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ON THE GRAPEVINE

THE LOO PAPER EPIDEMIC

BONDI BEACH

Anchor Bar & Restaurant

A real locals favourite tucked away at the southern end of Bondi’s famous Campbell Pde. This trendy small bar with a pirate theme, specialises in cocktails and creative global dishes, and serves fresh food, cocktails and rock 'n' roll.

8 CAMPBELL PDE, BONDI BEACH 0422 936 277 www.theanchorbondi.com

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Oroton, Double Bay

Present Australians with a problem and it’s not long till they start working to solve it, and at the same time joking about it! Which explains the above image of Double Bay auctioneer Damien Cooley leaving Kiaora Place after having successfully auctioned rolls of toilet paper to shoppers leaving Woolworths in Double Bay. Damien sold them for $1,000 and also donated the same amount himself, and was able to to donate $2,000 to charity 'Kids Giving Back'. This ranks alongside the conversation overheard in a nearby chemist “Do you have anything that kills Coronavirus?” “Ammonia Cleaner” was the reply. To which the retort was “Sorry, I thought you worked here.” None of this is to understate the seriousness of Coronavirus, or the impact it will have on the community and the economy. An impact that has already closed sporting events and will continue to be felt for months to come. An impact that will change the way that countries, worldwide, start to view strategic relationships, “just in time” stock management, and their thoughts about Globalisation. The community too has surprised itself by witnessing the antics of a few 'toilet roll' hoarders and wondered at just what they were thinking. Fortunately, they are a small minority and the vast majority have sought knowledge and information and instinctively fashioned their own behaviour to minimise spreading and catching the virus. It can be distilled to 10 points: 1. Wash your hands frequently, with soap or microbial sanitizer. 2. Use antibacterial wipes to clean public surfaces. 3. Limit visitations to elderly and aged care facilities, and keep up-to-date with

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ever evolving guidelines. 4. Self-isolate for 14 days if tested positive. 5. Sneeze/cough into the pit of your elbow. 6. Stock two weeks of groceries. 7. Be aware, but not alarmed. 8. Avoid touching your face. 9. Avoid dense crowds and large gatherings. 10. Don’t panic! As in many cases, it seems that the “wisdom of crowds” provides sound answers even with imperfect knowledge. Which is good, because so much is still unknown about COVID-19. On a brighter note, it is now being reported that three Brisbane scientists are hot on the heels of creating a vaccine by using the infectious properties of the virus as a weapon against itself. Keith Chappell, Paul Young and Trent Munro may yet prove to be Australian heroes, adding to the long list of successful Aussie pioneers before them. Concerning Eastern Suburbs Life, we will now be putting more energy into distributing the digital version of the paper which can be read online at any time. It can easily be found on the home page of www.easternsuburbslife.com (together with a link to all past editions). In this issue of the paper we are also pleased to announce the launch of “Bayside News”. It is a 4-page liftout in the centre pages of the paper and covers news from the many bays between Elizabeth Bay and Watsons Bay, as well as, their adjoining suburbs. Thank you, as always, to our readers, contributors and those who work with us. We hope you keep well and that between us we can slow the spread of the virus so that it does not overwhelm the health care system. Regards and take care...

Greg Prior

Double Bay is delighted to welcome Oroton to the Cosmopolitan Centre in Double Bay. With over 80 years of commitment to innovative design, using time honoured materials and techniques, Oroton delivers beautiful fabrics, fresh colour palettes, supple leathers and modern hardware.

22 KNOX ST, DOUBLE BAY 1800 061 047 www.oroton.com

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On The Waterfront

A waterfront construction, repairs and maintenance team dedicated to harbour and waterway properties. Our activities include complete construction of sea walls, jetties, decking, pontoons, piles, sea stairs and sea pools. Over 40 years combined experience.

0408 223 030

www.onthewaterfront.sydney

MAROUBRA

If The Florist, Maroubra

Beautiful flowers for every occasion. This amazing space has been created and you will never want to leave! Featuring beautiful homewares sourced locally and overseas with gorgeous collaborations from local artists and space available for community events

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YOLANDA AUSTIN Owner of 'Hair by Yolanda' boutique Hair Salon in Elbon Arcade, Double Bay 0403 779 400

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Mand’s Indian Restaurant

An excellent tucked away Northern Indian restaurant just moments from Randwick’s Coach & Horses Hotel, and providing a rich menu of fresh, natural ingredients, wholesome sauces and flavourful spices. All food is natural and freshly prepared daily.

