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THE BEGUILED

ecades from now, 2017 could well be remembered as The Year of Nicole Kidman. Sure, the Aussie actor has won fans, and even an Oscar, in a career spanning more than 30 years, but in 2017 she has finally managed to exorcise a persistent ghost – a nagging doubt about her acting prowess. So far this year, there’s been an Oscar nod for her supporting role in Lion; the huge international success of HBO’s Big Little Lies, for which she won universal critical acclaim; her domination of the Cannes Film Festival, where she starred in no fewer than four films, and won a special award; rave reviews of her lead role in The Beguiled; and a part in Aquaman, the latest addition to DC’s burgeoning cinematic universe. She’s also front and centre at Melbourne’s own international film festival, which kicks off this week, starring in two of MIFF’s biggest draw cards: Yorgos Lanthimos’ hotly anticipated psychological thriller The Killing of a Sacred Deer, and a special screening of the next instalment in Jane Campion’s television masterpiece Top of the Lake: China Girl. At 50, it seems Nicole is finally cementing her place as a serious, and multitalented, power player in the film business. But while it’s tempting to think it’s all part of a mature master career plan, she says it’s actually quite the contrary.

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“I’m completely spontaneous and random in my decisions,” she says, laughing. “Never let it be said that I don’t have diverse taste – I love jumping into the deep end. Why not? That’s my favourite saying, I think it has such potential and choice – why not?” Nicole admits she has “maybe played it a little safe” in the past. “I went for work that I thought I was meant to do, which spoke to the idea of what and who an actress is supposed to be. But, for the most part, I’ve followed my own spirit, which motivates me to go against the grain.” It was that spirit, she says, that led her to Sofia

Coppola, and her latest film project The Beguiled, which snagged the best director award at Cannes. Nicole says she had seen Sofia at parties, but had never worked up the courage to actually speak to her about a part. “I’ve been ready and waiting for years,” Nicole says. “She came to see the play [[Photograph Photograph 51 51]] I was doing in London, which was nerve-wracking. Then we went to dinner afterwards, and she told me about The Beguiled. ““As soon as I heard the name of the film it did exactly what it says – I was beguiled.” In the film, a remake of the 1971 Clint Eastwood

significant moment now that we need to capitalise on. We can’t rest on our laurels, we can’t ever get complacent because it will revert back to what it was. So I’m going to keep talking about it, keep pushing, keep promoting women, create opportunity for women.” Her experience working on The Beguiled immediately followed another female-dominated project, Big Little Lies. “To be working with such a strength of women, in two casts back to back, is a sacred gift,” Nicole says. She was delighted by the response to the HBO miniseries, and has fingers crossed for a second season. “We want it. I want it. I love that I’m being asked about it, it makes my heart sing.” “We’re a way off if anything does happen … it’s down to the writing, and the quality of the characters, it has to be the same quality as before. There’s a lot to discuss, and we’re in the discussion stages.”

OLE classic but told from a feminine point of view, Nicole plays Miss Martha, the morally ambiguous headmistress of a girls’ boarding school during the American Civil War. Trouble brews after the arrival of a wounded soldier, played by Colin Farrell. Nicole thrived working with Sofia. “I hope this isn’t the only time we work together, I really hope it isn’t,” she says. “The quiet, elegant power in her direction is like nothing I’ve worked with before. It’s so subtle, and she allows you to discover your own objective and emotion. It’s a remarkable gift.” Another gift, she says, was the rare opportunity to

work with a mostly female cast. An outspoken champion of equality in filmmaking, Nicole says she loved Wonder Woman so much that she “came out of the theatre grinning and punching the air”. But she reckons there’s more work to be done to level the playing field. “All I’ll say is, ‘Look at the statistics of women in film and you’ll see that there’s still a gross imbalance’. There’s no getting away with it. I’m always going to support female directors, I’m not going to go a year or two without working with a female filmmaker,” she says. “We have to support each other. We are at such a

