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When Senator Penny Wong sat down with journalist Peter Barrett, and photographer Kristoffer Paulsen, in her Adelaide electorate office to share a snippet of her family life, it was unsurprising that commanding the halls of Canberra to reading bedside stories is not a stretch for this extremely busy mum; her time in public office has been characterised by power and compassion. This Mother’s Day will be the first for hers and many other families, since the marriage equality law was passed. Wong reflects on the impact of the campaign and the decision on family life, following an emotional 2017. ●

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Penny Wong’s rites of passage COVER STORY \ THE SENATOR TALKS FAMILY AFTER MARRIAGE EQUALITY

t a time when public interest in the private lives of politicians could be at its lowest ebb, it’s a brave or reckless MP who opens up to the media about her family. But for the usually very private Senator Penny Wong, last year’s marriage equality debate gave her no choice. The openly gay mother of two found her personal life taking centre stage in a divisive public discussion that caused distress to many people in the LGBTIQ community. The record shows that Australians answered emphatically “yes” to same-sex marriage. But now, almost six months after the law was changed, Wong has been reflecting on how the battle affected her family. “It’s a cliche, isn’t it, but children change your life. In very practical ways – a whole new level of sleep deprivation,” she laughs, “but they change your life also in terms of the relative weight you give things. And I got into politics because I wanted to make change and change the world, or the country, for the better. I think having kids gives that a different emotional resonance.” We are chatting in a spartan meeting room in the Labor senator’s electoral office in central Adelaide. Like climate change, she says, marriage equality is an intergenerational issue. But when elements of the “no” campaign resorted to implying that same-sex couple families were somehow “lesser” because they didn’t contain a mother and a father, it affected her deeply. “The stakes on that were raised by the way in which the debate proceeded, in that so many of

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those who were opposed to equality were prepared to use children as collateral damage, as collateral, in what I’ve described as the war against equality. I could accept that there were people who didn’t agree but I found it actually ethically untenable, the way in which they were prepared to use children as the basis on which they ran the argument.”

ong clearly hasn’t forgotten comments made by Joe Hockey on ABC’s Q&A, either. “If people really cared about kids, one would think you’d actually think about what it meant for children to hear persistently in the media that their families were somehow abnormal. Those were the messages. So, [the debate] was very important and it was important because of the principle of equality and because of people’s relationships. “People should have that choice and a loving relationship shouldn’t be discriminated against in the way that they were. But it was pretty important, I think, because of what it said to all our children about inclusion.” With her partner Sophie Allouache and their two daughters, Alexandra, 6, and Hannah, 3, Wong lives in an inner-southern suburb of Adelaide. Like most families, the couple juggles parenting and work with Sophie doing “more than the lion’s share” of the former. As Leader of the Opposition in the Senate and the Opposition spokeswoman for foreign affairs, Wong’s

schedule has her flying regularly to Canberra. To compensate, she tends to fly late on a Sunday and return early on Friday, in order to be home for family breakfast; she cooks when she can (curries and lasagne among her repertoire) and does school drop-offs, when her schedule permits. “What can you do?,” she says. “I think we still structure work on the [assumption] that there’s someone home doing primary caring responsibilities. I think that’s the reality.” Wong also loves reading to her children – currently she is flipping between the Winnie-thePooh collection and a fairy book series with Alexandra and various picture books with Hannah (favourites include There’s A Hippopotamus On Our Roof Eating Cake and A Lion In The Night Night). “Kids’ books are great – that has been a revelation; they’re so much fun. One of the best things I’ve done as a politician was I got to read at Writers’ Week, and the girls chose what I read.” As for Mother’s Day, the loose plan so far is to catch up with both her mother and Sophie’s. Meanwhile, Wong remembers dishing up badly made instant coffee and toast in bed as a child for her mum, although pancakes were preferred. Alexandra and Hannah are still a little young to carry on that tradition, she says. “We just usually have a nice breakfast. It’s usually a bit of a negotiation because Hannah loves pancakes, Xandra doesn’t like pancakes – she must be the only child in the universe who doesn’t like pancakes.”

“I wanted to make change and change the world ... for the better. I think having kids gives that a different emotional resonance.”

During the height of the marriage equality debate, says Wong, it was impossible to keep Alexandra oblivious to everything that was happening in the media. “She would ask whether people supported it or not and she wanted to go to shops that had the sign, you know, ‘This small business supports equality’. She’d say, ‘They support equality, mum, let’s go there’.” When the yes vote was announced on November 15 it brought the family great relief (not to mention Wong to tears – she’s still embarrassed about crying on national television). “[Alexandra] said, ‘We won, Ma,’ and I said, ‘Yeah, we did, darling. Isn’t it good?’ And now we just – everyone’s moved on. I think one of the changes is it doesn’t feel as much of a statement any more, does it? Sometimes you used to feel that being in public with Soph and the kids, some people used to regard it as a political statement ... but [now] it just feels like life.” Which brings us back to that central question. Why would Senator Wong – known for her methodical and excoriating intellectual take-downs of political rivals – be talking about pancakes and parenting with a journalist? “With all due respect, I didn’t get in to politics to talk about my personal life,” she begins, pausing to find the right words. “[With] the ‘yes’ vote, the country did a great thing and it meant a lot to a lot of people. And it meant a lot not just to those of us who are in samesex relationships but it meant a lot to people in the community for whom this really mattered … And it mattered a lot to parents in families like ours. It mattered a lot to us for our kids. So, I suppose I did want to express that again.” In past speeches Wong has maintained she fights for the world she wants her children to inherit. And so, whether conscious of it or not, this Mother’s Day at the Wong/Allouache household will be a special one. Because the world has changed. ●

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MUM’S THE WORD FOR TOP CHEFS’ MENU INSPIRATION

t all has to begin somewhere. Peering over the counter tops, licking the bowl and eventually being promoted to assistant egg cracker. It’s the place where a connection to food is born. The maternal figures of our childhood shape our introductions to food and, in our loyal eyes, are the experts of their own cuisine. But for those who turn cooking into a career, does mum’s food still take the cake?

