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Hands up who was at the MCG to see Australia sink India in the women’s T20 World Cup? All-rounder Ellyse Perry, our cover star this week, was sidelined but as the poster person for women’s cricket, the crowd still buzzed when she was interviewed after the match. I was there, too, watching a father, decked in green and gold, waving a boxing kangaroo flag and leading his young daughters in a patriotic chant. He was showing his kids a good time but the deeper message wasn’t lost in the “oi oi oi”. These athletes command equal passion and support, which Melburnians give in droves. ●

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ussie sporting star Ellyse Perry has changed the face of women’s cricket, yet the threetime Belinda Clarke Award winner for being the most outstanding female cricketer in Australia isn’t that comfortable with praise. “It’s very flattering and lovely to receive these honorary awards, but I don’t really like feeling nervous when it comes to getting up there to make a speech,” says Perry, who could not play in Australia’s winning T20 World Cup side on March 8 – in front of an attendance record of more than 86,000 fans at the MCG – due to a hamstring injury. The all-rounder hobbled off the ground after she tore her hamstring off the bone against New Zealand in the group stages of the tournament and was missed in the final, but maintaining her part in the team’s camaraderie remained the utmost importance for Perry. “Being fortunate enough to play with these girls is something I love doing. It’s totally a team sport and that means being there for the highs and lows. We’ve been training pretty hard and had another series against India and England before the T20 series, so that was really good preparation for us. It’s been crucial in getting the team ready to this point.” Almost daily gym sessions and a three-hour cricket match were just some of the ways the Australian team got ready for the clash.

The 29-year-old, who was named the 2019 ICC Cricketer of the Year, made her debut for Australia’s cricket and women’s soccer sides at 16; the adidas ambassador is also the youngest ever female to represent Australia in world cups for both sports. Her rapid rise has seen her shine a light on women’s cricket, encouraging young women to pick up a bat and develop a love for the game. “I don’t know about being the face of the sport,” she says, downplaying her impact. “But it’s about taking the opportunity I’ve been given to develop the sport and promote it to as many people as we can. Hopefully through what I do is I can influence a lot of young girls that they can aim for a dream too. It’s a responsibility we have a group of players.”

Away from World Cup pressures, Perry – who moved to Melbourne last year with her husband, Melbourne Rebels rugby union player Matt Toomua – loves to unwind on a bike ride, with a preference to hang in her neighbourhood of Windsor, where she frequents cafes. “Melbourne is an amazing city and I feel like I am still getting to know it,” Perry says. “I like riding my pushbike when I have to go to training, a cafe to meet a friend or meetings. I’ve loved exploring the city that way and the culture factor is awesome to experience.” She’s also a fan of the north side – you’ll always find her at the Grace Darling Hotel watching bands. “I see live music at least once a week,” she says. Continued p8

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“I’ll always choose something downbeat and low-key – that’s more in keeping with my vibe. I love exploring Fitzroy and Collingwood too. I also love an opportunity to get to Red Hill on the Mornington Peninsula.” Perry is intensely private; she likes to keep her cards close and isn’t known to be a conversationalist when it comes to media interviews. It may be that she’s shy or not comfortable opening up to a stranger. If one thing is certain, Perry likes to answer in plural; describing a team spirit over a personal ambition. She will require surgery, and watched from the sidelines as the team triumphed in the World Cup final, there to support the teammates that a few days earlier beat South Africa in Australia’s first ever T20 semi-final to be played without her.

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It’s perhaps this selfless nature that’s made her a favourite in the sport. She’s also been key in raising awareness about pay equity. “Women’s cricket has evolved so much in the period I have been playing,” Perry says. “It’s an exciting time for the sport due to a number of changes around equal pay and opportunities for women that wasn’t there before. For female athletes to be able to play at an elite level and also at a professional level is a sign that there was a tremendous level of neglect in this sport and change needed to happen.” Last February, Cricket Australia announced it would increase the prize money pool for the 2020 World Cup by 320 per cent on the 2018 tournament; the Australian women’s team having the potential to earn as much as their male counterparts at their respective T20 World Cups. “Women need to be

“There was a tremendous level of neglect in this sport and change needed to happen.” AUSTRALIAN CRICKETER ELLYSE PERRY

Ellyse Perry bowls with power for Australia in a Twenty20 match against England in 2017. SITTHIXAY DITTHAVONG

acknowledged as players – it’s a period of evolution and I am glad to be part of the process,” Perry says. Perry grew up in Pymble on Sydney’s northern beaches. Her father Mark is a high school maths teacher who left the profession to work with his wife Kathy, a local GP who owns a practice in the Sydney suburb of Carlingford. She has a brother Damien, whom she would join at the park to play sport, but it’s her father who gave her the thirst for cricket. He used to play squash for Australia as well as top-grade cricket.

“He’s taught me everything I know,” Perry says. Her father is still her cricket coach – a bond she doesn’t see any reason to change. “I owe it to him to be honest; he’s shown me what to do on the field and we still like to play cricket when we can. I’ve spent so much time away from home that I wish I could see them a lot more. The hardest part about playing is being away a lot.” While her brother took up the drums as a teenager, Perry was drawn to the guitar. Now, she’s just bought herself a harmonica.

“I started listening to a lot of music with the harmonica in it and thought why not, let’s give it a go,” she says. “I also listen to a lot of music on the way to the ground when I’m training. It helps me switch off a bit too.” Last year Perry released her book Perspective, which followed her 2016 children’s title, Pocket Rocket, but Perry says there won’t be a sequel. “I was initially hesitant to do a book. It took about three meetings with my publisher for me to feel convinced it’s something I wanted to do,” she says. “I said I didn’t want to write a life story and that I was open to other concepts.” Perspective is all about sharing her dreams, sporting resilience and career highs in an inspirational guide. “It’s about giving other girls the confidence to go out there and try the sport, or whatever their dream is,” Perry says. “There’s not enough female success stories out there and if I can inspire the next generation, then that’s a good thing.” ●

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he Melbourne Food and Wine Festival feels different this year. There are more free events. The festival hub, Queen Victoria Market, turns 142 years old later this month. But some things never change – the World’s Longest Lunch at Treasury Gardens sold out in 19 minutes. Festival creative director Pat Nourse says that having “Melbourne masters” Stephanie Alexander, Jacques Reymond and Philippe Mouchel on board for 2020 made “a fast horse run faster”. You’ve missed the opportunity to buy tickets for dinners featuring big stars, like food writer and author of Nothing Fancy cookbook Alison Roman, but you can still catch them at the free ShedX talks and demonstrations on festival weekends. “Every single international is yours for the adoring at the Queen Vic Market for free,” Nourse says. The talks are set around how-tos, whether it’s Roman talking about how to have people over, James Beard award-winning chef Michael Solomonov from Zahav making fiveminute hummus, or Sydney’s Josh Niland sharing how to use more than the fillets from a fish. But international talent is not the main focus. “The focus of the festival is Melbourne, and having a fun time,” Nourse says. This list should get you started, but with more than 150 events on offer from March 19 to 29, we encourage you to peruse the program. ●

FOOD & DRINK Food parties at the Vic Market Sichuan Snack Fair, free entry March 22, 11am-5pm

English food writer and cookbook author Fuchsia Dunlop and 10 Melbourne restaurants are putting on a Sichuan Food Fair that will be the hottest thing at Queen Vic this festival season. Stands from the likes of Dainty Sichuan, Spice Temple, Lee Ho Fook, Supernormal and Belle’s Hot Chicken will serve traditional Sichuan favourites as well as new creations. Keep an eye out for the “heating and cooling station” to adjust spice levels.

