, high quality, custom-made storage • Built-in-robes in all bedrooms, main with walk-inrobe • Architect-designed extension • Double-glazed windows throughout • Ornate cornices and character features

Auction | On Site Sat, 17th Apr at 1:00pm _______________________________________________ View Sat, 3rd Apr at 10:30am - 11:00am _______________________________________________ Agent Stephen Bunday 0416 014 431

reserve. You’re going to love it here! 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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43 Campbell Street Ainslie Situated on a generous parcel of land that is positioned just out of the Corroboree

Park Heritage Precinct, this cute cottage is bursting with potential and perfect for

those looking to either renovate and keep the existing charm and character or knock down and build a new home.

• 1940s period features: Timber sash windows , High ceilings, Picture rails • A large backyard with room to extend. • A Kitchen, bathroom and residence awaiting renovation • Positioned just moments away from the vast array of amenities of the City and Dickson

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Auction | In Room Wednesday 14th April at 6:00pm at LJ Hooker Canberra City 182 - 200 City Walk, Canberra City _______________________________________________ View Saturday 3rd April from 2:30pm to 3:00pm _______________________________________________ Agent Andy Greenberger 0400 819 650 LJ Hooker Canberra City/Weston

1/24 Helen Mayo Crescent Bonython Perfect for those wishing to downsize and

• Tiled flooring

beautiful street this home has many

• Split system air conditioning

enjoy the finer things in life. Set in a

attractive qualities. Low maintenance gardens, open plan living, privacy, big

pergola and double garage are some of the defining features of this property.

• Ducted gas heating

• Lined blockout curtains

• Rinnai continuous hot water • Double garage

• Motorised roller doors

For Sale $580,000+ _______________________________________________ View Contact the agent for a private inspection _______________________________________________ Agent Sally McCallum 0410 835 087 Andrew Curren 0424 288 717 LJ Hooker Tuggeranong 6189 0100

12 Mathews Place Banks

This entry level home is perfect for those

• Living size: 84 sqm

a quiet cul de sac this home offers privacy

• Rates: $2233 per annum

looking to get into the market. Located in with established trees and shrubs to the

front and rear. A spacious level back yard provides plenty of room for a young family to play and grow.

• Block size: 549 sqm

• Land tax (if rented): $2734 per annum • UCV: $260,000

• Constructed: 1993

549m2

Auction Sat, 10th Apr at 11:00am _______________________________________________ View Contact us to view _______________________________________________ Agent Dan Cooper 0412 773 938

LJ Hooker Woden 6223 2620

39 Cobby Street, Campbell A generous, elegant family home located in one of

• Kitchen renovation in 2017

Campbell’s premier streets and just a stroll to the

• Solid Brush box timber floors

beautiful bush of Mt Ainslie.

• Ducted gas heat + evaporative cooling

Extended and renovated offering everything your

• Lower level with zoned in slab heating

family could want; segregated living spaces,

• The dedicated office looks out over the gardens

generous bedrooms & beautiful established

• Auto VERGOLA over the rear terrace

gardens to enjoy special time with family & friends.

• Block Size; 945sqm

Auction Sat, 17th Apr at 11:30am _______________________________________________ View Sat, 3rd Apr at 11:00am - 11:30am Wed, 7th Apr at 5:15pm - 5:45pm _______________________________________________ Agent Kaylene King 0409 574 178 LJ Hooker Canberra City 6249 7700

407/32 Mort Street Braddon This 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom Braddon

• 82sqm internally

first thing that grabs you when you walk in

• 25sqm Parking

stunner was built just over a year ago. The the front door is the exceptional attention to detail throughout. Along with a great

• 8sqm balcony

• 4sqm storage cage

design and layout, this apartment is a real find.

For Sale $620,000+ _______________________________________________ View Thur, 1st Apr at 5:00pm - 5:30pm Tues, 6th Apr at 1:00pm - 1:30pm _______________________________________________ Agent Andrew White 0406753362 LJ Hooker Dickson 6257 2111

62/58 Cowlishaw Street Greenway Blending a superb lifestyle location with move-in ready comfort, this stylish top

floor, single level apartment offers lowmaintenance living and the perfect location to make the best of your weekends!