er portrayal of domestic abuse was one of the biggest talking points surrounding Big Little Lies; nevertheless, she says her husband, Keith Urban, was an avid fan of the show. “He was glued to every episode. “I know those scenes weren’t comfortable for him to watch, I don’t think they were comfortable for anyone to watch but especially when it’s your partner in them, it’s tough. But he gets how important it is to have authenticity in telling these stories, to get the message out there and maybe help others in similar relationships.” Next up, Nicole is excited about her role in Aquaman, and working with her “good friend” and fellow Aussie, director James Wan. “It shoots in Australia, so it’s the perfect excuse to be close to my mother for an extended period, and it’s definitely an excuse to have fun. There’s been a lot of intensity recently in my work, I just want to have fun on this.” But while blockbusters are fun, Nicole says she’s mostly drawn to indie projects. “It’s art to me, and art is never about money. It’s also about working with new minds, fresh talents, who usually have no money to play with – and if I can help in whatever way I can, bring my weight to it, I will,” she says. “There’s so much talent out there and I want to constantly mine that reserve, unearth these rare gems. I like to help new arrivals because I was in the same position, someone gave me a chance.” ● TOP OF THE LAKE & THE KILLING OF A SACRED DEER Both screening at the Melbourne International Film festival. miff.com.au THE BEGUILED \ rated M. In cinemas now.

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DRINK

Drinks such as kefir (a “milky kombucha”) are gaining popularity, along with other fermented food

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and drinks promising good gut health. Of course, kefir isn’t anything new. It

dates back many centuries – apparently Marco Polo was a fan – but the yummy, yeasty, yoghurty concoction has now well and truly made it to the Western world.

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elbourne looks set to reach peak kombucha in 2017 as the famed fermented tea well and truly hits the mainstream. Booming “booch” sales across Australia are estimated to top $100 million this year – and more than $1 billion in the US. There are reports that even drinks giants Coca-Cola Amatil and PepsiCo will release their own versions of the health brew. Since fresh fruit smoothies and wheatgrass shots in the ’90s, we’ve seen a slew of health drinks rise and fall: green juices, protein shakes, turmeric lattes and butter coffee have all seduced wellness warriors with promises of health-boosting powers. Why are we so into wellness tonics like kombucha? “People are increasingly aware of the importance of gut health and reducing sugar intake, and kombucha is a great-tasting drink that is genuinely healthy,” says Emmet Condon, the co-founder of Melbourne brand Remedy Kombucha. “It’s full of good bacteria, healthy organic acids and it’s a rich source of dietary fibre.”

Beyond kombucha fame are its ability to restore electrolytes and pack a big anti-inflammatory punch.

As the lines between food and medicine become more blurred, it’s no wonder we’re looking towards food and drink for its restorative benefits. If we can eat or drink something delicious rather than pop a pill – bonus. What’s next on the drinks menu for body-aware Melburnians?

MILKING IT \ You’ve got almond, soy, oat and rice milk – but vegie milk? New US product Veggemo is a creamy, white-coloured, non-dairy milk made from potatoes, tapioca and peas. Makers say the peas give the product six grams of protein per serve. Hiding the kids’ vegies in their Weet-Bix might soon be a thing.

SOUPING \ Apparently souping is the new juicing.

Unlike juicing, souping doesn’t remove the fibre from fruit and veg, allowing us to reap the rewards of fresh produce’s dietary fibre, such as feeling full, improved blood sugar levels and better bowel health.

DRINK YOUR FUNGUS \ Medicinal mushrooms …

woody plants (yet). The shrub is a zingy mixture of vinegar and fruit dating back to the 18th century. Shrub devotees love its digestive aiding and pHbalancing properties, while hipster mixologists play up its acidic twang and blend shrub with everything from berries to basil. FERMENTED EVERYTHING \ For those looking for

a kombucha alternative, enter tepache, a Mexican probiotic drink made from fermented pineapple

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peels, brown sugar and warm spices such as cloves and cinnamon. For something with more zing, try a Carribean-style switchel. Made with apple cider vinegar, ginger and maple syrup, its main claims to

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SHRUBS \ Don’t worry, no one’s drinking small,