139 AVOCA ST, RANDWICK 9398 5237 www.mandsindianrestaurant.com.au

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MEETING THE COVID-19 CHALLENGE EASTERN SUBURBS

CAN HELP YOU WITH YOUR BUSINESS

The Coronavirus Pandemic has come out of the blue and in the matter of days hit everyone for six. Businesses with years of successful trading are floored, people are self isolating, cafes and public venues are empty, and the economy is going into a nosedive. Despite this everyone knows we must carry on and find new ways to keep the wheels turning. We know our behaviour must change and that we must watch our budgets, but beyond that we’re not quite sure. On the basis that “We are either part of the solution, or part of the problem” Eastern Suburbs Life has put together some ways we think we can help.

PROMOTE YOUR BUSINESS ONLINE FOR FREE

To help promote your business online for free we have created three new websites: • To publish Classified Adverts: www.easternsuburbsclassifieds.com • To publish Special Offers: www.easternsuburbssavers.com • To publish News & Directory Entries: www.easternsuburbslife.org

SHARE INFORMATION ON SOCIAL MEDIA FOR FREE To share information on Facebook for free we have created the following Facebook Groups: • Eastern Suburbs Life Buy, Sell & Swap • Eastern Suburbs Life Classifieds • Eastern Suburbs Savers

PROMOTE YOUR BUSINESS IN HARD COPY FOR 6 MONTHS FOR $200

We know it’s tempting to say, “We’ll spend nothing on advertising”, but the crisis will end one day and it’s vital to maintain brand awareness until that time comes.

THE OFFER INCLUDES:

• A free online Community Directory entry • A Hard Copy Classified Advert in 4 Editions of Eastern Suburbs Life • The same advert in 4 Editions of our Digital Paper • Integrated Social Media Marketing • Free Classified Advert Design For more information:

Greg on 0408 998 058 greg@easternsuburbslife.com

FREE COMMUNITY FACEBOOK GROUPS

Community Facebook groups are a great way of keeping people up-to-date with what you are doing. For details of our free Facebook Groups visit

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A NEW APPROACH TO COMMUNITY PUBLISHING

Eastern Suburbs Life believes that publishing community news can be a joint venture between the public and a community publisher. After all, who knows more about what is happening in a local community than the people who live and work there? We have now used Social Media to let us create a structure where this can happen, and scale it to provide Digital and eventually Hard Copy News. It covers the area from Potts Point to Watsons Bay and Rose Bay to Little Bay. We are looking for people to help publish news in the following community areas: Bondi, Double Bay, Maroubra, Paddington, Potts Point, Randwick, Rose Bay, Waverley and Watsons Bay. If you can use Facebook, you can help. If you would like to be part of this project, on a voluntary, or paid basis:

Greg on 0408 998 058 greg@easternsuburbslife.com

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WHAT ELSE CAN WE DO TO HELP? If you can think of other ways, we can help email :

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In a speech in Cape Town in June 1966, Kennedy said: “There is a Chinese curse which says, “May you live in interesting times.” Like it or not we live in interesting times. They are times of danger and uncertainty; but they are also more open to the creative energy of men than any other time in history.” We hope our suggestions are of some assistance and wish all our readers and contributors good luck and good health, in the challenging months ahead.

For full details visit www.easternsuburbslife.com

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4 WELLBEING

Ed 17, Mar - Apr 2020

Australia is home to many amazing people. One such person is Graeme Milbourne Clark, born in Camden, NSW in 1935.