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For Guy Grossi, it’s the smell of olive oil, onion and garlic that brings him back home. That, and a taste of his mum’s signature calamari ragu. “But I add a little turmeric and cumin when I make it; it’s used as a seasoning and adds a little lift,” Grossi adds quietly, his mum’s nearby, “but, I’d never tell her.” Grossi started learning young from his mum, Marisa Grossi. At six years old, he was cleaning beans, while getting a glimpse of his dad’s chef work on holidays and weekends. “Eventually it gets under your skin. We discuss food all the time, when we’re eating lunch, we’re discussing dinner.” But unlike the bright lights and heat of a restaurant, Marisa’s kitchen was the nurturing heart of the home. “The first spot you’d go to find her was the kitchen. She’d either be braising, cooking or making fresh pasta. And it was always generous, in nature and spirit.” In the same essence, Grossi’s Cellar Bar makes a bountiful

140 litres of bolognese each week, just the way his mum does. Marisa laid down firm sauce foundations from the beginning. “Mum taught me to always take enough time to sweat the onions properly, otherwise you don’t get the lovely sugars caramelising in the sauce.” So, if you smell onions sweating down next to Cellar Bar, it’s because Guy’s mum taught him so.

“The first spot you’ d go to find her was the kitchen. She’ d either be braising, cooking or making fresh pasta. And it was always generous, in nature and spirit.” - GUY GROSSI

Thi Le “Mum always says you should be feeding people like you’re feeding soldiers,” says chef Thi Le of Anchovy, “with lots of food that is nourishing and comforting.” And true to her word, when her mum, Hieu Le, is down from Sydney, you’ll find her in the kitchen cooking the staff meal for the whole Anchovy team. From making her trademark wraps packed with herbs, a bulk batch of pork-stuffed bitter melon soup, to preserving watermelon skin. When Hieu cooks, nothing goes to waste. Thi Le recounts her mum’s instinctive nose-to-tail approach to food and her frugal pickling habits, “and now all of a sudden everyone is preserving, mum was doing this for so many years and I just thought she was crazy”. Le arrived in Australia with her Vietnamese mother at two years old, after emigrating from Malaysia. “My ethos is how my mum likes to eat, and how we grew up eating. Most of the dishes at Anchovy are that, just reinterpreted.” It is this same maternal approach to sharing food that led Thi to cooking professionally. “Grandmas and mums, they’re just

Chef Thi Le honours her mum through her cuisine.

feeders. They just want to share. They get really excited about cooking something very simple and delicious. This is the reason the food at Anchovy is nurturing; there’s no tricks.” Just the way mum likes it. CONTINUES » P14

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Michael James From helping bake the Cornish pasties that once lined his grandma’s ironing board in the kitchen, Michael James of Tivoli Road Bakery has come full circle. Leaving Cornwall at 18 to work as a chef in London, Michael returned to baking when he moved to Sydney with his wife and co-owner Pippa. The Cornish classic is now available on Fridays in their busy South Yarra bakery. “In the heyday, we’d make pasties once a week and everything was done by hand,” says James. Sticking closely to the recipe, they use lard and beef fat for the pastry, beef skirt, potatoes, onions and swede. Alongside the pasty are Cornish saffron buns. “My grandma would make them and if not in bun form, they’d be a cake, and we’d have them as an after-dinner snack, toasted with butter,” James says. Like the nostalgic pastie, they’re also sold at Tivoli Road Bakery. Since James’s mum passing in 2010, and living far from his family in Cornwall, the essence of his childhood lives in the cabinets and on the shelves of his family-owned bakery.

Michael James of Tivoli Road Bakery, left. Charlie Carrington and his mum, Jacquie, right.

“In the heyday, we’ d make pasties once a week and everything was done by hand.” - MICHAEL JAMES

Charlie Carrington It makes sense that Peking duck was a revelation of cooking for Charlie Carrington, chef and owner of Atlas Dining, a restaurant with a revolving international menu. He was 10 when his mum Jacquie brought home all the ingredients to make the meal. “Honestly, mum will admit she’s a pretty average cook – there are some of the ‘Aussie-mum staples’ that she nails and always has, but I think she will admit that it’s better when I cook the family dinner.” Although what Jacquie lacks in culinary finesse, she makes up for in steadfast support and encouragement. “At the age of 15 when your mum helps you write an email to request work experience at a three-Michelin-starred restaurant in the UK and you get it, well, the rest is history,” he says.

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Rosa Mitchell â&#x20AC;&#x153;Voiu un caffĂ¨?,â&#x20AC;? Rosa Mitchell gently asks her mum in her restaurant Rosaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Canteen. Maria replies with a nod and shortly espresso cups arrive filled with percolator coffee, true Italian style. While Rosa and Maria are both stirring in a teaspoon of sugar, Rosa explains they have just spent four days making passata together. Both sipping almost in unison, she adds, â&#x20AC;&#x153;luckily weâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve written recipes down over the years, especially the salami, because sheâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s never measured a recipe in her lifeâ&#x20AC;?. Mitchell was seven when her family arrived in Australia in 1962 from Sicily. Just two years before she started cooking the family meals. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Mum and dad had to work, so I would cook, and because I cooked with my grandma so often it was intuitive.â&#x20AC;? Even though she admits all her aunties have slightly difference recipes, she uses her mumâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s in her restaurant. â&#x20AC;&#x153;I always tell customers itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s my mumâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s recipe, especially the cauliflower fritters. No matter where we go, or where we cook it, or who I give the recipe to, people love it and thatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a fact.â&#x20AC;?

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Colin Mainds When Colin Mainds, head chef at Cumulus Up, is in need of inspiration, he calls his mum Doreen in Scotland. â&#x20AC;&#x153;If Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;m at a stumbling point, like making this menu, itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s, â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Mum, Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve got these fantastic berries: what will I do?â&#x20AC;&#x2122;.â&#x20AC;? The answer has resulted in a sell-out dessert, every night. Known in Scotland as the cranachan, Mainds has named it mixed-berry sundae. Doreen now runs

her own confectionery business, making Scottish tablet (a variation of fudge), which is also a component in the sundaeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s crumb. Pasta is another dish from home. â&#x20AC;&#x153;She keeps it simple with a little butter, garlic and heaps of parmesan.â&#x20AC;? Mainds also serves his garganelli with a butter sauce and parmesan. Although he has added fine-dining flair, Doreenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s advice remains. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Mum always said to me, â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t get frustrated and keep a cool headâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;.â&#x20AC;? â&#x2014;?