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It’s loud, it’s brash, and has attitude to burn – much like the Japanese biker gangs it’s named after. South Yarra’s newest and most outrageous bar, is not for the faint-hearted. The vibe at Bosozoku is biker-boy-meets-Harajuku-girl, with waiters in studded leather vests, bike-chain chandeliers and bar-stools fashioned from motorbike disc brakes. It’s crazy, but somehow it all works. They’ve amped up the fun factor with a cozy karaoke lounge, Mario Kart gaming den, pool table and a hot tub that pumps out dry ice instead of bubbles. But Bosozoku is not all party tricks. The menu, overseen by former Wabi Sabi chef Tomoya Kawasaki, focuses on quality burgers and inventive cocktails, albeit dressed in fast-food trappings. The Road Rage burger comes wrapped in greaseproof paper with a side of fries in a cardboard carton, but it’s made with sliced Wagyu beef stuffed inside a beetroot brioche bun. The alcoholic Bosozoku Bubble Tea is served in a plastic-topped cup, but is a finely balanced blend of Bacardi, housemade matcha tea, yuzu and apple with pomegranate popping pearls. There are also tasty bar snacks such as karage chicken and gyoza – just the thing to go with the impressive selection of sakes and Japanese whiskies. ●

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ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT

JERRY SEINFELD

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Who is he? American standup comedian who brought observational comedy crashing into the mainstream. He’s touring Australia for the first time in two decades. He does look familiar. If you’ve switched on a TV in the past 20 years, chances are you’ve caught a glimpse of Seinfeld. Touted as a comedy about nothing, it was a sitcom without a situation. An estimated 76 million viewers tuned into the 1998 finale. What’s he been doing since then? Not a whole lot. Part of the appeal of Seinfeld was that you never really believed Jerry was an actor; he was one of us, a real person who had stumbled onto the set of a TV show. His greatest success since the sitcom is interview web series Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee.

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Lohengrin

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Happy Valley

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Monash University,

Malthouse Theatre,

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What has he said? “Australia may be far in miles but I feel very close to the people because of our mutual comedy connection.” He suggested the delay between tours was down to how long it takes him to come up with a joke, telling one radio intreviewer he can spend seven years on a single gag. “The quality of it does not reflect all that time, it’s not that good,” he admitted.

What can we expect? An hour and a half of Jerry’s best material, with audience questions as an encore. ●

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In the crowded world of police procedurals, this BBC drama

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We honestly believe everything’s going to be shared in 10 years’ time, whether it be cars or beds or space.” – TASHI DORJEE

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ashi Dorjee and Rob Walker were sitting in a cafe in Singapore when they hit on a brilliant idea. By day, the place ran much like any other kopitiam – a traditional Singaporean cafe where older locals gather to drink coffee. But by night, it would transform into a pizzeria and bar, bringing in a younger crowd for after-work drinks. “The concept was amazing, utilising one hospitality venue for different things,” Tashi says. It sparked the idea for a company that sets up coworking spaces in restaurants and bars that would otherwise be sitting empty during the day. Almost everyone’s onto ride and house sharing these days, thanks to Uber and Airbnb, but there’s a huge array of shareable goods and services out there. Tashi and Rob’s company, Two Space, is just one of a slew of startups taking advantage of the rise and rise of the sharing economy. The twenty-something mates launched their company in Sydney in October and opened their first Melbourne venue at The Cider House in Fitzroy in June. At night, the space bustles with beer and cider lovers sampling brews from the 66 taps at the expansive bar. Come morning, graphic artists, entrepreneurs and others plug in their laptops in the dining room or the front bar, and get to work. Two Space provides venues with Wi-Fi, power sources for laptops and a “community manager” who looks after any housekeeping needs. Members pay $169 a month – subtantially less than a traditional co-working space – and venues receive a percentage of the fees. “The venues say the money is great, but they prefer the foot-traffic and the different types of people that come to the space,” Tashi says. Next step for Two Space is an online platform that will connect people based on their work. Tashi believes it’s just the beginning. “We honestly believe everything’s going to be shared in 10 years’ time,” he says, “whether it be cars or beds or space.” Sustainability was the catalyst for 34-year-old stylist Shanya Suppasiritad to start her clothessharing platform Tumnus, after she noticed her clients and friends constantly chucking out unwanted items in favour of the new and on-trend. “Six tonnes of fabric waste is being thrown out every 10 minutes,” Shanya says. “I didn’t quite realise how the fashion industry is so damaging.” She launched Tumnus in Melbourne in July. Users are matched based on their location, size and taste in clothing, and the platform allows them to