• Top, 4th floor apartment in vibrant precinct • Balcony overlooks the communal courtyard • Master bedroom with large ensuite and spacious wardrobe • A designated study nook • Lift access, secure basement car park with storage cage

For Sale _______________________________________________ View Saturday 3rd April 10:00am to 10:30am Tuesday 6th April 5:15pm to 5:45pm _______________________________________________ Agent Rhonda Coleman 0410 062 155 rhonda.coleman@ljhooker.com.au LJ Hooker Weston 6288 8888

113/16 Moore Street, City

Are you a first home buyer or investor? You must

• Situated on the quiet side of the building

ensure a visit to ‘The Globe’! Located on the first floor,

• Reverse cycle air conditioning

offered fully furnished and equipped, neat and tidy

• Large 2 way bathroom with a bath tub

and most importantly situated to make the most of

• 1 basement car space + storage

walking, riding or taking the light rail. The generous

• Full Gym

floorplan offers a large kitchen, open plan living and

• Rental appraisal: $450-480 per week

Auction | In Rooms Wed, 28th Apr at 6:00pm _______________________________________________ View Sat, 3rd Apr at 3:15pm - 3:45pm _______________________________________________ Agent Kaylene King 0409 574 178

dining that flows to a private terrace. 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.

LJ Hooker Canberra City 6249 7700

4 Melaleuca Place Jerrabomberra This versatile 5-bedroom property has all the makings of a great family home. Situated on 1005m2 block with a

tremendous backyard, multiple areas for

all your outdoor family entertaining plus a huge home inside to suit any lifestyle.

• Second bedroom with ensuite and kitchenette • Northly aspect to the rear • Separate workshop at the back of the garage • Solar heated pool • Reverse cycle heating and cooling • Low maintenance yard with entertaining

Auction Sat, 17th Apr at 1:30pm _______________________________________________ View Saturday, 3rd Apr at 12:30pm to 1:00pm _______________________________________________ Agent Troy Thompson 0408 694 917

pergola area 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.

LJ Hooker Gungahlin 6213 3999

10 Pitt Place Holder Perched on a massive 1622m2 block and

nestled within prestigious surrounds, this home offers unrivalled living with an

• Two segregated living areas • Family friendly design with brilliant indoor/ outdoor flow

alfresco lifestyle that is second to none.

• Generous kitchen with loads of storage and

above the trees to the relaxing gardens,

• Extensive backyard with vegetable gardens

From entertaining on your deck high you will love this blissful sanctuary.

bench space • Ducted air-conditioning & ducted gas heating

Auction | on site Fri 16th Apr at 6:00pm _______________________________________________ View Sat 3rd Apr at 10:00am - 10:45am _______________________________________________ Agent Jane Kusetic 0408 662 119 Emma Robertson 0422 415 008 LJ Hooker Weston 6288 8888

81 McKillop Circuit Kambah Nestled in a peaceful location on a leafy street in Kambah is this beautifully

renovated 3 bedroom house, modernised throughout and immaculately presented

this home will appeal to fastidious buyers

who want to unpack their boxes and enjoy the lifestyle this home has to offer.

• Large open plan living, dining and kitchen opening out to the large deck area • Year-round comfort with reverse cycle heating and cooling in the living area • The kitchen includes stone bench tops, stainless steel appliances and step in pantry • Double car garage with space for a workshop

Auction | on site Sat 17th April at 11:00am _______________________________________________ View Sat 3rd April at 11:15am - 11:45am _______________________________________________ Agent Jane Kusetic 0408 662 119 Emma Robertson 0422 415 008 LJ Hooker Weston 6288 8888

167/1 Mouat Street Lyneham Investor? First home buyer? Downsizer?

• Practical floorplan and large balcony

and have been searching for a large one-

• Reverse cycle air conditioning

Uni student? If you tick any of these boxes bedroom apartment, with a perfect Inner North location, in a secure complex then look no more!

• Large bathroom with European laundry • Open plan living

• Secure access and underground parking with storage

For Sale $340,000 _______________________________________________ View Sat, 03rd Apr at 9:15am - 9:45am _______________________________________________ Agent Andrew Browne 0403 169 259

• Gym and indoor heated pool

LJ Hooker Dickson 6257 2111

4/25 Margany Close Ngunnawal Set high on the street this townhouse has

• Modern family kitchen

feeling with the natural light and open

• Two private landscaped courtyards

been fully renovated and has a warm views from the large windows. With

private access to the Hill Reserve where you can enjoy morning walks.