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A day Far from Paris but perfectly at home in Adelaide, the blockbuster Colours of Impressionism show is a great excuse to visit the Art Gallery of South Australia. The new show features 65 masterpieces on loan from Musee d’Orsay until July 29. These colourful paintings reach across the centuries and represent one of the most popular and influential artistic movements. As the only place in Australia to host the show, the gallery has pulled off a coup with these top-notch works by Monet, Cezanne, Pissarro and others. Interestingly, the paintings are on display in the Elder Wing (a brave move replacing its classic Australian works). The show is organised through the use of colour, creating a fascinating understanding of the artists. Lunch at the gallery’s AGF + W cafe is recommended as is a stroll along the Adelaide riverbank. Finish off with an early dinner at the top-rated Peel Street restaurant. ADAM BRUZZONE

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Why not extend an arty day trip to a weekend? Breakfast at the iconic Lucia’s at Adelaide Central Market (where I spot ex-premier Jay Weatherill having a coffee) and then check out the quality regional produce. Cheryl Turner of Aus Food Tours knows all the best spots: try Jamu (vegan fare has rarely tasted so good); Providore for sweet treats; or Something Wild for the best native ingredients. SA is famous for its German sausages with none better than those at the Mettwurst Shop. Pull up a chair at the Latvian Lunchroom for a Kvass drink and rye sandwiches. Nearby the Jam Factory trains 10

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sking for a raise can be one of the scariest things you can do at work, but it doesn’t have to be. We’ve asked three experts for their advice on how best to back yourself. Wendy Syfret, is the head of at Vice Media Australia and is passionate about demystifying the pay-rise process. Before you start the conversation, she stresses, it’s important to work out what you think you are worth in the first place. “I figure the world is going to put a price tag on you, so you may as well beat them to it.” She notes that employers are investing not just in your current role, but your potential. “As long as you’re working hard, and always trying to grow in your job, you should always see yourself as their professional investment.”

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Claire Hooper, host of ABC financial literacy podcast The Pineapple Project, says that valuing yourself highly can send a positive message to your employer. “If you can confidently quote a large number, sometimes people will find it reassuring that you believe you’re worth that much.” So, how do you build your case for earning more money? Syfret recommends writing a position description for the role you’re currently doing, then comparing it to what you were originally hired for. Chances are you’re doing things that require a more complex skill-set. “You will probably see a lot of variations, which can build the spine of your case.”

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Carly Jacobs, co-host of the self-improvement podcast Straight and Curly, agrees that documentation is key. She notes that managers want proof that their investment will bring a return. “If you can show them you’re a good investment, there’s no need to worry about asking for more money.” And if your request for money doesn’t work out? There could be unexpected benefits. Just by proposing to have the conversation, you’ve brought yourself to the attention of higher-ups, who might think of you when other opportunities at work arise. “You’ve gone in; you’ve shown that you are certain about your own value to the company, and that you’re interested in more,” Hooper notes. “You’ve said so much about your attitude towards your own work by asking for one [pay rise].” Jacobs says that you should feel comfortable asking why the request was rejected.

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“Ask your manager for a detailed reason that the pay rise was knocked back.” There may be external reasons: a company-wide salary freeze, for example. “It’s also important to phrase your questions as solutions. ‘Why didn’t I get a pay rise?’ is a confrontational way of getting information. A better way to ask would be ‘Can you give some advice on how to improve so my next pay rise is accepted?’.” Why can talking about money be so awkward? Hooper notes that, culturally, we’ve been taught that it’s a bit impolite to talk about money. She says confidence is the key. “We should really back ourselves more.” Whatever the outcome of the discussion, Syfret notes that we should stop thinking that it’s somehow wrong to ask your boss for more money. “I always remind myself that people in positions of power speak about money all the time. This is natural for them.” ●

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or the past 37 years, Anthony Kirley has been working in education, shaping the academic minds of young students and encouraging them to be compassionate, follow their dreams and share knowledge. His own passion for education and strong spiritual faith started as a young student in Albury. Kirley attended Catholic primary schools, St Anne’s and St Patrick’s, where he first decided he wanted to be a teacher. “I always wanted to be teacher – I had great respect for those who taught me,” Kirley explains. “I wished to have a positive influence on students, to be able to motivate them, share my enthusiasm for subject content with them and shape their learning.” Kirley says he loved being a student, relishing the time he had to study his favourite subjects and play cricket and football with his classmates. “My best memories are of having the opportunity to study subjects I really enjoyed, especially mathematics,” he says. “Opportunities for sport and other activities such as camps and retreats were also some of the great memories I have.” Kirley joined Whitefriars College as principal at the start of the year, bringing his wealth of experience to the school. He moved from Kolbe Catholic College in Greenvale Lakes where he was principal (the school’s first) from 2007. It was here and at previous Catholic schools he worked at that Kirley refined his educational philosophy. “It’s about integrating faith with the culture and life of a developing young person, with priority given to fostering each person’s best expression of self, and being compassionate and encouraging,” he says. “To guide all to acquire skills, learn concepts, and make judgments, through a curriculum that is modern, varied and visionary. To promote student enjoyment of learning and excellence in learning.” Kirley’s previous work at an all-boys school in Melbourne, St Joseph’s, was one of the many reasons he applied for the role at Whitefriars – as was the school’s excellent reputation. “I have known for many years of the community’s high regard for Whitefriars College, through various associations and my work in Catholic education,” Kirley says.