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borrow from each other’s closets. Shanya’s plan is to take Tumnus to Sydney by next year, and eventually overseas. “The idea is that you’ll be able to travel light – just put your basics in a small suitcase – and then book your wardrobe ahead in the destination you are travelling to.” She hopes Tumnus will encourage people to invest in quality items, rather than cheap, fastfashion. She also hopes it might foster a few

friendships along the way. “If you build up a community, it’s not hard to get people to be openminded and share,” she says. In that vein, another new sharing platform, Parlour, helps people host gigs in their own homes by connecting them with musicians who find booking traditional venues too costly, or who want to play more intimate shows. Founders Matt Walters and Glenn Luck say it’s almost like a dating site for musicians and hosts. . After starting in Melbourne in 2015, Parlour now brings house gigs to cities across Australia, and has attracted musicians including Bob Evans and Boy & Bear. Now they have set their sights on the US. “There’s a connection that you have with your fans at a house concert that you probably won’t get at a venue show,” says Matt. “In an ideal world, it would just be part of live touring for any artist. Paul Kelly, Bernard Fanning – they would be amazing.” ● BY J E M I M A H C L EG G

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SAM WOOD \ WELLNESS

Getting started

MICHAEL RAYNER

s someone with more 16 years’ experience in the fitness industry, trust me, I have heard it all. “I’m too busy” and “I’m too tired” are the most common excuses clients give me. But the craziest thing I hear quite regularly is, “Sam, as soon as I get fit I’m going to start your program”. When it comes to embarking on a new health and fitness journey, you don’t need to be fit to get started, you just need to start. For most people, simply taking that first step is the hardest part. Whether you’re joining a gym, signing up to an online program or wanting to go for a daily walk, I promise that once you break through that initial fear barrier and put the wheels in motion, the only regret you will have is, “I wish I had done this earlier”. Each week I’ll be bringing you practical tips on excercise, nutrition and mindfulness to help you get the most out of life. First up, here are my #Sam7 tips that will not only get you started, but will also ensure you keep going. Remember, sustainability is key if you want to make long-lasting change. ● CHECK OUT \ Sam’s online program at 28bysamwood.com

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Discover Early Years at Xavier College Xavier offers the International Baccalaureate World Primary Years Programme and co-education from 3-year-old Kindergarten to Year 4 at our two beautiful Early Years Centres located in Kew and Brighton.

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eagerness to learn, while giving children a degree of choice, responsibility and independence, starts in the kindergarten years. “From the front doors of the kindergarten through to the library and classrooms, across the piazza and out into the playgrounds and gardens of Villa Alba, the children embrace their learning environment with great pride,” she says. “It is rewarding to see how the children enter their learning spaces, eager to begin learning.”

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student for life,” Elena says. “The creativity, enthusiasm for learning and a sense of fun and enjoyment are clearly visible in our youngest Xaverians. It is wonderful to see in such lively, inquiring minds, a willingness to strive for excellence as they explore and engage, observe and wonder and challenge and question their world.” Elena and Keith believe in educating students and guiding and developing staff. Keith says teaching children is about fostering spirituality, as well as academic learning. This is especially important as Xavier College is a Catholic school in the Jesuit tradition, which encourages community service and a commitment to social justice. “I am passionate about ensuring we develop allrounded students who are not just academic but also strong and committed world citizens,” Keith says. “Ours is a holistic approach.” Both campuses are designed for students to learn from teachers and from each other. Elena says fostering self-confidence, self-esteem and an

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oth early-years campuses also offer specialist subjects, including art, Italian, music, an instrumental program, physical education, digital technologies and library. Opportunities to learn outside the classrooms of Kostka Hall and Burke Hall include educational trips, visiting performers and guest speakers. “As the boys and girls move through the school, they have been encouraged to participate in musical groups and choirs,” Elena says. “Co-curricular programs, such as Makerspace and outdoor education programs, all provide additional opportunities.” Elena and Keith say working in a co-educational campus is rewarding and adds to the learning experience (boys from the early-years program move on to Xavier’s middle and senior boys-only campus). “A co-educational environment allows for diverse opinions, viewpoints, modes of operation and problem-solving strategies to be expressed in classes, which is important in creating a good learning and social environment,” Elena says. “Working together in the classroom, and in games and projects, provides children with the opportunity to learn from each other intellectually and socially.” Staff at both campuses also work together, adopting a passion for life-long learning. “Teaching and learning is our core business,” Elena says. “As teachers, the learning journey never ends. We … are always looking to improve our practice by sharing the expertise of staff across the campuses.” Staff also learn from the students, Keith says. “Children have taught me that I don’t know everything,” he says. “I always say to my students that the journey to learn never finishes. We can always find new and interesting facts … as true inquirers, we never stop learning.” ● MELISSA HEAGNEY