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Maximum Chips, $35 March 20, 5pm-10pm

You’ve heard of minimum chips, but Maximum Chips pays tribute to all forms of fries in an all-you-can-eat affair. Visit the Condiment Crew for a range of salts and sauces or Mary’s for a burger on the side. Tickets include drinks and entertainment, the latter hopefully – but unlikely – from Hot Chip. “They will be in Victoria, but I haven’t managed to make that happen yet,” Nourse says. “If they want to pop in and help out, I will give them as many chips as they want.”

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March 28, 11am-8pm

There’s never been a better time to carb load with the east coast’s best Italian restaurants joining forces for a stand-up Italian street food fair. Aussie comedian and presenter Sam Pang, along with Matt Preston, will cook up Preston’s bolognese on stage, while restaurants like Capitano, Rosetta, Tipo 00 and Cafe Paci will serve at least two pasta dishes each, bolstered by good times and aperitivi from Bar Americano. Entry is free; most dishes are $12 to $18. There may or may not be a Lady and the Tramp kissing booth.

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The East to West of Indonesian Seafood, $123

Welcome to the Jungle, entry $25

March 22, noon-4.30pm

March 27, 5pm-10pm

Janet De Neefe from Bali’s Casa Luna restaurant is flying in to take over Anchovy in Richmond, bringing with her the diverse regions of Indonesian cuisine. With the country made up of more than 17,000 islands, you’ll be given a glimpse into seafood dishes from Sumatra, Bali and Maluku like squid sambal matah and ocean trout steamed in banana leaves.

What do Smith & Daughters, Annam and Pho Nom, Fancy Hank’s, Bar Saracen, Mary’s and Atlas Dining have in common? They’re all part of this plant-based party at Victoria Market, set in a topical garden with live music from The Tarantinos (who play music from Quentin Tarantino’s films) and vegan cocktails from tikitastic The LuWow. Food and drinks purchased separately, dishes around $12 to $18. Vegan Vietnamese Adventure, $102 March 19 & 22, 6pm-9pm

Forget all that fish sauce, South Melbourne’s Rice Kitchen is putting on a six-course menu of vegan Vietnamese cuisine with different regional dishes, like pulled jackfruit wraps and banh xeo.

A little bit quirky The Convenient Store, free entry March 20-29, 8am-6pm

Located at Victoria Market, The Convenient Store will stock the best, most eccentric and cultest Victorian food, drink and merch – and play The Knack’s My Sharona on request, a la Reality Bites. Expect Supernormal’s katsu sando, Lune’s cheese and Vegemite scroll, IDES peanut butter, Gelato Messina’s ice cream tribute to Violet Crumble, boozy beverages and a sandwich dubbed “The Convenient Motherlode” layered with a slice from every deli at the market.

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Cake Book at The Ian Potter Centre. Made by Queen Fine Foods, it coincides with the 40th anniversary of the cookbook’s first edition. Visit weekends for tea stations, opportunities to ice your own mini cakes and free daily tours with author Pamela Clark. The Art of Dining, $103 March 24-25, 6.30pm-9.30pm

Mister Bianco in Kew is exhibiting five artworks by local artist Laura White. Over as many courses, chefowner Joseph Vargetto will interpret each artwork as an Italian dish matched with a cocktail or wine. During one course, guests will be encouraged to wear an eye mask to heighten other senses.

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March 19, 7pm-11pm

The ocean holds so much more than just fish, and Iki-jime is setting out to prove it at this one-off dinner that focuses on overlooked ocean produce. Dishes will feature foraged sea plants picked from the coast and by divers, and vegan cheese from Victorian producers.

Eat curiously Sunshine Food Fever, $54

Belle’s Clam Bar with Garage Project Crushed Wines, $89 March 19, 7pm-10pm

The Clam Bar is coming to Melbourne for one night only at Belle’s Hot Chicken. The collaboration with Garage Project brewery will see Cloudy Bay clams freshly shucked, fried and everything in between washed down with natural wine and Garage Project’s innovative beers.

March 19 & 27, 6.30pm-9pm

The Crawl and Bite progressive dinners have sold out, but there’s one by another name happening in Sunshine. Over three progressive courses, Sunshine Food Fever will take you from Ethiopia to North India and Vietnam, coupled with traditional entertainment. This opportunity to learn more about other cultures starts at Gojo Ethiopian Cafe & Restaurant.

Beasts and Brews: Volume Two, $123 March 28, 6pm-10pm

This joint effort between Mjolner restaurant and Stomping Ground Brewery will be a CBD laneway party fit for Vikings. Chef Andy Wright will cook whole beasts, while the brewery will serve craft beer in hollowed-out horns. Dress-ups not obligatory, but are encouraged. Beer by a Winemaker, Wine by a

Take the Cake, free entry March 18-25

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If you’ve ever wondered, “what is Australian food?” this one-time dinner by Charcoal Lane in the Birrarung Gallery at Melbourne Museum will answer that question. Billed as “an evening of immersive culture and cuisine”, the four-course meal using Indigenous ingredients will be a vibrant celebration of Aboriginal culture.

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Your new album Velvet is all about love and relationships. Are you in a good place right now? I am totally in a great place right now, doing what I love and having the opportunity to tour and play with Queen and also focus on my solo career. But you’re right, the album is all about love – from self-esteem love to loving someone you can’t have to learning to let go in love. Right now I’m single and finding it hard to be in a relationship because of the nature of my work. I make lots of amazing connections but then I have to keep moving. Thank god for smartphones. You worked with Nile Rodgers on Velvet and revisit a classic sound – how has touring with Queen inf luenced the new material? I think sonically, this is the closest my solo work gets to my touring work with Queen. I mean it’s inevitable there is an influence, but with Velvet I really wanted to dig into those classics like soul, funk and disco and step away from that super pop and glossy sound. I had to really listen to my internal voice and I knew I didn’t want that; I also have streaming to thank for helping me delve into those eras and explore my dad’s vinyl collection, too. I’m really happy going down this road. And as for Nile, he’s amazing. He is such a generous man. I’ve worked with him on a song on my last album Trespassing and played with his band Chic. He’s generous, real and a great friend. What was it like to meet Madonna? I’ve met her briefly – it was pretty awe-inspiring. I have run into her a few times now and she knows who I am, which is an absolute honour.

