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End of an era: Demolition underway as Manly Waterworks turns off taps for good
Investing
End of an era: Demolition underway as Manly Waterworks turns off taps for good
Nicole Kidman and her gang used its famous waterslides to escape the cops in an iconic scene in the 1980s teen flick, BMX Bandits. Now, more than 40 years on, the Manly Waterworks has announced …
Blue chip buy in tightly held Perth western suburbs strip
Buying & Selling
Blue chip buy in tightly held Perth western suburbs strip
A heritage listed Tudor style mixed-use landmark building situated in the heart of Perth’s affluent western suburbs has hit the market. Situated at 134 Stirling Highway, Nedlands, the 1936 built building was designed by renowned …
Flash flooding, fine dining and risking it all: Shannon Bennett on the changing face of Melbourne’s hospitality scene
News
Flash flooding, fine dining and risking it all: Shannon Bennett on the changing face of Melbourne’s hospitality scene
When Australian chef and entrepreneur Shannon Bennett moved his fine dining restaurant Vue de Monde from Carlton to the 55th floor of the Rialto in 2011, he mortgaged his house twice to make the dream …
“End of an era”: The gritty Sydney suburb close to Neale Whitaker’s heart
Inspiration & Style
“End of an era”: The gritty Sydney suburb close to Neale Whitaker’s heart
Interior design expert Neale Whitaker joins a new season of Foxtel’s Love It Or List It Australia this October, and recently swapped his regular TV gig on The Block to join the 7 Network’s My …
Original Ettamogah Pub for sale: Wonky walls with a straight shooting $50 million price tag
Buying & Selling
Original Ettamogah Pub for sale: Wonky walls with a straight shooting $50 million price tag
There are few roadside landmarks as instantly recognisable as the Ettamogah Pub – a cartoon strip brought to life with crooked walls and a vintage truck on its iconic red roof. The original version of …
From pit stops to pastries: The making of croissanterie Lune
Inspiration & Style
From pit stops to pastries: The making of croissanterie Lune
From aerospace engineer at Formula 1 in the UK, to becoming Australia’s most acclaimed croissant specialist; world-acclaimed Lune Croissanterie founder Kate Reid is still living life in the fast lane -albeit swapping cars for baked …
Melb: ‘Australia’s worst hotel’ site’s next stage after selling for $3m+
News
Melb: ‘Australia’s worst hotel’ site’s next stage after selling for $3m+
A notorious ex-Coburg North motel once plagued by violence and drugs rating has sold. Find out what its future holds.
Dinner and a show: Neighbouring pub and theatre for sale in much-loved country town
Inspiration & Style
Dinner and a show: Neighbouring pub and theatre for sale in much-loved country town
A popular pub and the long-dormant theatre next door have hit the market, offering investors a “perfect package” with the potential for creating a new hospitality precinct. The Lawson Park Hotel and the neighbouring Regent …
Caffeine high: Why early morning sober dance parties are all the rave
News
Caffeine high: Why early morning sober dance parties are all the rave
It’s nine o’clock on Saturday morning and a Gold Coast rooftop venue is going off. As the morning sun filters through the top floor of JuJu Restaurant, activewear-clad punters dance to high-energy house grooves. Everyone …
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