• Carpeted bedroom with built in robes • Ducted gas heating & evaporative cooling

• Walking distance to shops, transport &

For Sale $725,000+ _______________________________________________ View Contact Agent _______________________________________________ Agent Jeff Shortland 0417 483 627

school

LJ Hooker Gungahlin 6213 3999

32 Cossington Smith Crescent Lyneham The block size and location is only just the beginning of what this home has to offer. Built by the famous Pinto Homes in 1987

and lovingly maintained and updated by the same family ever since, this 4

bedroom, ensuite home is beautifully

• Huge 967m2 block • Four large bedrooms, each with built-in-robes • 2 separate living areas • 3-way main bathroom • Double garage with automatic door and inroof storage

Auction | On Site Sat, 10th Apr at 11:00am _______________________________________________ View Sat, 3rd Apr at 1:30pm to 2:00pm _______________________________________________ Agent Stephen Bunday 0416 014 431

presented and incredibly functional.

LJ Hooker Dickson 6257 2111

2/17 Wellington Street Ngunnawal Set high on the street this townhouse has

• Modern family kitchen

feeling with the natural light and open

• Two private landscaped courtyards

been fully renovated and has a warm views from the large windows. With

private access to the Hill Reserve where you can enjoy morning walks.

• Carpeted bedroom with built in robes • Ducted gas heating & evap cooling • Single garage & parking space

• Walk to shops, transport & school

Auction Sat, 10th Apr at 2:30pm _______________________________________________ View Sat, 3rd Apr at 9:45 - 10:15am _______________________________________________ Agent Naomi Sachs 0401 313 072

LJ Hooker Gungahlin 6213 3999

3 Hart Street O'connor Occupying a tranquil and private position in one of O’Connor's iconic ‘keyhole’ culde-sacs, this stunning ‘Tocumwal’ weatherboard cottage offers a

welcoming lifestyle of undeniable comfort and character.

• Tree-lined Hart Street has a heritage-listed streetscape • Modern gas kitchen flows onto the sunny deck and garden • Open fireplace, polished Cypress floors and high ceilings

Auction | On Site Sat, 17th Apr at 10:00am _______________________________________________ View Sat, 3rd of Apr 12:00pm - 12:30pm _______________________________________________ Agent Stephen Bunday 0416 014 431

LJ Hooker Dickson 6257 2111

40/8 Correa Street O'connor If you've been wondering just how you

• Fully renovated in 2020, most

but you're on a budget and simply don't

• 2 minute walk to Lyneham shops

renovate, then stop dreaming and race to

• Tranquil outlook to green grass and

can break into the hot Inner North market have the bandwidth or knowledge to

inspect this perfect 1 bedroom apartment.

appliances never used.

• Reverse cycle heating and cooling trees

For Sale $270,000+ _______________________________________________ View Sat, 3rd Apr 12:45pm to 1:15pm _______________________________________________ Agent Stephen Bunday 0416 014 431

• Solid building, double brick

LJ Hooker Dickson 6257 2111

5 Grampians Street Palmerston As one of Gungahlin’s original suburbs,

• Double bricked two storey home

stands the test of time. This double

• Side access on both sides on the house

this Palmerston property is a classic that bricked home would be perfect for large families and has enough space for working from home setups.

• North easterly facing

• Loads of natural light

• Double garage with internal access

761 sqm

Auction Sat, 17th Apr at 11:30am _______________________________________________ View Sat, 3rd Apr at 2:30pm to 3:00pm _______________________________________________ Agent Troy Thompson 0408 694 917 Virginia Stoker 0434 610 698 LJ Hooker Gungahlin 6213 3999

11/41 Pethebridge Street Pearce Ideally positioned diagonally opposite

• Living area 139m2

and sought-after location. Backing onto

• Constructed 1979

Pearce oval this is a highly convenient

parkland, you can enjoy a short stroll to

the Pearce shops or take a hike up Mount Taylor.

• Garage/store 55m2 • Strata levies $3,256 p/a

• Rates: $2,333.52 approx.

• Land Tax: $3,237 approx.