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FEATURE HOUSE COLLINGWOOD \ 6 OXFORD STREET 4

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areas of the house. Here, a curving wall of glass and timber sweeps around the living, kitchen and dining area. French doors offer access to the pool and courtyard. Along one wall, the kitchen has top-of-the-range Miele appliances, ample bench space and a butler’s pantry. Upstairs is a private retreat comprising three bedrooms, a central bathroom, rumpus room and the master suite. This main suite has a walk-in wardrobe and en suite with double vanity. But it is the view over the lap pool and courtyard below, and the adjoining technicoloured roof garden, that really set this adult retreat apart. Further adding to appeal of this unique property is a garage with room for four vehicles, as well as another uncovered parking space. It’s all spread over a mammoth – for Collingwood – block of 720 square metres. “One of a kind”, “unique”, “individual”? Overused these words might well be, but this magnificent example of modern living is truly an architectural masterpiece, and is unlikely to be matched by anything else on the market for a very long time. ● CHARLIE BRAITHWAITE property@domain.com.au

THORNBURY \ 156 RALEIGH STREET 3

Gorgeous gardens surround this late-1920s Bijou-style house. Meticulously maintained, the green spaces flow from the family and dining room at the back of the house. This open-plan zone leads to a paved and covered area for all-seasons entertaining. Completing the zone is a kitchen with timber cabinetry and polished Baltic floorboards that feature throughout. Past the laundry and separate toilet, there is a cosy sitting room with period details. This space could also be a playroom or formal dining room. Opposite is one of the three sizeable bedrooms, with the central bathroom alongside. The L-shaped hallway leads to the entry at the side of the house and the two larger bedrooms, each with views of the lovely front garden. One has french doors opening to a small covered deck. The main bedroom has period leadlight windows and a comfortable gas open fireplace. The property is close to Thornbury’s High Street, as well as public transport. ● DIANA BAXTER AGENT \ Jellis Craig 8481 1900 PRICE \ $1 million – $1.1 million AUCTION \ August 5 at 11am

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FITZROY 43 Cecil Street A sensational surprise lies behind an elegant double fronted faĂ§ade. The skillful renovation of this fine three bedroom Victorian has created completely contemporary living spaces and boasts the rare inner-city luxury of both a mature landscaped courtyard, full of northern sun, AND secure garaging via a rear ROW. With family sized open plan kitchen, two stylish bathrooms, alfresco entertaining with cafĂŠ awning. Walk to Brunswick Street, trams.

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FITZROY 478 George Street Captivating charm and renovated function prove an irresistible combination in this light filled family friendly Edwardian on a beautifully broad 275sqm. Three double bedrooms precede a generous living domain, adjoining open plan family spaces, a well-equipped kitchen and magnificent courtyard with secure OSP via ROW.

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CLIFTON HILL 20 Hilton Street A fabulous opportunity to the rewarding inner city market, this VictorianÂ´s charming originality, renovated comfort & exciting address illustrate its immediate appeal in a thriving location. Quiet, private & beautifully bright, its spacious proportions are perfectly placed to instantly access a host of city edge rewards including city bound trams, Clifton Hill cafes and more. Behind its single fronted brick faĂ§ade, two generous bedrooms precede a sizeable central bathroom before a fully equipped kitchen and light filled open plan spaces flow to a courtyard with shed & rear ROW.