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“I also recognised that formation in leadership is a lifetime pursuit and believe I have the selfdiscipline and the capacity to continue to develop and harness skills in a new setting; ready for change and diverse responsibilities at Whitefriars.” Kirley says what he loves most about working in all-boys education is seeing the school (and students) balance academic and extra-curricular activities each day as he did as a student. “It’s having a balanced focus on academic and extra-curricular activities, carefully planned and implemented in the ways boys learn best,” Kirley says. “The loyalty and trust boys have helps them learn the importance of strong bonds of friendship, teamwork and social interaction,” he says. There have been many rewards starting at Whitefriars but equally, Kirley says, he has found challenges in his new role as principal. “The biggest challenge is competing with the demands in a large school, of establishing new relationships with community members – students, staff, college, board, the Carmelite Provincial

Council and parents – with the ongoing responsibilities of leadership and management in any setting,” he says. Throughout his career, Kirley says he has received a lot of good advice, including taking a holistic approach to education to ensure the intellectual, emotional, social, physical and spiritual needs of the students are met. And this is something he looks forward to at Whitefriars, as well as giving students his own valuable advice. “I advise them to learn ‘how you learn best’. Take opportunities and look for ways of creating them. Listen to and respect others. Enjoy challenges. Share your knowledge. Seek support,” Kirley says. While in his early career Kirley was inspired by his teachers, he now takes inspiration from the strong community like those at Whitefriars, “working with a community that constantly reflects on ‘what is best for the students’; our core beliefs and Christian values; strong, positive relationships; student voice; and researching and experiencing examples of best practice.” ● MELISSA HEAGNEY

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iddleton is a boutique project designed to offer a new level in luxury living by Rob Mills Architecture & Interiors, the Melbourne design practice that recently won a global award for residential interiors. The $37 million project by Melbourne-based developer South Haven Group will comprise 16 luxury residences across four levels. The two- and three-bedroom apartments range from 146 to 260 square metres, with expansive terraces designed by Jack Merlo averaging 81 square metres, and are priced from $1.8 million to $4.2 million. Nestled high on Malvern hill with wide CBD views, Middleton’s sculpted form features a modernist grey-toned facade with solid brick piers softened by horizontal landscaped bands. South Haven Group Director of Development Jonathan Mott says there’s strong growth in demand for beautifully-designed, generouslyproportioned apartments in sought-after inner east locations. “Middleton offers the simplicity of apartment living without compromise on size, design or location.” ● LIZ MCLACHLAN

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cclaimed artist David Bromley’s artworks feature inside and out at The Residence, created by Mazzei Homes with architect Dan Webster, interior designers/artists David and Yuge Bromley and landscape architect Nathan Burkett. Recently launched at 57 Belmore Road, the five-bedroom home’s design visually connects diverse indoor and outdoor spaces via a spectacular doubleheight central gallery that fills both floors with natural light. Managing director Daniel Mazzei says Mazzei Homes have always built highend custom homes, but wanted something exceptional for this site. “We wanted to create an ‘art house’ working with leading Australian architects, interior designers, artists and landscape architects. This approach is used for elite multiresidential projects, but I believe it’s a first for a custom-designed house.” Prospective clients can book private, 90-minute viewings of The Residence which has a starting price of $1.15 million (without basement). As displayed the 728-square metre house is $2.6 million and has five en suite bedrooms, four interior and two outdoor living areas, a study, butler’s pantry and laundry with a five-car basement garage and storage. Inside, David and Yuge Bromley have created beautiful, welcoming spaces. Off the entrance an elegant, intimate living area is opposite a guest suite. Beyond, an open study with dual courtyard views is next to the expansive kitchen, dining and family living zone where a concealed door connects the butler’s pantry and laundry. Upstairs a central leisure area separates a palatial parents’ suite from three en suite family bedrooms. The parents’ retreat includes a fully-fitted dressing room and a luxe en suite with double vanity, free-standing bath and double-sized shower with skyline windows. ● LIZ M CLACHLAN

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FEATURE HOUSE GLEN IRIS \ 21 AINTREE ROAD 4

he clever architectural design of this stylish modern home maximises its footprint to suit growing families. Immediately to the left on entry is the property’s main bedroom, which opens via sliding doors to a private courtyard at the front of the home. A walk-in wardrobe adjoins this bedroom, along with a beautiful bathroom featuring terrazzo tiles, double shower, double vanity, tiled splashback, recessed shower storage and statement tapware. On the opposite side of the entry hallway is the storeroom/mudroom with outdoor access. The idea of this room is for residents to enter the home through the dedicated dirt zone to avoid trailing dirt through the home. The hallway – floored in engineered French oak – continues past the laundry and powder room to the openplan kitchen, dining and living area occupying the ground floor rear. The kitchen includes a statement marble top island bench and splashback, handle-less cabinetry, European appliances, fully integrated fridge and a butler’s pantry. There is also space for casual dining at the island bench. In the lounge room is a fireplace, concealed storage space and floor-to-ceiling glass windows framing views of the backyard. Stairs at the home’s entrance lead to the second floor designed with growing families in mind. The four bedrooms are of almost equal size, and all feature a built-in desk and wardrobe. The family bathroom, also with terrazzo tiles, is positioned at the centre of these bedrooms, featuring a large bath with shower head. Almost directly opposite is a second bathroom with a shower. Completing the upper floor is a rumpus room. Outside is a tiled area off the lounge room for outdoor dining looking over the lawn and tiled lap pool. Additional features of this home include a laundry chute, space for off-street parking in the driveway, heating/cooling and ceiling fans. The address is ideal for families with school-aged children; Korowa Anglican Girls’ School, Sacre Coeur, Malvern Central School (to which it is zoned) and De La Salle College are all within walking distance. Also in nearby are the many sporting facilities and shops on High Street, multiple trams and Cabrini Hospital Malvern. ● AMELIA BARNES property@domain.com.au

FINAL WORD “THE DESIGN OF THIS HOME IS EXCEPTIONAL, ALONG WITH THE BEAUTIFUL INTERIORS AND LANDSCAPING. THIS HOUSE REALLY IS A CLASS ABOVE.” CARLA FETTER – AGENT

AGENT \ Jellis Craig 9864 5000 PRICE \ $2.5 million – $2.75 million AUCTION \ May 12 at 10am Scan the code with the Domain app to view listing

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SOUTH YARRA \ 23 AIRLIE STREET 4

The right word for this home is grand. It has a grand marble fireplace and grand rooms. It’s also in one of Melbourne’s grandest neighbourhoods – the sought-after Domain precinct between the Royal Botanic Gardens and the Yarra River. Renovated by Melbourne firm Inarc Architects, this early Victorian four-bedroom home begins with an arched entrance hall. You’ll immediately notice the high ceilings and beautiful period touches, such as the cornicing and ornate detailing on the architraves. The ground floor has a formal living room and dining room, which leads to a modern open-plan kitchen and dining area. There is also a family room and study, as well as a spare bedroom and bathroom. The main bedroom upstairs has a walk-in wardrobe, built-in wardrobes and french doors leading to a balcony. A second bedroom has a built-in wardrobe. There are two bathrooms, while a large spare room can be used as an extra bedroom or rumpus room. Other features include a solar-heated pool, garden shed and hydronic heating and cooling. ● KATE STANTON AGENT \ RT Edgar 9826 1000 PRICE \ $8 million – $8.8 million EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST \ Close on May 22 at 3pm Scan the code with the Domain app to view listing