Auction Thu, 15th of Apr at 6:00pm _______________________________________________ View Contact us to view _______________________________________________ Agent Dan Cooper 0412 773 938

LJ Hooker Woden 6223 2620

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RIVETT

48 Santalum Street

4 BEDROOMS 2 BATHROOMS 3 CAR SPACES

AUCTION VIEWING CONTACT

Sat 10/4/2021, 12 noon onsite Sat 3/4/2021, 11-11.40am Tues 6/4/2021, 5.30-6pm Michael Potter 0413 830 598

Rock around the block WOW! What a rare, unique opportunity to purchase a massive, level land holding of 1564m2 with a privately built residence, sited in a quiet secluded nook of a sought after Weston Creek precinct. Options galore! Renovate and extend, remove from the block and build your dream home or just move in and enjoy the benefits this much loved abode offers. EER 0.5

mpotter@mpotter.com.au

visit us at mpotter.com.au

BARTON 2 BEDROOMS 2 BATHROOMS 1 CAR SPACE

27 Darling Street, ‘Macquarie Court’

AUCTION VIEWING CONTACT

Sat 10/4/2021, 10am onsite Sat 3/4/2021, 9.50-10.30am Wed 7/4/2021, 5.30-6pm Michael Potter 0413 830 598

A RITZY RESIDENCE Funky, contemporary designed townhouse located in an enviable blue chip setting with all amenities at your doorstep. Sun-drenched, stylish and smart with immense visual appeal and a loft styled plan, flowing over four inviting levels. Highlights include light and bright living area, snazzy, modern kitchen, renovated ensuite, recently painted throughout, new carpet and curtains plus an open plan study. Internal access from the garage. EER 2.5

mpotter@mpotter.com.au

visit us at mpotter.com.au

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AUCTION DOWNER . 20 Giblin Place

Birdsong is the only sound to be heard in this sunny, peaceful cul-de-sac, in the heart of the Inner North. Once in a while, a home in the perfect location will come along to spark your imagination, to renovate, extend or as the canvas for a new build. With a north aspect to the rear, on a generous block of 742m² (approx.), this well-presented home offers the opportunity to comfortably occupy just as it is. EER 0.5. OPEN: Saturday 12-12.30pm, Wednesday 5-5.30pm AUCTION: On site 2pm, Saturday 17 April CONTACT: Aniko and Peter Carey 0429 487 939

Belconnen/Kippax 6253 2323

Gungahlin 6176 3420

Dickson/Luton Projects 6176 3466

Manuka 6260 8999

Tuggeranong 6176 3490

Weston Creek/Molonglo 6287 1600

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AUCTION NICHOLLS . 95 Sue Geh Circuit

Designed on a grand scale for relaxed living and entertaining, this impressive, architecturally-designed home has flawless, contemporary presentation and huge formal and casual living areas. High ceilings and gas log fireplace feature in elegant formal living, bathed in light from north aspect, overlooking gardens. Vast casual living features enormous chef´s kitchen showcasing endless lengths of stone benchtop and Miele appliances. Stylish master suite with luxurious ensuite. Superb location a short walk to shops and schools. EER 5. OPEN: Saturday 11-11.40am AUCTION: On site 1pm, Saturday 17 April CONTACT: Luke McAuliffe 0433 338 429

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34/9 EASTLAKE PARADE KINGSTON

With an abundance of style, comfort, and awe-inspiring views from the edge of Lake Burley Griffin, the "Waterfront" provides a visually appealing building set back from public parkland. The interiors of this first floor apartment present an open layout design capturing the northerly aspect allowing the sun to penetrate deep into the apartment during the Canberra winter. A level walk down Eastlake Parade will lead you to the heritage precinct around the Powerhouse, the walking and bicycle tracks around the Foreshore, wetlands areas and into the city, and of course the many dining options that are available in the area. Public transport is also easily accessible. This is an enviable lifestyle highly sought after and understandably so with all the features and benefits on offer. Waterfront residents can also enjoy a community choir, cooking club, small library, regular social get-togethers and the full time on-site Building Managers. EER 6.0

Belconnen 6147 3396

City & Inner Nth 6248 8310

Coastal 4472 4758

Gungahlin 6241 9444

Manuka 6295 2433

Projects 6260 6600

Qbn & Jerrabomberra 6297 0005

Auction

On site 12:30pm Friday 9th April

Inspect

Saturday 3rd 10:45-11:30am Tuesday 6th 5:30-6:15pm

Office

Manuka 6295 2433

Agent

Gillian Thorn 0416 017 072

Tuggeranong 6296 7077

Weston Cr. & Molonglo 6288 8988

Woden 6282 8686

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113 VISTA AVENUE CATALINA Immersed in a lush and tropical setting with garden views from most rooms, this stunning property has been architecturally built with a unique and individual design, offering generously proportioned rooms and soaring interior spaces with glass roof panels to let in the natural light.