Graeme Clark finished his secondary education as a boarder at Scots College in Sydney in 1951, then went to the University of Sydney graduating with honours from an MB, BS degree (1957). Fresh from medical school, Dr Clark worked at the Royal Prince Alfred and North Shore Hospitals as a resident medical officer (1958-59). Then he specialised as a registrar in neurosurgery and otolaryngology (1961). In the early 1960s Graeme spent time as a surgeon and senior registrar in otolaryngology in the UK. He returned to Australia in 1963 to take up positions in Melbourne at the Royal Victorian Eye and Ear Hospital and the Alfred, Austin and Repatriation General Hospitals. Not satisfied with the treatments available to profoundly deaf patients, Graeme Clark returned to the University of Sydney to embark on further study. He completed both an MS (1968) and a PhD degree (1969). Graeme Clark then went on to develop the world’s first multi-channel cochlear implant, which has provided or restored the precious sense of hearing for many hundreds of thousands of people worldwide. The successful development of the cochlear implant has widened its application, from to all people who simply cannot obtain sufficient benefit from hearing aids and yet may

Cue the services of Home Sweet Home Nursing. Committed to ensuring people can stay in the comfort of their own home as long as possible, HSHN has two people at the helm that go above and beyond to maintain high standards of medical assistance. Their quality of nursing experience and expertise offers a unique service which makes a real difference. Between them, Marella Stigler and Karen Kelly have over 60 years’ experience as registered nurses. Their combined expertise covers public and private residential care, community care as well as private home nursing and they maintain an enthusiastic focus on individual care. Marella has personal experience in this area – an experience which inspired the creation of HSHN. “Instead of a hospital atmosphere – which can be noisy and you can’t have family coming in and out, I brought my dad home for six weeks before he died; he had family and his animals around him.” This ensured his peaceful passing within a caring, loving environment. It’s this family atmosphere that is HSHN’s point of difference. Why did they start this service? “We believe in really caring about the person;

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have significant residual hearing, such as having a moderate-to-severe hearing

loss or no usable hearing in one ear. The most common age for an Australian to obtain a cochlear implant is in their 70s or 80s, when our natural hearing often ‘wears out’. Graeme Clark earned the title of Professor Graeme Clark in 1970 and is truly an Australian hero. If you know someone who is struggling with hearing, then contact the team at Edgecliff Hearing who are experts at hearing aids and implantable hearing devices, such as the cochlear implant.

EDGECLIFF HEARING

9327 8280 hearing@edgecliffhearing.com.au www.edgecliffhearing.com.au

Care with skill plus As our community ages, people are seeking safe alternatives to ensure loved ones are treated with dignity, as well as, skill in a caring environment.

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the person we’re looking after,” Marella emphasises.

An obvious advantage of Home Sweet Home Nursing is personal service available around the clock: “Not many agencies can say they have a clinical nurse specialist running their business or available 24/7 – because we care,” enthuses Marella, who is a specialist in aged care, dementia and palliative care as well as being a clinical educator. “I go with staff and teach them on the job, and I’m on the phone 24 hours a day to support them.” The extensive services offered by HSHN cover care in the areas of daily visits, respite, hospice and palliative, dementia, 24-hour (live-in), post-hospital as well as leisure and lifestyle and nursing home support. Such good care often requires nursing supervision to ensure pain relief and comfort. “I’m passionate about what I do and want to keep people at home as long as possible. Everyone loves home!’” Marella says. As Home Sweet Home Nursing’s motto emphasises: “Because You Can’t Always Be There But We Can.”

HOME SWEET HOME NURSING CARE

LEVEL 5, 203-233 NSH RD, EDGECLIFF 1300 000 170 www.homesweethomenursing.com.au

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When you need to improve your hearing, Edgecliff Hearing can provide you with the best advice. Our mission is to identify and provide the best solution for every unique hearing problem. We are independent from the hearing device manufacturers and ear, nose & throat specialists with whom we work closely. Our clinics are located in Edgecliff, Bella Vista, and a visiting clinic in Penrith. We have a sister clinic in Campbelltown. Edgecliff Hearing combines leading-edge hearing technology and hearing rehabilitation practice. Our audiologists are discreet, caring experts with the highest ethical standards, and are backed by friendly and efficient support staff.