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Tell us about reprising Queen’s 1985 Live Aid set list for the Fire Fight Australia Benefit in Sydney last month. It was around New Year’s that we (Queen) knew we would do the fundraiser and thought what a cool idea to revive the song list. It was all part of a creative process that seemed right for the moment. It hadn’t been played live like that in 35 years. It also appealed to me personally because I had a chance to recreate that iconic moment in Australia. Your mother outed you as gay at 18. Tell us how you felt when she did that. I was shocked, but totally fine with it. I think she knew what I couldn’t say for a long time. She even went to a gay and lesbian service to seek help to encourage me to come out to her. She made it so easy and has always been supportive. Coming out was a big deal 20 years ago. I was so green and didn’t have life experience and (was) sort of afraid of speaking up. Do you stay in contact with people from your childhood now that you’re famous? My first f latmate Johanna is now a mother of two and was just the sort of confidence person I needed in my life when I was coming out – we still stay in touch. I have always been lucky with female friends – even at high school – they just got me. I didn’t have to say anything; they just knew and created a safe space for me. Yes, I still stay in touch with some of them. ●

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Golden days on the riverbank Bathing in the Yarra? It was once popular and is inspiring design. Wo r d s

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f you’ve ever stood on Princes Bridge and peered into the murky depths below, it’s unlikely that, even on the hottest day, you felt tempted by a quick dip. Inviting, it isn’t. But it wasn’t always so. Early last century the river was well-used for swimming, with clubs and pools alongside. There are still popular bathing spots. Last month, Pound Bend at Warrandyte featured in a Time Out list of five secret swimming spots around Melbourne. Also, a not-for-profit company is developing a river-fed floating pool on the Yarra, adjoining Enterprize Park.

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“Melbourne has this amazing resource at its fingertips for furthering the health of its residents and it’s not able to be utilised.” ART DIRECTOR RACHEL MACKAY benefits come from,” Mackay says. But they won’t encourage river jumps. “We’ve created a bucket shower, you pull on a rope to a tank of water.” Volunteers partly excavated the pool remains, but Mackay says little is visible – mostly metal steps. However, Darebin Heritage recounts excitement at its opening in 1924 and photographs show crowds lining the riverbank. The city’s first river baths were opened in 1844 and cost sixpence in the “respectable” section and threepence in the working men’s section, Rachel Winterton writes in her thesis on swimming in late colonial Melbourne. Although the council made it illegal to bathe elsewhere in the 242-kilometre river, they were unprofitable, closing three years later. Another opened in 1849. But again, these river baths struggled to turn a profit – as the Yarra became increasingly polluted. When the last baths closed in 1859 “it was reported that the water was

little more than raw sewage”. Even today there are reports of human sickness linked to the Yarra water. It’s illegal to swim south of Collins Bridge, Collingwood, where the Yarra becomes a boating channel. But Yarra riverkeeper Andrew Kelly, who advocates for the river and has swum at Warrandyte, says it depends where you swim – and when. “You can swim in it, but I certainly would not after rain,” he says. Meanwhile Mackay hopes Melburnians will gather at the sauna, recreating the relaxed and neighbourly spirit of the river baths. “The experience is about the community, communication and bringing people together.” ● ATMOSPHERE: A REVIVAL \ The Old Alphington Swimming Pool ● 1a View Street, Alphington MELBOURNE DESIGN WEEK NGV \ March 12-22

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Mostly, though, the river’s bathing culture died out as it became increasingly polluted. Now, for Melbourne Design Week, a Sydneybased art and architecture collective has created Atmosphere: A Revival, a public sauna installation at the old riverbank Alphington swimming pool site. “It’s a statement about the fact that Melbourne has this amazing resource at its fingertips for furthering the health of its residents and it’s not able to be utilised,” Studio Rain art director Rachel Mackay says. Mackay has worked in Scandinavia and is “a very big sauna enthusiast”. Budget problems stalled this project last year so Rain created Atmosphere Pavilion, a prototype encircled by water and mist at Fairfield amphitheatre. This year, it’s the real thing. Sponsorship makes possible a 10-person, off-grid, portable sauna fed by salvaged firewood. “Part of the experience of having the intense heat is going into a cold body of water, it’s where the health

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GARDENING

Natural wonder A young gun of landscaping finds inspiration along the Great Ocean Road.

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hen you hear about the accolades that landscape designer Phillip Withers has received – he was the 2017 gold medal and City of Melbourne Best in Show winner at that year’s Melbourne International Flower and Garden Show – you imagine a seasoned, older, gentleman. Instead, Withers is all of 35 and sports a vastly different approach to many of his more traditional colleagues. With a background in fashion design, Withers is hoping to prove that the romantic English garden so coveted by many Melburnians has less relevance today, and should make way for a bolder outlook: increased use of native and local plants and vegetation. His work is highlighted at this year’s Flower and Garden Show, where he has produced an honorary

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The winning 2017 Melbourne International Flower and Garden Show creation by Phillip Withers (opposite), researching plant life

25th anniversary garden that’s presented by Yarra Valley Water. For the garden, entitled “It’s Our Time,” Withers has used 3000 plants from the three bio regions which make up Victoria’s Great Ocean Road area to highlight the need for water conservation, encourage biodiversity and show that native plants have their own beauty. “It’s been drummed into people that native plants get woody and start looking average in a garden,” he says. “But now people are saying, ‘I want to be water wise. I want to get birds into my garden.’ There’s definitely a shift ... There’s an amazing array of native vegetation that you can put in your garden, establish for a year or so and then turn the tap off.” Withers points out that “the idealism of European gardens” doesn’t make sense in our hot weather. “A lot of those plants are specific to a climate with a lot more rain through different seasons,” he says. “In small doses it makes sense. I think there’s room for different plants and trialling things in the garden, but it all needs to come back to a little bit of locality and the understanding that what we’ve got here really works well.”