For Sale $1,075,000 Inspect By Appointment Office

Coastal 4472 4758

Agent

Pat Jameson 0405 442 905

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Experience – the Blackshaw difference. FOR QUALITY PROPERTY MANAGEMENT SERVICE

1300 550 240 | enquiries@blackshaw.com.au

Belconnen 6147 3396

City & Inner Nth 6248 8310

Coastal 4472 4758

Gungahlin 6241 9444

Manuka 6295 2433

Projects 6260 6600

Qbn & Jerrabomberra 6297 0005

2021

Tuggeranong 6296 7077

Weston Cr. & Molonglo 6288 8988

Woden 6282 8686

AUCTION / HUGHES

27 GROOM STREET 2

1.0 EER

YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO BREAK INTO THE MARKET, IN A GREAT LOCATION, IN A SOUGHT-AFTER SUBURB! • An enviable location for all Hughes has to offer, with the reputable Hughes Primary School directly across the road. • Freshly painted inside and out, new flooring in the kitchen and landscaping to highlight the native plantation is surely going to be appealing to new owners. • The downstairs living space provides a lounge area opening to the front deck with lovely French doors allowing for diverse functionality. • The kitchen has plenty of storage and provides a southerly aspect, overlooking the secure backyard. • Two generous sized bedrooms with built in robes and hard wooden floors, main bedroom at the front of the home has an adjoining study area that could also serve as a perfect nursery space for a young growing family.

AUCTION THURSDAY 15TH APRIL AT 6:00PM ON SITE VIEW SATURDAY 3RD APRIL 9:30AM – 10:00AM AGENT CHRIS WILSON M 0418 620 686

SW05147AB

• The demand on living in this fantastic part of Canberra is certainly evident and with limited opportunities to get into the area, be sure to get to one of our upcoming open homes.

CONTACT CREAM RESIDENTIAL Phone 6281 0822 Visit Hughes Place, Hughes ACT 2605 creamresidential.com.au

AUCTION / GARRAN

109 GILMORE CRESCENT 3

0 EER

899M2 PARCEL OF LAND IN THE RZ2 ZONE •

Set in the heart of Garran on a 899m2 parcel of land is this outstanding offering to the market.

•

Very well maintained and features 3 bedrooms, lounge, kitchen meals area and a well-presented bathroom.

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Features include, reverse cycle air conditioning and a covered rear deck area.

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At the rear of the home is two extra-large garages. One for your cars the other could be a workshop or storage area.

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The home is situated mid-way between the Garran shopping centre, Canberra hospital precinct and Garran Primary School.

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If you are looking for an opportunity that doesn’t come up too often then this could be the home for you.

AUCTION SATURDAY 17 APRIL 9:30AM ON SITE

AGENT CHRIS WILSON M 0418 620 686

CONTACT CREAM RESIDENTIAL Phone 6281 0822 Visit Hughes Place, Hughes ACT 2605 creamresidential.com.au 74

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VIEW SATURDAY 3RD APRIL 11:30AM – 12:00PM

145 HAWKESBURY CRESCENT

AUCTION / FARRER

2.5 EER

RARE OPPORTUNITY TO BUILD YOUR CASTLE ON A FABULOUS PARCEL OF LAND BACKING RESERVE! •

Positioned in one of Woden Valley’s premier streets and backing onto reserve is your opportunity to secure a home in this dress circle location.

•

Set on a 1,749m2 parcel of land, hosting an original structure home, this prospect will be perfect for a growing family willing to make it their own.

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A renovated kitchen with quality appliances including, gas cook top and oven, dishwasher and an outlook of backyard and reserve.

•

The addition of a rumpus room downstairs with adjoining bathroom provides great flexibility for growing adolescences needing some independence.

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This is going to appeal to a specific buyer that is looking to add all the functionality and extras always wanted in a forever home while creating something that will be envied by all and timeless in value.