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PRAHRAN \ 96 HENRY STREET

A colossus of the Gascoigne estate, Kilburn is a house no family will ever forget. The interior mixes 1920s swank with cutting-edge contemporary: arrayed over three levels, it has four living rooms, formal and casual dining, two studies and five double bedrooms, including two main suites upstairs and down. Two outdoor dining areas include a barbecue kitchen overlooking the heated pool. The enormous bay-window dining room is made for banquets and balls, especially when teamed with the new marble kitchen, with Miele and Liebherr appliances and a butler’s pantry. Four first-floor bedrooms cluster around a retreat, and there’s a cinema. ● ALISON BARCLAY

Poised between the earthly delights of Chapel Street and Albert Park Lake, this cul-de-sac address promises good times of its own. A living area opening to a walled courtyard is where the magic might happen; it’s perfect for cocktails and dancing, and the courtyard can accommodate familysized dining. Thoroughly renovated, the single-level house has polished floorboards, plantation shutters and good storage. The floorplan is simple and excellent – two double bedrooms, a big bathroom/laundry with a freestanding tub, living and dining with a separate study. A highlight is the kitchen, sleek in stone with gas appliances and a pull-out pantry. ● ALISON BARCLAY

AGENT \ Thomson 9509 8244 PRICE \ $5.5 million – $6 million AUCTION \ May 19 at noon

AGENT \ Hocking Stuart 9509 0411 PRICE \ $1.1 million – $1.2 million AUCTION \ May 12 at 11.30am

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EAST MELBOURNE \ 160 POWLETT STREET 4

This stunning Federation Queen Anne terrace is in a coveted pocket of inner-city Melbourne. It is within walking distance of some the city’s most famous attractions, including Fitzroy Gardens, cafes and restaurants on Gertrude Street and the iconic Melbourne Cricket Ground. The house itself combines contemporary design with traditional period details, such as three marble fireplaces and a tessellated tile verandah. The sleek, modern kitchen at the back of the house has V-Zug appliances, a large island bench and polished concrete floors. Stacking sliding doors lead outside to a courtyard, deck and an off-street car space accessible via laneway. The main bedroom upstairs has built-in wardrobes and an en suite. Charming french doors open to a covered balcony looking out to the front of the house. The other rooms on this floor are flexible spaces that can be used as bedrooms (none of them have built-in wardrobes), although one has an open fireplace and can be used as a retreat. They share the home’s second bathroom. ● KATE STANTON AGENT \ Kay & Burton 9825 2565 PRICE \ $2.85 million – $3.1 million EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST \ Close on May 15 at 5pm Scan the code with the Domain app to view listing

BALWYN NORTH \ 101 TANNOCK STREET

ARMADALE \ 19A VALENTINE GROVE

With a pretty, English-style facade and the kind of light, bright interiors that Australians love, this house blends the best of old and new into something greater than the sum of it parts. A formal lounge with a bay window and adjoining dining room are to the right of the side entrance, while a Caesarstone kitchen and family area sit to the left. Rich hardwood floors are juxtaposed with crisp white walls. Out the back, there’s a timber deck and waterfall pool. The main bedroom upstairs has a walk-in wardrobe and en suite, and three further bedrooms share two bathrooms. A large rumpus room could double as a study or guest retreat. ● ERIN MUNRO

This three-bedroom house has already received plenty of press both at home and abroad, thanks to its striking contemporary form. Designed and owned by architect Jessica Liew, it combines natural and recycled materials, energy efficiency, and a soothing, retreat-like feel. Concrete floors, tumbled brick and hardwood timber walls, and antique Chinese screen doors feature throughout the ground level, which includes a formal living room, kitchen and family zone, and a central library fitted out with a Murphy bed for guests. Floor-to-ceiling windows along a hallway bring in the outside – which includes a fishpond. Bedrooms are all upstairs. ● ERIN MUNRO

AGENT \ Jellis Craig 9831 2800 PRICE \ $1.6 million – $1.76 million AUCTION \ May 12 at 11am

AGENT \ Marshall White 9822 9999 PRICE \ $2.5 million – $2.75 million AUCTION \ May 12 at 12.30pm

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HAWTHORN \ 26 SMART STREET 3

What makes Smart Street so smart? The park, the playground, the walk to West Hawthorn shops, and gorgeous Victorian cottages such as this double-fronted belle, whose daintiness conceals spacious living and a deep, flowery garden. With living, dining and family rooms and three double bedrooms on a single level, the house would make a superb long-term base for a growing family. The central hall opens to three carpeted bedrooms with wardrobes; one has an open fireplace. The original living room glows in Baltic pine and has a fireplace and bookcase. Hosts with the most will enjoy the modern extension, where dark-stained floorboards grace dining and family areas that open to the decked lawn. The white kitchen is chic in Caesarstone with gas appliances. The central bathroom is fully tiled and has a shower, bath and countertop basin; there’s also a bathroom/laundry with a shower. The property has video intercom, ducted heating and airconditioning. The rear lane offers potential off-street parking. ● ALISON BARCLAY AGENT \ Marshall White 9822 9999 PRICE \ $1.8 million – $1.95 million AUCTION \ May 12 at 10.30am Scan the code with the Domain app to view listing

CAMBERWELL \ 20 KERR CRESCENT

CAMBERWELL \ 20A CARRAMAR AVENUE

Original period features are preserved in this Californian bungalow, which has been renovated to create an airy, open floor plan that emphasises a flow between indoors and out. The expansive living and dining rooms at the front of the house are white with honey-toned floorboards, and feature brick open fireplaces and windows with period detailing. The kitchen has Bosch appliances and stone benches, overlooking the wide family room with bifold doors. The main bedroom, also on ground level, has a walk-in wardrobe that leads to a large en suite with double vanity. Upstairs, there are two more bedrooms. ● ERIN MUNRO