And with this message, business is booming. He never imagined he’d find himself in this field back in his days as a fashion design student, until he took a job in garden maintenance with a friend. “We were up in Mount Dandenong which was lush with tree ferns, and I just loved the feel of it – being around nature. I thought, I’ve got a calling here.” But he knew that if he entered the field, he’d have to combine his visual and design skills. Hence, the idea of landscape design was born. Now, he lives in Collingwood with his wife Molly and their whippet Rue (named after the companion plant). “When we [work with a client] who’s never gone into their garden and all of a sudden we’ve recreated this space that adds to their lives and they end up going out there all the time – that’s beautiful.” ● MELBOURNE INTERNATIONAL FLOWER AND GARDEN SHOW \ March 25-29 at the Royal Exhibition Building and Carlton Gardens. ● melbflowershow.com.au ● phillipwithers.com.au

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With a rich history, hot air balloon rides and hidden gems, Turkey remains a holiday hot spot for every breed of traveller. But if you really want to dive in to all the country has to offer, it’s best to do so stomach-first.

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A day in Istanbul Karakoy is a hip harbour area on the northern side of the Galata Bridge. It’s a wonderful jumble of local life and tourist-friendly cafes and bars. Stroll 20 minutes uphill to Lades Menemen for traditional scrambled eggs with crusty bread. In Galata Simitci locals eat warm simit (somewhere between a pretzel and bagel) with tea. Walk over the Golden Horn to Eminonu, where

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Yeni Cami (New Mosque) overlooks a square buzzing with food vendors. Trying balik ekmek, a grilled fish sandwich served from a rocking boat, is a rite of passage, but watch out for bones. You could spend the rest of the afternoon at Misir Carsisi Spice Bazaar, a welcome assault of colours, smells and samples. If you’re in the market for jewels, antiques, carpets and textiles, kitchenware or Turkish decor for home, don your bargaining hat and embrace the chaos of The Grand Bazaar, just 650 metres from the Spice Bazaar. Reward yourself with a drink and shisha at a nearby rooftop bar (they’ll find you) before dinner back in Karakoy. If you’re into street food, Balik Durum Mehmet Usta on Mumhane Caddesi cooks life-altering fish wraps. ● S O F IA L E VI N

A weekend in Istanbul

A fortnight in Turkey

Spend the first half of day two hitting both Sultan Ahmed Mosque (aka the Blue Mosque) and Hagia Sophia. The former is adorned with blue tiles and stained-glass windows dating back to the 16th century, while the latter was a cathedral and then mosque before becoming a museum. Dress appropriately and visit the Blue Mosque first thing, checking online to avoid prayer times, and make it to Hagia Sophia a few hundred metres away for the 9am opening time. You’ll be in Balat, a 15-minute drive away, in time for brunch at cafe. The traditional breakfast will keep you going as you explore the neighbourhood on foot. Formerly the Jewish Quarter, it’s a photographer’s dream with colourful houses, cobbled streets, antique auction houses, clothing stores and cafes. Don’t miss the Phanar Greek Orthodox College, and pause for a photo on the rainbow

The best way to get into the guts of a country like Turkey is through food. Intrepid Travel offers a small-group 10-day tour called Turkey Real Food Adventure that includes accommodation, most meals and foodie experiences you won’t find elsewhere for $1975. Spend the extra time in Istanbul to fully immerse yourself in the capital, but save the Spice Bazaar and Eminonu for your guided tour. Over the 10 days you’ll also visit 1500-year-old Ephesus,

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steps of Incir Agaci Kahvesi cafe. Snack like a local on seafood meze at Balat Sahil. For dinner, Koskeroglu is split into multiple restaurants serving kebabs, lahmacun Turkish pizzas and incredible baklava. For a better taste of the city, opt in for Urban Adventures’ Istanbul Night Tasting Trail. ●

forage on a farm in Bodrum, learn to make gozleme and manti (Turkish dumplings), visit a small hill town for some local hospitality, cook Central Anatolian cuisine in Goreme (and still have the opportunity for a hot air balloon add-on), visit a winery in Cappadocia and much more. ● NOTES FROM THE ROAD Pack light if you plan to hit the bazaars, and shop around.

The writer travelled with assistance from Intrepid Travel.

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quiet and to listen for unusual noises. The captain’s tense voice broadcasts updates plus reporting instructions to the 1100-strong crew. Quickly, all passengers and crew are accounted for. The search continues, but then, after consulting US headquarters, the captain calls it off. It could have been a log, he tells us, or a piece of kelp. Immediately, his authoritative voice is replaced by that of the ever-upbeat cruise director – the bars are open, the movie, karaoke and concert are beginning. “Grab a drink, we’ll see you there.” If the passenger did see a person in the water, it wasn’t one of ours, so on with the show. At the vast buffet breakfast next morning passengers discuss the scare, but initial tension quickly lifts. They’ve paid for all-inclusive food and

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fun and are going to have it. They are an international bunch, mostly Australians or New Zealanders, but joining a different table at each meal, I meet Poles, Sri Lankans, Russians, and Americans. It’s an advantage of travelling solo, though I avoid the Singles and Solo Travelers Get-Togethers listed in the daily newsletter. There is also an LGBTQ+ get-together, a welcome progressive approach from a line that struggles to provide vegan food. Although the ship’s horn sounds constantly through the fog, hardy types huddle under blankets watching outdoor movies. But visibility is minimal and the weather precludes cruising in Fiordland. The pilot and ranger cannot board – cue entertainment crew overdrive. If in doubt, more bingo. No mention here of the local opposition to such large vessels cruising the delicate fiord ecosystems. At ports disembarkation is a well-oiled machine, with passengers corralled in bars and dining rooms, then escorted to a huge fleet of waiting tour buses. Re-boarding means strict security and scans. Onboard photographs, displayed for sale, are taken

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against enticing painted backdrops and at ports costumed crew pose with passengers. Like the art auctions, bingo and shopping arcade, it’s value-adding for the cruise line. But at east coast Tauranga, the wheels come off. Face-painted crew dressed as Maori stage a fake welcoming ceremony and local Maori are aghast. There are racism accusations and the mayor, tourism and port authorities buy into the controversy. It’s an own goal for the cruise company and its PR team – who earlier nixed my request to interview the Kiwi scientist-turned-cruise director without US HQ’s approval and advance questions – is suddenly vocal. Few passengers seem concerned or even aware of this. Many are cruising veterans, their lanyards carrying their swipe cards sport multiple previous cruise badges. At the daily trivia a passenger answering an obscure geography question tells the quizmaster she has been there. Our chirpy host, clad in shorts despite the cold, wonders whether that was with our cruise line. “Of course,” the passenger exclaims. ●