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UNRESERVED AUCTION CLEARING SALE Sunday 6th August 2017 at 10am (Gates open at 8.30am) A.B.S. Aluminium Facades Pty Ltd | Sara Grove, Tottenham 3012 Retiring from nearly 3 decades of successful professional operation of fabrication of aluminium shopfronts, windows, doors etc Complete dispersal of Vehicles, Trucks, Forklift, Complete stock lines, Workshop, Tools, the whole lock, stock and barrel. 2000 Mitsubishi Tray currently reg Alum tray clean & low kms, Triton Twin cab, Nissan fork 1.5ton contain mast in excellent order LPG puncture proof tyres Model KAPH02A26, McMillan compressor, Cut o saws, Multifunction adjustable saws of many types, 12inch H/D Table saw, ELU, LUNA, Walsh Bremmer, BGE, Elumatec – all quality brands. Unimig 240 Welder, All types combination ladders, On-site workboxes, Quantity of Dewalt, Bosch, Makita battery tools, Grinders, Drills, Popriviter, Glass lifters, Suction lifters, Ratchet tie downs, 4 x 1000kg bins, Work horses, Benches, Mobile trolleys, Lifting equipment, Roller benches, Clamps, Triton work centre, Pedestal drill, D/E grinder, Work lights, Vices, Lockers, Shelving racks, Trolleys, Lifting storage & transporting systems for glass, Lots of hand tools for a fully operational factory, All types of aluminium materials to make windows, doors, shopfronts & lots more. Beads, Glass, Door fittings, Clips, Screw, Silicon’s, Handles, Hinges, Closers, Spray cans, Complete Workshop & Tools of all types – Far to many to list. Photos & full Catalogue on our website closer to auction date. We also estimate 50 ton of new Aluminium - It would be a shame to see it to scrap. Again all Quality Materials, Workshop & Equipment. LIKE us on Facebook & Subscribe to our email list for more info. Inspection day of sale from 8.30am ~ Payment & Removal on day of sale by cash, EFTPOS or CC (FEE 1.5%) ~ 15% BP applies to all sales ~ Refreshments available

63-65 Matthews Ave (Cnr Green St) Airport West Vic 3042 Ph: 9370 5115 urbaness@tpg.com.au urbanfurnituresuperstore.com.au

Mon - appointment only Tues - Sat 9:00am - 5:00pm Sun 11:00am - 4:00pm

HUGE RANGE OF *DINING *LOUNGE *BEDDING *OUTDOOR FURNITURE * ART

M.E. Auctions - Clearing Sale Specialists Phone: 0418 509 134 | www.martinevansauctions.com

100% AUSTRALIAN CUSTOM MADE & EXCLUSIVE IMPORTED FURNITURE

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Ex-Hire/Ex-Display Furniture Cash & Carry SALE 8 DAYS ONLY 3rd August - 12th August (unless sold prior)

STEAMRAIL VICTORIA Presents The Maldon Experience

Saturday 9th September 2017 Join us for a historic journey back in time, when you changed trains at Castlemaine, to the branch line of Maldon or travel on to Bendigo and choose one of the great options we have for you to do.

Times to be confirmed, closer to the day

(Available to Maldon only) Adult $179pp Seniors $169pp Child (3-16) $139pp Maldon or Bendigo rail only: Adult $99pp Senior $89pp Child (3-16) $75pp Children under 3 travel free. (not guaranteed a seat)

Make it personal

All Return journey prices.

For more Information contact us on (03) 9397 1953 or info@steamrail.com.au

PH: 9890 0945 | 10 Hamilton Street Mont Albert 3127 montaljewellers@bigpond.com

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Departing Southern cross station at Approximately 7.40am, stopping at some suburban stations along the way.

Prices start from: Maldon 1st class:

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Get a group of friends together for the Perfect day out.

THE ART OF VALUE MAX KIRWAN BRINGS THE DEAL TO LIFE

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SEDAN S EDAN AND HATCH

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• Sports performance with dynamic design

FREE

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$16,990

BT-50 BT-50 T-5 T- 50 50

4X SINGLE 4X2 SINGLE CAB CAB XT X

DIESEL WITH STANDARD ALLOY TRAY

• Smart City Brake Support • Bluetooth® • Rear parking sensors + more

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12 MONTHS REGO 12 MONTHS CTP+ STAMP DUTY

DRIVEAWAY

$26,990

BRAND-NEW

CX-9

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• Cruise control • Bluetooth® • Hill Launch Assist

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$47,085

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AH: Guang 0401 541 323 or Alex 0422 053 238 | www.maxkirwan.com.au

Private Buyers only. Offers valid until 31 August 2017. ° Recommended Promotional Driveaway Price for New Mazda2 Neo manual sedan or hatch. ^ Recommended Promotional Driveaway Price for BT-50 4x2 Single Cab Chassis XT manual. # Recommended Promotional Driveaway Price for Mazda CX-9 Sport manual. + Mazda3 offer of Free Registration and Compulsory Third Party Insurance are for 12 months only, not available in conjunction with any other offer or discount.

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