Gotta love Edwardian style; it gives such a smartly tailored air to houses built this century. This house has a vaulted, gabled first floor that evokes classic story-books. The ground floor is contemporary to the core, with a big living area that opens on two sides to courtyards. Tasmanian oak floorboards and stone and granite finishes ensure resilient good looks. The kitchen has Smeg appliances, ample storage and a dining area. Three double bedrooms include one downstairs with the bathroom adjacent, and two upstairs, the main with an en suite and walk-in wardrobe and attic store room. The double garage has internal access. ● ALISON BARCLAY

AGENT \ Fletchers 9836 2222 PRICE \ $2.3 million – $2.5 million AUCTION \ May 12 at 10am

AGENT \ RT Edgar 8888 2000 PRICE \ $1.7 million – $1.85 million AUCTION \ May 12 at 11.30am

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AGENT

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Kay & Burton

57 69

ARMADALE 34 Seymour Ave 40 Hampden Rd

Marshall White

16 Glassford St

Marshall White

19a Valentine Gve

Marshall White

ASHBURTON Fletchers

6 Bona St

1/11a Marquis St

Marshall White

6 Meaden St

Marshall White

87 Victory Blvd

Marshall White

Paton

152

BALNARRING Frankston-Flinders Rd

BALWYN

AGENT

PAGE

ADDRESS

Jellis Craig

110

2a Paxton St

Jellis Craig

126

44 Central Park Rd

Kay & Burton

Marshall White

114-116 Finch St

Kay & Burton

155 Summerhill Rd

Marshall White

26 Hughes St

Marshall White

4 Millewa Ave

Marshall White

100

36 Howard St

Thomson

149

Biggin & Scott

Sotheby’s

Fletchers

Marshall White

56 Kerferd St

4 Fairview Gve

RT Edgar

137

52 Vincent St

RT Edgar

142

MELBOURNE

HAWTHORN

1/214 Albert St

24 Glen St

Jellis Craig

109

20 Falmouth St

Jellis Craig

122

1 Allen St

Jellis Craig

124

3a Fordholm Rd

Penthouse 5/431 St Kilda Rd

MONT ALBERT 16 Grace St 20 Gordon St

Kay & Burton

12/480 Glenferrie Rd (fronting Callantina Rd) Kay & Burton

Kay & Burton

MONT ALBERT NORTH

1/1 Hood St

29 Kalimna St

Jellis Craig

127

1-14/6 Power Ave

Kay & Burton

18 Sutton Pde

Kay & Burton

22 Linda Cres

Marshall White

46 Urquhart St

Marshall White

OAKLEIGH

RT Edgar

147

26 Smart St

Marshall White

2/54 Wattle Rd

Marshall White

8 Singleton Rd

Fletchers

125

14 Payne St

7 Maleela Ave

BALWYN NORTH

Jellis Craig

47 Albion Rd

49 The Boulevard

68 Nungerner St

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4/285 Tooronga Rd

18 Salisbury St

AGENT

21 Aintree Rd

Fletchers

4 Kinsale Cres

6 Logie St

Jellis Craig

114

Marshall White

100

Marshall White

101

Woodards

152

Marshall White

101

PORT MELBOURNE

HAWTHORN EAST

25 Beach St

PRAHRAN

Jellis Craig

118

9 Condor St

Jellis Craig

105

85 Greythorn Rd

Marshall White

11 Gillman St

Kay & Burton

6 Packington Plc

Jellis Craig

127

6 Hatfield St

Marshall White

4 Stanley Ave

Kay & Burton

44a Harvey St

Jellis Craig

128

RT Edgar

144

RT Edgar

139

Jellis Craig

119

101 Tannock St

9 Ajana St

BENTLEIGH 5 Marston St

Jellis Craig

121

BLACKBURN 44 Gardenia St

Fletchers

BOX HILL NORTH 27 Severn St

Jellis Craig

122

BRIGHTON 98a Dendy St

Kay & Burton

20 Kerr Cres

Fletchers

1/9 Gilbert Pde

Fletchers

12 Morey St

Jellis Craig

120

3 Doonkuna Ave

Jellis Craig

123

2/12 Cooloongatta Rd

Jellis Craig

124

Marshall White

CAMBERWELL

10 High Rd 20a Carramar Ave

RT Edgar

145

4/214a Wattle Valley Rd

RT Edgar

146

131 Highfield Rd

RT Edgar

138

CANTERBURY 12 Logan St 1 Flinders Ave 2/53 Chaucer Cres

32 Clarke Ave

Jellis Craig

116

Kay & Burton

Marshall White

Jellis Craig

123

CAULFIELD NORTH 8 Wootton Gve 51 Fitzgibbon Cres

Greg Hocking Persichetti

129

Marshall White

Abercromby’s

151

Marshall White

ELTHAM 10 Sweeneys Lne

Jellis Craig

121

FLINDERS 18 Stokes St

23 Iris Rd

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33 Molesworth St

27 Ryeburne Ave

Marshall White

SOUTH YARRA

Thomson

148

2 Beaconsfield Rd

KEW 17 Selbourne Rd

Kay & Burton

33 Motherwell St 19 Ralston St

Kay & Burton

The Penthouse/20 Chambers St

Kay & Burton

Buxton

9/45 Marne St

Kay & Burton

1/100 Mount St

Caine

104

1/264 Walsh St

Kay & Burton

1 Glendene Ave

Jellis Craig

106

21 Millswyn St

1 River Retreat

Jellis Craig

107

23 Airlie St

10 Argyle Rd

Jellis Craig

108

19 Edgecombe St

Jellis Craig

115

ST KILDA

1/33 Stawell St

Kay & Burton

28 Eildon Rd

129 Wellington St

Kay & Burton

SURREY HILLS

36 Yarravale Rd

Kay & Burton

10/176-178 Union Rd

11 Tregarron Ave

Marshall White

6 Ross St

4 Marshall Ave

Marshall White

13 Chester St

42 Stevenson St

Marshall White

1/15 Blackburn St

13 Dunlop Ave

Marshall White

TOORAK

31 Ridgeway Ave 12 First Ave 8 Raheen Dve

1 Cascade Dve

Marshall White

Nelson Alexander

128

RT Edgar

143

Caine

104

23a Frater St

Jellis Craig

126

21 Baker Ave

Marshall White

48 Ramsay Ave

Marshall White

KOOYONG Marshall White

MALMSBURY 21 Walsh St

RT Edgar

153

12-14 Hamilton Rd

Abercromby’s

150

63 Wheatland Rd

Jellis Craig

113

17 Euston St

Kay & Burton

19 Ashley Gve

Marshall White

37 Claremont Ave

Marshall White

1 Willow St

Marshall White

RT Edgar

136

41 Thanet St

GLEN IRIS 6 Grandview Ave

Marshall White

MALVERN

ELSTERNWICK 44 Hartington St

Marshall White

31 Cole St

23 Avenel Rd

DIXONS CREEK 79 Pauls Lne

11 Leura Gve

KEW EAST

CAULFIELD

ADDRESS

1b Grong Grong Crt

Fletchers

RT Edgar

135

Marshall White

Fletchers

Jellis Craig

117

Jellis Craig

120

Marshall White One

102

Jellis Craig

125

Kay & Burton

10 Scotsburn Gve

Marshall White

62 Grange Rd

Marshall White

Penthouse/6 St Johns Ln

Marshall White

662 Orrong Rd

Marshall White

37 Lambert Rd

Marshall White

75 79

2/14a Woorigoleen Rd

Marshall White

3/7 Grange Rd

Marshall White

75 Mathoura Rd

Marshall White

51 Canterbury Rd

Marshall White

102

7 Teringa Plc

RT Edgar

130

9 Cole Crt

RT Edgar

131

2 Torresdale Rd

RT Edgar

132

3 Glyndebourne Ave

RT Edgar

133

69 Irving Rd

RT Edgar

134

2/12a Bruce St