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here are industries, like education, that do good in the world just by being who they are. Education appreciates people’s different strengths and values and I see that at Trinity Grammar,” says recently appointed principal of Trinity Grammar School Adrian Farrer. “Trinity’s way of treating each student is to ask, ‘What can you do and what can you do that you didn’t know you could do?’ We ask our students to try lots of different things and they learn through their trials and triumphs.” Farrer’s appointment at Trinity has seen him, wife Jacquie and their three daughters return to Melbourne after seven years in Wangaratta where Farrer was principal at Cathedral College. A keen North Melbourne supporter, he’s looking forward to seeing more live footy, and he says his three daughters are enjoying school life without having dad as their principal. Farrer grew up in Brunswick, and after attending the local primary school he joined Melbourne Grammar. It was there that he discovered the potential that comes with a broad education. “Learning wasn’t just from books – learning happened on the stage, on the footy field and while playing an instrument. That captured my imagination,” says Farrer. “I remember playing football one day and my opponent asked me if I was wearing makeup. The night before I’d been on stage in West Side Story and hadn’t done a very efficient job of removing the make-up! So one moment I was on stage singing solos and the next I was representing the school on the footy field and trying to get the best out of myself in each area. It’s impossible to ignite passion without opportunity.” Through his time at school, his studies at the University of Melbourne and his increasingly senior roles in independent schools, Farrer has been influenced by positive role models. “The people I have borrowed from brought energy, humour and integrity to what they did,” he says. “The most powerful thing in education is positive relationships and I believe that you can’t teach a student unless you know them. “When I started at Trinity, I met with the school’s

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“We ask our students to try lots of different things and they learn through their trials and triumphs.” senior leadership team and asked, ‘What do you think we do better than anyone else in our world?’ Resoundingly the response was that we know our students.” Farrer teaches ethics and religion to year 10 students and says the classroom contact ensures he stays in touch with current student thinking. “They provide a 2020 view and that’s enlightening,” he says. “Being in the classroom enables school leaders to look their colleagues in the eye because they know that you know what you are doing. And students look at you as a teacher and learner rather than someone who sits in a well-appointed office. “If we make decisions on behalf of young people, we need to do it beside them. “Experience is needed when there are big

decisions to be made but young people bring a considered voice, too.” Farrer is embarking on lunch meetings with students over the next few months to gather their insight about how Trinity can continue to excel. He is also speaking to staff and parents and over the next couple of years he will help develop a strategic masterplan for the school. “We are making decisions about who we are and I suspect it will be an even better version of who we are now. We will always provide opportunities for our young people to demonstrate their authenticity,” says Farrer. “People are passionate about Trinity and if we can continue to harness that passion then we will move forward.” ● SARAH MARINOS

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verlooking the Yarra River and inner Melbourne’s largest natural bushlands, Studley Park is one of Melbourne’s most desirable and tightly held residential enclaves. The design and construction quality of its residences always seeks to match the surrounding natural majesty – Studley Park’s significant architectural heritage includes 1870s Italianate mansion Raheen as well as notable period and modernist homes. Continuing this tradition, Melbourne developer Above Zero created an Australian-first, connecting acclaimed Australian architects Cera Stribley and Eckersley Gardens with internationally renowned UK-based designer Tom Dixon to create 14 exceptional north or west-facing residences. Thanks to the site’s natural elevation, residents will enjoy magnificent views of the city and the surrounding bushland, framed by the organic curves of Rondure’s concrete and steel facade. Prices start at $1.5 million for a two-bedroom home with a study and go up to $6.95 million for a whole-floor penthouse. ● LIZ McLACHLAN

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gifted each home with bespoke

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pieces including a curved brass

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and steel bar, low-slung TV

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KEW \ 77 DAVIS STREET 4

This house is just 18 months old, yet its land is laden with heritage. In Kew, three little syllables – Sackville Ward – mean so much: schools, grand mansions, leafy loveliness. Davis Street runs right through that fabled terrain, as it has since the mid 1840s, when developer Peter Davis got lucky in the government land sales. Melbourne had barely begun, yet Davis knew this pretty hill was one of its best bits – and so it remains to this day. Built for the current owners, the two-storey house presents a stern, grey face to the street. Don’t be frightened. Behind the blue door lies a heart of gold, a sunny family home with rooms of impressive, lovable proportions. Even the smallest bedroom is big. There’s thoughtful attention to every detail, especially to storage, which is presented in beautiful white joinery and plenty of it. Two living rooms (upstairs and down), zoned bedrooms, a marble kitchen and a landscaped deck with a gorgeous north-west aspect are set to captivate a school-aged family seeking space and sunshine in this desirable neighbourhood. The side hall gives internal access to the double garage at the front. Follow the oak floorboards to the main bedroom suite, secluded unto itself with a spectacular bathroom whose rain shower has a full-length view of the maples outside. Below the staircase is a wine store. There’s a powder room and a laundry with courtyard access. Hate cooking? The kitchen might change your mind. Marvellous in grey marble, it has a Smeg oven and 900-millimetre cooktop, waterfall island and a walk-in

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The bright first floor is stylish in grey carpet and includes a large retreat, ideal as a kids’ hangout. To the rear are two double bedrooms, one with a petite en suite with a shower. The front bedroom has a view over the treetops. Next door is the main bathroom, which has a shower and freestanding bath. ● ALISON BARCLAY property@domainreview.com.au Agent: Belle Property, Maurice Di Marzio 0419 182 276 Price: $2.5 million-$2.75 million Auction: 2pm, March 28

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PRAHRAN \ 1 LINDEN COURT 4

Vintage-hunters rave about Linden Court’s deco mansions, and quite rightly. The 1920s meet the 2020s in this twostorey house, a masterpiece of Jazz Age glamour and the latest chic. With its leadlight doors and windows, arts and crafts hall and lush poolside garden designed by Phillip Withers, it offers family living on a grand scale. The living room adjoins the dining room, and there’s a scenic flow via the Caesarstone kitchen – with butler’s pantry – to the new family zone, where bifolds lead to a covered terrace paved with slate. There’s also a pool pavilion. Upstairs, three double bedrooms share a retreat, fitted library and dressing room/fourth bedroom. ● ALISON BARCLAY Agent: Marshall White, Marcus Chiminello 0411 411 271 Price: $3.5 million-$3.85 million Auction: 10.30am, March 21

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EAST MELBOURNE \ 47 BERRY STREET 3

Down by the MGC parklands, this townhouse has a rare, leafy seclusion and wondrous views. Three levels and a bevy of balconies, a rooftop terrace and a courtyard create a magnificent mixture of indoor/outdoor spaces. The ground floor gleams in spotted gum. The front dining room flows to the central kitchen and meals area. At the westerly rear, the family room opens to the bamboo-fringed courtyard. Upstairs, the main bedroom (walk-in wardrobe, twin en suite) commands the front balcony. The living room has an outdoor walkway to a huge dine-out terrace above the garage. The second floor has two further bedrooms, a bathroom and a study nook. ● ALISON BARCLAY Agent: RT Edgar, Sarah Case 0439 431 020 Price: $3.65 million-$3.85 million Auction: 11am, March 21