AUCTION SATURDAY 10TH APRIL 11:30AM ON SITE VIEW SATURDAY 3RD APRIL 2:30PM – 3:00PM SW05107AA

AGENT CHRIS WILSON M 0418 620 686

CONTACT CREAM RESIDENTIAL Phone 6281 0822 Visit Hughes Place, Hughes ACT 2605 creamresidential.com.au

AUCTION / HUGHES

28 MILLEN STREET 3

1.0 EER

BEAUTIFUL MILLEN STREET ORIGINAL, WITH MAGNIFICENT FOLIAGE AND OAKY HILL VIEWS! •

Set back from the street with privacy provided by two stunning trees, this lovely home is settled in a pursued neighbourhood of Hughes.

•

Extensions through the past have led to expanding space in the home and not limited to just the upstairs living room that gives so much flexibility.

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Modern kitchen is host to a Blanco induction stove top, electric stove and dishwasher, surrounded by Caesar stove benchtops.

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Quiet loop street location, close proximity to Hughes Primary School & Alfred Deakin High School

•

With such high demand for a home in this beautiful suburb be sure to attend one of our upcoming homes to ensure you don’t miss out!

AUCTION SATURDAY 10TH APRIL 9:30AM ON SITE

AGENT CHRIS WILSON M 0418 620 686

CONTACT CREAM RESIDENTIAL Phone 6281 0822 Visit Hughes Place, Hughes ACT 2605 creamresidential.com.au

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VIEW SATURDAY 3RD APRIL 10:30AM – 11:00AM

26C/12 ALBERMARLE PLACE

AUCTION / PHILLIP

4.0 EER

LOOKING FOR YOUR FIRST HOME? •

Conveniently located in the heart of the Woden Valley is this well presented first floor apartment.

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Offering an end position which provides you with added privacy this property is unique in what it offers and is sure to be popular with purchasers.

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Upon entering you will find a well-designed tiled entrance that leads through to the kitchen and bathroom area.

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You are spoilt for choice with not one but two balconies the main one being fully covered.

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The bathroom in an ensuite style two-way arrangement and includes a corner spa bath with a shower over and an internal laundry.

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Freshly painted throughout, new carpet and curtains, close to Woden town centre all makes this apartment one that you should definitely put on your list to inspect.

AUCTION SATURDAY 17TH APRIL 11:30AM ON SITE VIEW SATURDAY 3RD APRIL 12:30PM – 1:00PM CW05147AQ

AGENT CHRIS WILSON M 0418 620 686

CONTACT CREAM RESIDENTIAL Phone 6281 0822 Visit Hughes Place, Hughes ACT 2605 creamresidential.com.au

Recent Sales

For Sale Now Elevated half acre block in the O’Malley Ambassadorial zone with awe-inspiring views.

* 450m2 living, * EER 4.10 * Tennis court & pizza oven * In-ground swimming pool with solar heating, * Built in outdoor garden storage / workshop under the house with seperate entrance.

15 Timbara Crescent, O’Malley Sold for $4,800,000

32 Wallangara Street, O’Malley Sold for $3,500,000

19 Timbara Crescent, O’Malley

Offers over $3,000,000 * Details on Real Estate.com *

Imposing position in the diplomatic circle, this north-facing residence is now for sale. * EER 2.0, * Extensive yard, * Double-story 380m2 living, * 3 car garage with good storage,

13 Mialli Place, O’Malley Sold for $2,900,000

25 Pindari Crescent, O’Malley Sold for $1,600,000

1 Culgoa Circuit, O’Malley

For Sale $2,250,000 * Details with Agent *

If you need an appraisal from an honest, experienced agent contact Margaret Reynolds. Email: Margaret.Reynolds@civium.com.au OR phone 0417 486 574

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AN EXECUTIVE BOUTIQUE DEVELOPMENT BY WOOD & CO LIVING These three-bedroom residences in the prestigious suburb of Chapman are the most distinguished and tightly held boutique development to date. Enjoy prominent views of Canberra whilst being nestled away amongst this established and leafy suburb. These outstanding residences present a truly rare and unique offering. Enjoy front row seats to Canberra's worldfamous fireworks every year in the luxury of your own home! Ideally configured for large scale entertaining, the expansive formal living and dining flows onto an extensive terrace encompassing the entire width of these impressive residences and commanding gunbarrel views of our gorgeous Territory. Each residence embodies high-end inclusions, automated design, and quality construction.