EDGECLIFF HEARING

SUITE 301, EDGECLIFF CENTRE, 203-233 NEW SOUTH HEAD ROAD, EDGECLIFF 9327 8280 hearing@edgecliffhearing.com.au www.edgecliffhearing.com.au

EAR WAX REMOVAL SPECIAL BOOK A $65 EAR WAX REMOVAL AND GET A FREE HEARING CHECK AT THE SAME 30 MINUTE APPOINTMENT

kindness

The pair knows what patients and clients want – and need. This extends to their team of quality carers, numbering 30 and growing with an expanding clientele. “We’re very strict about who works for us: they have to be kind and like what they’re doing.”

PHILLIPPA HUNT

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HAIR&BEAUTY 5

HAIR BY YOLANDA MORE THAN CUT & COLOUR Hair by Yolanda, has been in Double Bay, since 2013, and before that she was with a larger salon in Woollahra for 11 years. The salon, is a boutique-style, one-woman business. Most of her clients have been coming to her for years. "I have seen them marry and have children. Now they’re telling their daughters, if you’re going to get your hair coloured for the first time, go to Yolanda!" It is not just Yolanda’s cutting and colouring skills that draw clients to her salon. You see, Yolanda is more than just a hairdresser to them. She is a trusted friend.

AUTUMN beauty TIPS

The cooler weather means taking a different approach to your skincare. In the autumn, the air becomes drier, and combined with wind, indoor heat and other factors, your skin can really suffer. Here are some handy beauty tips that will help you get through autumn.

EXFOLIATE

To save your skin from becoming dull, lacklustre and dehydrated during autumn, up your exfoliation to twice a week. Exfoliating regularly, helps to remove dead skin cells that can hinder the absorption of any moisturisers or serums.

INJECT MORE MOISTURE HYDRATE INSIDE OUT

Good hydration, from the inside out. Be sure to sip water regularly throughout the day; when the temperature drops, it can be tempting to reach for the tea and coffee, but keeping caffeine to a minimum will do both your skin and hair a favour in the long-run as it can be dehydrating and contribute to skin feeling tired and dull.

Having a super-moisturising facial product in your arsenal really is one of the most important autumn beauty tips to give your skin the edge against the elements. Make sure you avoid any cosmetics that contain drying alcohol (ethanol/alcohol denat), as this synthetic nasty strips your skin of moisture and can cause it to become dry and irritated.

Yolanda Austin is a Londontrained hair stylist and colour expert with a small salon tucked away in Double Bay’s Elbon Arcade.

SUPERIOR QUALITY HAIR PRODUCTS

Yolanda sources the best quality hair products from manufacturers such as Alfaparf Milano. She only uses products that are free of harmful chemicals and will keep your hair in good condition. "For example, the Alfaparf Milano shampoo is sodium, laurel and sulphate free and the colours are ammonia-free. Even though we’re using strong chemicals, we do our best to protect the hair."

ONE-ON-ONE HAIRDRESSING EXPERIENCE

"When you’re a hairdresser you’re also a counsellor and sounding board,’ Yolanda says. “I try not to give advice, but sometimes it’s impossible not to. But what is said in the salon, stays in the salon!"

Yolanda describes herself as a skilled all-round hairdresser, with particular skills in the colour department. She sums up her point of difference as giving the client "a one-on-one hairdressing experience."

The salon has two styling chairs plus a reclining chair for shampoos. The shampoo chair also gives you a back massage. "Because of the salon’s small size, there are never more than two clients in at the one time," says Yolanda, who studied hairdressing at the London College of Fashion, and worked in Knightsbridge.

"You’ll never be thrust over to the junior for the end of colour blow dry. You’ve got me from beginning to end."

USE A NOURISHING HAIR MASK

DON’T FORGET BELOW THE NECK

HELP OUT YOUR HANDS

Clean Out Your Makeup And Skincare Supplies Each season, you should go through your beauty products and toss any old or expired products. Wash makeup brushes with warm soapy water and replace your old makeup with some of falls hottest new colors.

Your hair can also suffer when the weather turns colder and heating comes on. With a decrease in humidity, your hair can become dry, prone to breakage and split ends. Restore moisture to your hair with a deeply nourishing hair mask.