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KEW \ 128 EDGEVALE ROAD 3

Once a petite cottage, this Victorian is now a showpiece of 21st-century splendour. Two living areas, two ground-floor bedrooms and a first-floor parents’ retreat create zones for everyone to do their own thing. Architects Carr Design and landscape designer Andy Murray joined forces on the transformation, which culminates in a polished-concrete living/dining area opening to a deck. Fully-tiled bathrooms, Mondoluce lighting and Gessi tapware bring light and lustre to the easy floor plan. Take the arched side hall past two original bedrooms and main bathroom to the family room and Miele-equipped kitchen. Upstairs, the glass-walled main bedroom has a twin en suite. ● ALISON BARCLAY Agent: Jellis Craig, Greg Toogood 0418 385 440 Price: $2.3 million-$2.5 million Auction: 11am, March 21

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HAWTHORN \ 1/20 YARRA GROVE 3

This must be the luckiest house in Hawthorn. River frontage, a lavish garden, a deck, a pool and the pedigree of Graeme Gunn, one of Melbourne’s great modernist architects, combine in an oasis of elegance. Lightly updated, the twostorey townhouse retains the Gunn signatures – vaulted ceilings, timber sliders and an embrace of nature. Three bedrooms include the main with en suite and second with a balcony. The central study radiates to a dining room looking over the living room, and the casual meals area opens to the Japanese-style courtyard. The granite kitchen has Miele and Gaggenau appliances. While away the weekends on the poolside deck above the Yarra. ● ALISON BARCLAY Agent: Marshall White, Antony Woodley 0421 286 741 Price: $2.5 million-$2.7 million Auction: noon, March 28

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PRAHRAN \ 46 GREVILLE STREET 3

This Victorian makes a fine art of bohemian raffishness. Beautifully renovated, with zoned bedrooms, two living rooms and landscaped decks and courtyards, it’s clearly the place where the good times can roll on into family life. Skylights and a vaulted ceiling in the main living area flood the house with sunshine. The ground floor has two double bedrooms, one with a walk-in wardrobe and en suite, plus the main bathroom. The central living room opens to a side deck. In the open-plan area, the marble kitchen makes a sleek backdrop to timber-floored living/dining. Sliders lead to a deck with a barbecue pavilion. The first floor has a bedroom, bathroom and study. ● ALISON BARCLAY Agent: Belle Property, Andrew James 0411 420 788 Price: $3 million-$3.3 million Auction: 1.30pm, March 21

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SOUTH YARRA \ 44 ADAMS STREET

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through Fawkner Park followed by brunch with friends at

family abode. All four floor plans are identical, each private

one of Toorak Road’s distinguished cafes, topping it off with

residence comprising a central living/dining zone, kitchen

a spot of shopping on Chapel Street. Two bedrooms lie at

and bathroom with two bedrooms located at either end of

the front of the property, just beyond the front verandah.

the apartment for privacy, with the front room featuring a

A central living room leads to an open-plan kitchen and

sunroom extension. There is a communal garden behind the

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KEW \ 23 DUKE STREET 5

Ever wanted a basement that can fit all 12 of your vehicles and host private business meetings? No? Well, alternatively, you could convert the space into a private theatre and use the offices as storage – the options are never-ending at this Kew property. Beyond a meticulously landscaped front lawn and covered verandah lies a home boasting Victorian grandeur with modern touches. A triple-arched hallway leads past the five bedrooms; the main with a dressing room and a secluded outdoor marble bath. At the rear of the property an open-plan kitchen, living and dining area opens out through double-glazed doors to a spacious lawn, pool, and covered terrace. ● PORTIA CONYERS-EAST Agent: Kay and Burton, Walter Dodich 0413 262 655 Price: $3.8 million-$4.18 million Auction: 11am, March 21

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SURREY HILLS \ 2A WARWICK AVENUE 3

Fans of art deco, this is the property for you. Suitable for downsizers or a young family, the home is in a prime eastern suburb location and balances practicality with contemporary interior styling. From the red brick entrance, step into an open-plan communal space with a formal lounge just to your right, ideal for entertaining. The living spaces are bright and welcoming courtesy of high ceilings (with cornices and ornate detailing), warm floorboards and an artfully extended interior. Thoughtfully sectioned, the three bedrooms are grouped together, including the main with a spacious en suite. In warmer months, make use of the outdoor deck. ● MEGAN WHITFIELD Agent: Fletchers, Jeremy Desmier 0409 601 613 Price: $1.6 million-$1.76 million Auction: noon, March 21

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ARMADALE \ 4A HORSBURGH GROVE 4

Create a home in a coveted Armadale location with this spacious family-sized property. From first glance, the property offers a refined mid-century double-brick facade, surrounded by a well-maintained garden. Inside, contemporary styling is evident with airy, open-plan living and dining spaces unfolding onto a deck. Floorboards bring warmth, while tall windows ensure natural lights flows in. In the kitchen, timber cupboards meet sleek stainless steel appliances and a marble island benchtop. The main bedroom has a built-in wardrobe and en suite, while another bedroom features a private balcony. In summer, keep the kids entertained with the pool. â&#x2014;? MEGAN WHITFIELD Agent: Marshall White, Justin Long 0418 537 973 Price: $3.7 million-$4.07million Auction: 11.30am, March 21

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CAMBERWELL \ 57 BELLETT STREET 4

Defined by period elegance, this Camberwell property is a generous example of 1920s charm. From the outset, enjoy leadlight windows before stepping into a regal, wide timberpanelled hallway showcasing ornate ceilings and attention to detail. Plenty of natural light breathes life into the home, with the spacious living and dining rooms both leading to an outdoor dining space with a sparkling pool, a wisteriacovered verandah and crazy paving. In cooler months, the formal dining room makes for a refined entertaining space. The bedrooms are away from the communal areas, with three of the four upstairs. The main bedroom comes with an en suite and private balcony. â&#x2014;? MEGAN WHITFIELD Agent: Marshall White, Stuart Evans 0402 067 710 Price: $2.6 million- $2.8 million Auction: 10.30am, March 28