A spacious open plan gourmet kitchen surrounding luxurious Electrolux appliances, leading into an informal dining that is superbly appointed with natural timber floors, granite bench tops and high-end European appliances. Accommodation comprises three generous bedrooms, downstairs powder room, built-in robes, a lavish master suite with a luxurious bathroom, under tile heating and custom-made walk-in robes. With luxury inclusions like no others, comes custom installed hardwood timber floors, handmade kitchen benches and study desks to match. Feature lights throughout, key-less entry, reverse-cycle ducted air conditioning, custom spotted gum vanities, heated towel rails - no expense has been spared on these residences.

Property 1 Address 93 Doyle Terrace, Chapman ACT 2611 Price Expressions of interest from $1,295,000.00

Property 2 Address 2 Redgrave Place, Chapman ACT 2611 Price Expressions of interest from $1,295,000.00

Inspect Thursday 1st April: 4.30-5.30pm Monday 5th April: 10.00-11.30am Wednesday 7th April: 12.00-1.30pm Sales Phone Email

Kylie Wood 0422 271 988 info@woodandcoliving.com.au

Display Apartments Open For Viewing 2 Gribble Street, Gungahlin Open Times Saturday & Sunday — 10am to 4pm, Tuesday & Thursday — 4.30pm to 6pm Appointments are available on other days and times. Contact James Smith 0422 774 441 or james@podprojectsgroup.com.au to book an appointment.

Jade Virtual Tours Take a virtual tour of 10 completed apartments & all private amenity 20m resort style pool, sun deck, residents gymnasium & rooftop terrace at jadegungahlin.com.au

20m Resort Style Pool & Sun Deck

Unmatched Floorplan Designs

Rooftop Alfresco Area Featuring Pizza Oven & BBQ

House Sized Kitchens

Come and see why everyone is saying that these are Gungahlin’s best apartments! Completed and ready to move in now. 2 beds

2 baths

2 cars

$470,000 - $620,000

3 beds

2 baths

2 cars

$570,000 - $620,000

Penthouses

$800,000 - $1.1M

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Located in the Gungahlin town centre, one of Australia’s fastest growing regions.

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Enjoy stunning mountain and water views.

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Walking distance to the Gungahlin to Canberra City Light Rail terminal.

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Walking distance to numerous restaurants, cafés, bars, shops and entertainment options.

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

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Jade features a state of the art residents gymnasium.

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Generous car parking. All properties with two car spaces are side by side (not tandem).

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Double glazing throughout.

AVG EER 8.0

visit jadegungahlin.com.au for virtual tours, all floorplans and pricelists

INSPECT NOW A secure low maintenance lifestyle

The Grange Deakin Located in one of Canberra’s oldest suburbs, The Grange Deakin retirement village offers you independent living in your own private home close to medical facilities and just 300m from the Deakin shops, home to an IGA supermarket, pharmacy, post office and coffee shops. All our homes exude warmth and charm while offering a practical downsizing alternative where you will gain all the delightful benefits of The Grange Deakin lifestyle including a dining room, indoor pool and spa, hairdresser, library, and

Homes starting from $549,000 We have a few selected homes, nestled along quiet landscaped streets. Each home at The Grange Deakin has their own individual floor plan and a dishwasher which comes with: •

A spacious open plan living and dining area

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Outdoor entertaining area

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Internal laundry and storage

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Reverse cycle air conditioning

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24 hour on site emergency staff

No stamp duty or building insurance required

resident run activities such as happy hours and craft groups in

Contact Michaela Howard 02 6129 1561 www.thegrangedeakin.com.au

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Belconnen

Aranda 128 Bandjalong Crescent

MENCHIN PROPERTY MARKETING

964sqm

North Facing Family Home in Aranda

Auction

Located in one of Canberra's most soughtafter suburbs; Aranda you will find this updated family home with strong street appeal. Featuring five spacious bedrooms 128 Bandjalong will be the perfect option for growing families wanting to be close to the City, shopping and quality schools.

Wednesday 14th April, 6.30pm on site

The home boasts a list of improvements, a modern floorplan with an emphasis on open spaces, light-filled bedrooms and living areas, and landscaped gardens with a fantastic outdoor entertaining area.