RT Edgar

140

6/1 Irving Rd

RT Edgar

141

2/408 Toorak Rd

RT Edgar

147

Jellis Craig

152

Pat Rice & Hawkins

151

TRENTHAM 31-33 Park St

MALVERN EAST 64 Alma St

8/30 Lansell Rd

Marshall White

WAHGUNYAH

Fletchers

82 Manning Rd

Jellis Craig

111

193 Distillery Rd

Hocking Stuart

16 Chanak St

Jellis Craig

112

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23 Iris Road Glen Iris 4

In a quiet street celebrated for its proximity to private schools, transport, parkland & fabulous shopping, this single-level four-bedroom, twobathroom plus a study residence with a north-east tropical garden with a heated pool is beautifully appointed & perfectly positioned for family living.

Inspect Wed 12-12.30pm Sat as advertised

Auction Sat 19 May 10.30am

Contact Andrew James 0411 420 788 Tony Doh 0419 316 676

hockingstuart.com.au

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MELBOURNE PENTHOUSE 5/431 ST KILDA ROAD

PENTHOUSE LIVING Sweeping views that are across the city skyline, Fawkner Park, Albert Park Lake and Port Phillip Bay, this expansive penthouse apartment in Melbourne's most iconic tree-lined boulevard offers comfortable 3 bedroom accommodation awaiting refurbishment to transform to an inner-city residence of unrivalled elegance. Accommodation offers: • Large and spacious living and dining areas overlooking St Kilda Road and the Bay through floor to ceiling windows • Well appointed separate kitchen with adjacent informal dining area • Corner master bedroom enhanced by sunrises across Fawkner Park and city views, ensuite and walk-in robe • Two further double bedrooms with parkland views • Central bathroom • Separate laundry • Two side by side secure parking • Roof top private pool for exclusive use of penthouse apartments only and gymnasium • Close proximity to lifestyle restaurants, cafes, Royal Botanic Gardens, National Gallery and Arts Precinct

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Saturday 12th May at 12:00pm Wednesday 12:00-12:30pm Saturday 11:30-12:00pm Tom McCarthy 0418 326 897 Michael Tynan 0430 163 902 305 High Street Prahran 9520 9000

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Morrell. The top end. We bought it. Why does that matter to you? Because, at the top end, more is being bought off-market than ever before. Now more than ever it’s who-you-know; and nobody knows the who’s-who of the top end better than the people who have bought more of it than anyone. That’s us. And now you know. What’s happening at the top end? See Top End Trends www.morrellandkoren.com.au 1800 982 622

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Residence 1,33 Stawell Street Kew 3

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Residence 1 is truly bespoke, occupying the entire ground level with over 235sqm of living spaces which seamlessly integrates an additional 82sqm of private outdoor terraced gardens into the lived experience. Features include a media room, 3 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, study space, side by side double garage plus 18sqm of additional storage.

Complemented by luxury fittings and fixtures and custom designed joinery, this is one of 5 limited edition residences in the Cuprum development located in the heart of the Studley Park heritage precinct.

PRIVATE SALE

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Geoff Hall

0419 006 488

cuprum-residences.com.au

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1B Grong Grong Court Toorak

EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST

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19 Ralston Street South Yarra

EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST

3.5

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PENTHOUSE, 20 Chambers Street South Yarra EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST

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44 Central Park Road Malvern East

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3A Fordholm Road Hawthorn

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12/480 Glenfe f rrie Road fe (Fronting Callantina Rd) Hawthorn AUCTION

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11 Gillman Street Hawthorn East

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9/45 Marne Street South Yarra 2

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34 Seymour Avenue Armadale 3

1.5

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114-116 Finch Street Malvern East 5

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17 Euston Street Malvern 3

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98A Dendy Street Brighton 3

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50% SOLD

1-14/6 Power Avenue Hawthorn 3

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4 Stanley Avenue Hawthorn East 3

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49 The Boulevard Hawthorn 2

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36 Yarravale Road Kew 4

2.5

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AUCTION SATURDAY 129 Wellington Street Kew 3

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18 Stokes Street Flinders 4

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East Melbourne | 1/214 Albert Street â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Barringtonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Luxury Whole Floor Apartment Set in a boutique block of only four, this luxurious whole floor apartment with direct lift access earns its exceptional entertaining credentials whilst a lifestyle of distinction is assured just moments to Fitzroy Gardens, the CBD, transport, Smith Street and Gertrude Streets wonderful restaurants and shops. Step inside this beautiful home spread with luxurious precision across the grand-scale open-plan living/ dining area, overseen by a large kitchen and flows out to a balcony whilst a second lounge room also seamlessly links to its own private balcony. Accommodation abounds with three bedrooms, which are copiously sized for relaxation.