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AGENT PAGE

ALBERT PARK ARMADALE 601/881 High St 546 Orrong Rd

Belle Property 110 Jellis Craig 87

18 Northcote Rd

Jellis Craig 94

5/25 Mercer Rd

Jellis Craig 97

1 Mount Pleasant Gve

Jellis Craig 98

33 Gladstone Ave

Jellis Craig 99

29 Adrian St

Belle Property 111

11/1522 Malvern Rd

Belle Property 112

151 Finch St

Marshall White 73

9e/481 St Kilda Rd

47 Howard St

Shelter Real Estate 120

5/1 Oak St

Jellis Craig 101

64-66 Berkeley St

Marshall White 57

BALWYN NORTH 50 Dempster Ave

Marshall White 70

BELLARINE 195 Church Rd

RT Edgar 122

BLACKBURN 4 Ottawa Ave

RT Edgar 109

BOX HILL SOUTH 23 Fowler St

BRIGHTON 3/2d Dendy St

Marshall White 53

CAMBERWELL 72 Broadway

Jellis Craig 94

17 Broadway

Jellis Craig 96

1/573 Camberwell Rd

Jellis Craig 98

23-25 Canterbury Rd

Kay & Burton 37

3 The Grove

Marshall White 70

57 Bellett St

Marshall White 60

7 Gavan St

Marshall White 71

CANTERBURY 1/207 Canterbury Rd 34 Highfield Rd 38 & 40 The Ridge 12 Golding St

Fletchers 115

27 Deepdene Rd

Marshall White 62

6 St Columbs St

Marshall White 63

55 Berkeley St + 22 Callantina Rd and 24 + 26 Callantina Rd

Marshall White 64

22 Chrystobel Cres

Marshall White 74

Jellis Craig 99

506/38 Harold St

Marshall White 65

501/9 Porter St

Marshall White 74

18 Wiseman St

Marshall White 75

20 Pleasant Rd

Marshall White 75

91 Pleasant Rd

RT Edgar 109

KEW 128 Edgevale Rd 23 Duke St 23 John St

Jellis Craig 95 Kay & Burton 42 Kay & Burton 43

8-9 River Retreat

Marshall White 47

288 Cotham Rd

Marshall White 48

20 Alfred St

Marshall White 54

64 Molesworth St

Marshall White 76

26 Hillcrest Ave

Marshall White 76

19/20 Earimil Dve

Aqua 114

PORT MELBOURNE 143 Ross St

Marshall White 80

PRAHRAN 72 Aberdeen Rd

Belle Property 112

46 Greville St

Belle Property 113

86 York St

Jellis Craig 101

1 Linden Crt

Marshall White

8 Trinian St

Marshall White 82

RICHMOND 42 Kent St 64 Richmond Tce

Cocoon 121 Jellis Craig 97

SOUTH YARRA 301/19 Chambers St

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East Melbourne

804/182 Wellington Parade

EOI Closes Monday 6th April 4:00pm OPEN Saturday 21st March 10:00am

A3 B2 C2 Located on the eighth ﬂoor of the recently completed ‘Parade’, this luxury three bedroom apartment has everything you could ever want, and so much more. As soon as you step foot into the foyer you realise this building is not like the others, with a sense of class rarely offered but highly sought.

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737 Orrong Road, Toorak

This modern home designed by Davidov Architects is distinctive and luxuriously bespoke while maintaining the faĂ§adeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s prominent sense of simplicity. The contemporary interior manages to evoke moments of warmth and an undeniable sense of serenity thanks to bold forms, timber and marble accents and clever incorporation of natural light. Offering three separate living zones, a lift, media room, cellar and picturesque garden and all situated in this exclusive Toorak location within walking distance to Geelong Grammar School and Toorak Village.

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320 Walsh Street, South Yarra

This North facing Nicholas Day-designed town residence with lift, combines a highly desirable location with functionality, comfort and timeless architectural design. Expansive lounge and dining room with floor to ceiling glass flowing through to informal meals area, beautifully designed Miele Kitchen and a superb north-facing entertaining terrace. Ideally located within walking distance to the Yarra River, the Royal Botanic Gardens, Melbourne Girlsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Grammar, a selection of shops, cafes and eateries along Domain Road.

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8 Hopetoun Road, Toorak

UNDER INSTRUCTIONS FROM THE MORTGAGEE Prime Toorak land of 1233m2 with 22.86m frontage to Hopetoun Rd ideally suited to; Build a new home on Toorakâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s most prominent tree lined boulevard with potential city skyline views or develop multiple dwellings apartments or town residences (STCA) in a location where capital investment is rewarded.

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47 Berry Street, East Melbourne

This contemporary home nestled discreetly within a leafy street and surrounded by beautiful parklands in one of East Melbourneâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s most sought-after streets. Featuring wide hallways, impressive formal dining room, large open plan kitchen with informal meals area, spacious family room opening out to lovely private courtyard. Upstairs offers a second oversized living zone and sun drenched roof top entertaining terrace. All within momentsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; walk to the MCG, CBD and public transport.

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4/1 Irving Road, Toorak

Luxurious two bedroom apartment in the coveted One Irving Road building featuring a garden with wraparound terrace, basement garaging for two cars, positioned on the corner of one of Toorakâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s finest boulevards. Showcasing a fully equipped Miele kitchen & butlerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s pantry with adjoining an enviably designed corner living & dining space with gas fire place framed by floor to ceiling glass & generous entertainers terrace & established west facing garden perfect for pets or garden enthusiast. Heating/cooling, motorized blinds, keyless entry, irrigation system, lift access & double glazed windows complete this homes list of credentials.

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704/1 Powlett Street, East Melbourne

Positioned on the seventh floor of East Melbourneâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s One Powlett complex designed by acclaimed architect Nonda Kastalidis, this impressive three-bedroom apartment offers the utmost comfort and complete ease of living with incredible uninterrupted views of the Dandenong Ranges and the city skyline in its entirety. With some of the cityâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s most-loved attractions, including the MCG,Yarra River and Fitzroy Gardens all within walking distance, not to mention a great selection of local cafes, trams and Jolimont station, enjoy an unparalleled inner-city lifestyle.

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208/131 Church Street, Hawthorn

This stunning new designer residence is elevated and north west facing in the boutique â&#x20AC;&#x153;Luminaryâ&#x20AC;? building on the edge of the Yarra. Combining a new level of richness and sophistication with luxury appointments featuring Miele kitchen with marble benchtops and island bench, spacious living / dining with oak flooring, balcony with built-in BBQ, powder room, separate laundry, DLUG and residents wine room. Ideal for the discerning downsizer or owner-occupier. Within easy walking distance of the very best Hawthorn lifestyle amenities including the Yarra, cafes, leading schools, transport and easy freeway and CBD access.

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91 Pleasant Road Hawthorn East

This stylish three-bedroom single-level home located on corner position of Brookfield Court on approx. 446m2 offers the opportunity to renovate or redevelop (STCA). This home satisfies families and downsizers alike.