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https://www.allhomes.com.au/128bandjalong-crescent-aranda-act-2614

Kostya Logvinov M 0421 485 758 kostya@harcourts.com.au Nathan Wakefield M 0439 077 467 nathan.wakefield@harcourts.com.au

10 Peninsula Rd

Anglers Reach Serenity by the Lake

Price $585, 000

Set high in the Snowy Mountains and overlooking Lake Eucumbene. This “Blue Ribbon” Property Provides Generous Living Rooms, a chefs kitchen , a Billiards Room, 2 Bathrooms, 3 toilets, 4 Bedrooms Plus Sleeping Space, Storage Cellar, Double Garage, Boat Shed.

View 11 am Easter Saturday by Appointment Only Agent Don Menchin 0413 028 795

Everything is First Class – Inspect with confidence.

DON MENCHIN

0413 028 795

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STROLL TO WAGONGA INLET 21 Dorothy Drive Narooma

$675,000 4 bed | 2 bath

EMBRACING COASTAL LIVING $825,000 7 Lakeside Drive Kianga 4 bed | 2 bath | 1 car

• A short stroll to the Wagonga Inlet & 3min drive to Narooma Plaza. • Modern kitchen plus modern bathroom on the upstairs level. • Spacious open-plan living areas to both levels. • Currently tenanted, so already a nice investment.

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View:

By Private Inspection

Contact: John Murray 4476 2699

Easy Stroll to Kianga beach. Ocean Views & adjoining nature reserve. Fully self-contained living on both levels. Great for the extended family.

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VACANT LAND NAROOMA - AUCTION 29 ISABEL STREET NAROOMA Rare opportunity exists for a large residential parcel of land Contact agent close to all amenities of Narooma. • Approx 885 sqm. Zoned R2 Low Density Residential • Site totally cleared of all debris • Adjoining Reserve in a quiet Cul-de sac. • Must be sold at Auction - No pre auction offers will be accepted. • Auction On site - 11.30am Sunday 11 April 2021

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2/4 Wray Street North Batemans Bay

Clyde River Dreaming This property boasts tranquil views over the pristine Clyde River, with access to a little sandy beach directly opposite. Built over 3 levels with a massive basement garage underneath and lock up room. Shared lift, minimal garden and BBQ area. R/C air and security system. Approximately 1.2km to the CBD of Batemans Bay. Call today!

25 Bavarde Avenue Batemans Bay NSW

It’s all about the View Developers delight! R3 zoned 1037sqm parcel of land, allowing up to 12m height limit fronting the golf course, a possible 4 levels on the site (STCA). Owners have commissioned an architect to design a basic concept for construction, or just bring the grand old home built in 1955 back to its former glory. Enjoy views over the Catalina championship golf course, out to the Tollgates and beyond.

For Sale $950,000 View Sat 3rd April at 1:30-2PM Agent Rob Routledge 0414 235 976 ljhooker.com/Z3BF8F

For Sale Expressions of Interest View By appointment Agent Rob Routledge 0414 235 976 ljhooker.com/Z4GF8F

14 Illabunda Drive Malua Bay South Coast NSW

Watch the Waves roll in If the everchanging ocean vista is attractive to you this clifftop home will definitely be of interest. This cosy home was built by well-respected local builder John Aust, featuring solid Brush Box flooring, wood burner and expansive decks. Designed with space underneath to build in extra rooms (STCA). Approx. 15 min stroll Malua Bay beach, or approx. 8 mins to private Pretty Point.

1109 Princes Highway Mogo NSW

Almost an Island Marwarra Farm is a unique, almost coastal, 91.45Ha (226 acre) property with around 3.7km of Tomakin River frontage. Fully cleared with select shade trees, split into 6 main paddocks with 5 dams, plus 22 x 9m, 3 bay machinery shed, timber cattle yards, single stand shearing shed and brick stables. Consider eco-tourism or a farm stay experience (STCA). Approx. 2hrs to Canberra and approx. 15mins to Batemans Bay.

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Auction Sat 17th April at 1PM onsite Declared Reserve Under $1,000,000 View Sat 3rd April at 11:30-12:30PM Sun 4th April at 11:30-12:30PM Agent Rob Routledge 0414 235 976 ljhooker.com/ZC2F8F

For Sale $3,800,000 View By appointment Agent Rob Routledge 0414 235 976 ljhooker.com/YX3F8F

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