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EOI Closing

Monday 14th May at 5.00pm

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Wednesday 12.00 - 12.30pm Saturday 1.00 - 1.30pm

Contact

Sarah Case 0439 431 020 Rudy Van Der Berg 0405 204 450

Office

03 9825 0555

E-mail

sarah.case@sothebysrealty.com

Website

msir.com.au

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27 Ryeburne Avenue, Hawthorn East This elegant and grand brick Edwardian family residence graces a magnificent, lush garden oasis showcasing classic period attributes and impressive proportions typical of its era. An entrance hall leads to a gracious formal sitting room and beautiful dining room opening to the wisteria-clad verandah, 4-bedrooms and a periodstyle bathroom. Through to an expansive family domain serviced by a well-appointed Euro kitchen with granite benchtops plus a 2nd bathroom, rear fitted study & a laundry with cellar/storeroom; flowing to an outdoor dining & entertaining area & the preferred north facing garden. Features include alarm, OFPs, ducted heating, roof & garden storage plus a dble carport. Within walking distance of several of MelbourneÂ´s finest schools and Swinburne University and multiple train/ tram options. Land: 1,196sqm approx. Auction Saturday 19th May at 11.30am Inspect Thursday 1.15-1.45pm & Saturday 12-12.30pm James Tostevin 0417 003 333 Sally O'Connell 0413 474 474

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11 Tregarron Avenue, Kew

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10 Scotsburn Grove, Toorak

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62 Grange Road, Toorak

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40 Hampden Road, Armadale

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Penthouse, 6 St Johns Lane, Toorak

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16 Glassford Street, Armadale

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662 Orrong Road, Toorak

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4 Marshall Avenue, Kew

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22 Linda Crescent, Hawthorn

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37 Lambert Road, Toorak

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46 Urquhart Street, Hawthorn

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11 Leura Grove, Hawthorn East

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42 Stevenson Street, Kew

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Residence 2, 14A Woorigoleen Road, Toorak

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10 High Road, Camberwell

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3/7 Grange Road, Toorak

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75 Mathoura Road, Toorak

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28 Eildon Road, St Kilda

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155 Summerhill Road, Glen Iris

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6 Bona Street, Ashburton

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6 Meaden Street, Ashburton

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14 Payne Street, Glen Iris

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21 Baker Avenue, Kew East

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47 Albion Road, Glen Iris

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19a Valentine Grove, Armadale

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87 Victory Boulevard, Ashburton

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68 Nungerner Street, Balwyn

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85 Greythorn Road, Balwyn North

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6 Hatfield Street, Balwyn North

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2/53 Chaucer Crescent, Canterbury

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51 Fitzgibbon Crescent, Caulfield North

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44 Hartington Street, Elsternwick

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36 Howard Street, Glen Iris

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26 Smart Street, Hawthorn

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2/54 Wattle Road, Hawthorn

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31 Cole Street, Hawthorn East

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13 Dunlop Avenue, Kew

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31 Ridgeway Avenue, Kew

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48 Ramsay Avenue, Kew East

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23 Avenel Road, Kooyong

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19 Ashley Grove, Malvern

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37 Claremont Avenue, Malvern

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1 Willow Street, Malvern

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26 Hughes Street, Malvern East

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4 Millewa Avenue, Malvern East

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1/1 Hood Street, Mont Albert

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18 Sutton Parade, Mont Albert North

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25 Beach Street, Port Melbourne

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A4 B3 C2 Situated in a quiet street sits this grand four bedroom, three bathroom, double garage family home. With huge open plan kitchen and living, rumpus room or home theatre and unrivalled outdoor entertaining area with spa, this property is sure to impress.

T m Bayly 0478 073 308 To Paul Caine 0407 393 900

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A2 B2 C2 Commanding the northwest corner of a boutique block of only nine residences, sits this beautiful two bedroom, two bathroom, two car space delight in the heart of the Sackville Ward. A bright apartment with a superb renovation and generous proportions throughout is bookended by two sensational outdoor entertaining areas.

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Caulfield North, 8 Wootton Grove The palatial proportions of this modern 4-bedroom, 4.5-bathroom architectural masterpiece provide an exceptional environment of world-class luxury and entertaining excellence. The interior is a work of art, the spaciousness spectacular and the fit-out superb yet family friendly. Featuring vast formal and informal zones, alfresco decks, gourmet Miele kitchen, second kitchen, rumpus room, home office/bedroom, heated pool and array of high-end finishes. Spanning 1,000 sqm of north-facing Golden Mile land in Caulfield North, itÂ´s close to prestigious schools, transport and shopping strips.

Elsternwick 9532 7399

4 4.5 2 1 EOI Tuesday 29th May at 5pm (unless sold prior) Inspect By Appt Thurs 6-6.30pm, Sat & Sun 1-1.30pm Contact Leonard Persichetti 0417 319 900 Lucy Redman 0419 777 160 Campbell Kilsby 0402 212 093

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WAHGUNYAH | VIC “The Tuileries” in the Famous Rutherglen Wine Region Magniﬁcent Sunday Creek Frontage

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A stunning solid brick architect designed residence sited in an extraordinary and expansive garden of spectacular proportions A home of magniﬁcent quality, four bedrooms, three bathrooms, huge formal dining room/lounge, stunning open-plan kitchen/meals/living and screened alfresco verandah Long picturesque frontage to the Sunday Creek, split level garden rooms, wisteria walk 10 acre vineyard (Cab Sav) and permanent water supply, 24 megalitre high security water share, bore Pinnacle of beauty and lifestyle living

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Contact:

Peter Hawkins - 0418 317 440 phawkins@prh.com.au Rob Childs - 0419 579 558

13 Hectares - 32 Acres

rg.childs@bigpond.com.au

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BALNARRING BEACH ‘YOUR OWN SLICE OF BEACH’ This spectacular 5y.o. four bedroom plus study home weds contemporary luxury with a premium beachfront location. A dream come true by anyone’s standards, this breathtaking home is set on 669sqm suitable for both weekenders and permanent homemakers. PLUS 1/3rd interest of beach frontage allotment Open for Inspection Saturday & Sunday 1pm Expressions of Interest closing 15 May 2018 @ 1pm 2 Mentor Road Balnarring Beach Melway 193 C10 Blane Paton 0409 435 314 Michael Phoenix 0408 675 361

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