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501/12 Railway Walk North Hampton

This superb house size luxury sub penthouse apartment of 235sqm approx. is a showcase of decadent indulgence with a remarkable view of Port Philip Bay and the city skyline. This spectacular residence is close to beach, cafes and restaurants.

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301/19 CHAMBERS STREET

Designed by Woods Bagot with landscapes by Paul Bangay, this is a magnificently appointed residence occupies the entire top floor of The Englefield within the heart of one of Melbourne’s most renowned lifestyle precincts. Private lift entry opens to an open plan kitchen, dining and living area with feature stone walling, gas fireplace and full height glazing and doors opening to a wrap-around Colliers International Residential (Victoria) Pty Ltd | Ground Floor, 367 Collins Street, Melbourne. VIC 3000. Ph: 9940 7222

terrace with multiple entertaining spaces and built-in BBQ. An expansive master bedroom suite, second and third bedrooms, two further bathrooms, powder room, 3 basement car spaces, valet storage and private climate controlled wine room complete the accommodation. Private Sale. Inspection by Appointment. Contact: Sam Nathan 0407 552 922 ®

19-20 Earimil Drive, Mount Eliza RARE CLIFF-TOP PROPERTY OVER TWO TITLES WITH MESMERISING BAY VIEWS & BEACH ACCESS Realise this newly renovated 5-bedroom cliff-top residence beautifully set back in magniﬁcent vast grounds of 3860sqm. approx. and favoured with captivating bay and coastal views from most rooms. This extraordinary beachfront hamlet offers a limited opportunity to acquire a dress-circle position in a peaceful court location mere moments to the water’s edge and renowned Ranelagh beach below.

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EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST Closing 12pm 6th April 2020 PRICE $6,000,000 AGENT: Aqua Real Estate Michelle Skoglund 0416 119 444

03 9775 2222

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2904/70 LORIMER STREET, DOCKLANDS

One of the most spectacular apartments in Docklands which guarantees breathtaking 270 degree views, this unprecedented Yarraâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Edge residence is a modern phenomenon. On 284 sqm approx. including generous formal lounge with fireplace, family zone, dedicated dining, kitchen with Miele appliances, master bedroom (double vanity ensuite, access to huge balcony), other bedrooms and bathroom with bay views, huge entertainerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s terrace with BBQ, and much more!

PRIVATE SALE $2,500,000-$2,750,000 VIEWING Inspect By Appointment CONTACT Baden Lucas Peter Doan

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Auction this Sat 11:30am

If you’re looking for a home that’s unlike any others, this architecturally significant, Kevin Borland 70’s original is a magnificent example of his era. Characterised by bold shapes, timber panelling, exposed beams, plentiful light & stunning green aspect, it comprises a striking entrance with a spectacular indoor garden, an open plan living/dining zone, galley style kitchen, casual meal area, alfresco patio overlooking a rear garden oasis & pool.

151 Finch Street, Glen Iris

An architectural masterpiece 151FinchStreetGlenIris.com

Sat 21 Mar 11:30am

Inspect

Thurs 11:00-11:30am Sat from 11:00am

Contact

Darren Krongold Sally Zelman Janet Wu

0438 515 433 0412 294 488 0417 328 128

DESIGNER LUXURY LIVING, DESIRED LOCATION

Auction Sat 28th March at 11:30am Inspect Thu 19th 12.15pm-12.45pm

Contemporary brilliance customised for luxury living, this exclusive new residence presents stylish, sleek & state-of-the-art interiors comprising entry, consummate Caesarstone kitchen with BP, living/dining GLFP, downstairs master incld WIR/deluxe ensuite, retreat/study, two upstairs bedrooms each with WIR/ens plus 2nd living zone, entertainers deck, outdoor kitchen/BBQ & easy-care environs. Includes heating/cooling, pwd, ldry, security, 6-star ER, private lift, cellar & 3-car basement garage.

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47 Howard Street, Glen Iris

Sat 21st 11.45am-12.15pm

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42 Kent Street, Richmond Auction Saturday 28th of March at 1:30pm Open Wednesday 12-12:30pm and Saturday 1-1:30pm Beyond the high front fence and period façade, is this stylishly presented freestanding, double fronted, three-bedroom family home in exceptional condition. Beautifully appointed throughout this lifestyle rich home is advantaged by a substantial lush garden oasis, dual street frontages and a double lock up garage. Imagine coming home to these spacious and separate living and dining rooms (Jet master gas fireplace), while adjacent is the stunning and fully equipped, the handcrafted cabinetry in the kitchen features porcelain benchtops, an integrated fridge/freezer and dishwasher. Each of the three bedrooms is generously proportioned with the main having a full wall of built in robes, and the second bedroom being framed by built in robes. The renovated central bathroom is fitted with marble tiles and high-end joinery. Stepping outside to the rear sunlit alfresco entertaining deck, offers a view of the lush and well-planned garden, affording you maximum privacy which further benefits from an outdoor kitchenette/utility space, ideal for entertaining. Your inspection of this home will not disappoint, as you stroll around the generous 408m2 allotment, in the heart of Richmond and nestled in an ideal location close to local cafes, restaurants and a multiple public transport options to the CBD. Contact Richard Crane on 0412 333 331.

9525 9222

203 Balaclava Road, Caulfield North

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428 Toorak Road, Toorak

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TALLAROOK | VIC EO

106.16 Hectares â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 262 Acres - To Be Offered As A Whole Or As Three Separate Lots

â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Deep Daleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Aggregation â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Three Goulburn River Holdings MagniďŹ cent location only 70 minutes from Melbourne, 10 minutes from Seymour and 20 minutes from Yea â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Deep Daleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 110 Acres

â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Middle Deep Daleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 111 acres

â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Upper Deep Daleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 40 Acres

â&#x20AC;˘ Historic 1880â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s homestead and gardens

â&#x20AC;˘ Unique vacant river front holding

â&#x20AC;˘ Quality family residence

FOR SALE â&#x20AC;&#x201C; EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST CLOSING WEDNESDAY 22ND APRIL AT 4PM Address:

735 & 805 Upper Goulburn Road, Tallarook VIC

â&#x20AC;˘ Quality farm improvements plus log cottage

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â&#x20AC;˘ Picturesque garden setting

Contact:

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â&#x20AC;˘ Breathtaking river frontage with pebble beach â&#x20AC;˘ Launch small boat from property

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195 Church Road Bellarine

Wake up to panoramic views across Port Phillip Bay. This well presented property on the Bellarine, set on 80 acres approx. of fertile land, prepped for rural living as a primary producer or tree changer. Mins from Portarlington and ferry to Melbourne, 20 mins into Geelong and 90 mins approx. to Melbourne.

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