Probably the most common cold skin quandary is dry, sore hands. This isn’t really surprising as our hands are often exposed to the elements, whether it's searching for keys or tapping away on our phones, we often neglect them when it comes to skin care. Because the skin on your hands doesn't produce as much natural oil as the rest of your body, this area is much more prone to dryness, especially in colder weather.

HAIR BY YOLANDA

ELBON ARCADE 4/402 NEW SOUTH HEAD RD, DOUBLE BAY 0403 779 400

We pay a lot of attention to keeping the skin on our face in top condition, but many of us forget to look after our skin from the neck down. It is easier to ignore dry limbs when they are covered in layers of knitwear, but taking an extra two minutes after a shower to apply an organic body lotion can transform your skin.

CLEAN OUT YOUR MAKEUP AND SKINCARE SUPPLIES

Each season, you should go through your beauty products and toss any old or expired products. Wash makeup brushes with warm soapy water and replace your old makeup with some of autumn's hottest new colors.

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Ed 17, Mar - Apr 2020

CHANGING THE WORLD

“ One globe at a time!” Light Up Kingsford, boasts a 350 sq metre showroom with over 400 fittings on display. But what sets them apart from other lighting businesses is their unique consulting and design service.

Established in Kingsford for over 35 years, the huge showroom of lights can't be missed. Owner, Simon Waine, a regular Light Up Kingsford customer, was approached 3 years ago to run the showroom and jumped at the chance. Prior to that, Simon's worked as an Electrical Contractor for 32 years and was also involved in Entertainment Industry Lighting Design and Production. The timing was perfect and he hasn't looked back. Simon has a passion for designing lighting for gardens and was even approached to be part of the famous Chelsea Garden Show in London. "I approach every job like it was my own house" says Simon. "And I Iike to break the rules of lighting design." Simon and his team have over 55 years of experience between them, and unlike other lighting businesses the staff are all technically trained to accommodate customers'specialised requirements. As well as that, they also offer an on location lighting design service where an expert will come to your home and work with you

to design your perfect lighting plan. They source the best lighting products from around the world and are constantly keeping their range up-to-date with the latest styles, trends and innovations.

They also rebuild and repair all types of lighting and lamps, especially taking time with your older fittings that have sentimental value. "It's something we really enjoy doing providing a new lease of life to these objects." Light Up Kingsford, specialise in design consultation, energy efficiency and colour rendering services and design all with competitive pricing. If you think you’ve seen a better price on the same product elsewhere, Light Up Kingsford will offer price matching! From interior, exterior to garden lighting, consultation and design Light Up Kingsford, is "changing the world one globe at a time!" If you want ensure your lighting project is handled professionally and to a high standard, Simon is the man to go to! He will be happy to introduce you to his team of highly skilled and reliable tradesmen.

LIGHT UP KINGSFORD

404 ANZAC PDE, KINGSFORD 9663 1214 www.lightupkingsford.com.au

FINDING A GOOD ELECTRICIAN

Finding a good electrician is not the hardest thing in the world to do, but if you want to avoid wasting good money on a bad result you need to do a bit of work. The obvious first step, for those who can, is to talk to a friend, neighbour or relative. Most will know of a local electrician who can be trusted and their recommendation is always a good first step. Alternatively, If you’re new to the Eastern Suburbs you can ask for advice on local community Facebook groups. Or you can plunge right in and select one online, or in a local paper or magazine. No matter which way you go you’ll still have to do your own checking, so first find out: • Exactly what sort of work is required. • Whether you need an electrician in the first place. • Whether the electrician is licensed and registered as an electrical contractor. • Where the electrician is based. • How reliable and trustworthy the electrician is. • What the electrician will charge for the job. In Australia, you’re legally allowed to change your own light bulbs and operate your appliances in the manner for which they’re designed. For most other work you may need to hire a qualified, licensed electrician.

Here are some tips that may help you in your search for an electrician.

1. FIND A LOCAL ELECTRICIAN

This will be more convenient, and should ensure that you’re not being charged for the electrician to travel to the job.

2. GET SEVERAL QUOTES

Compare a few quotes, not all electricians will charge the same amount for the same work, but they should be reasonably similar. Check out reviews online.

3. CHECK WITH OTHER TRUSTED CONTRACTORS

If you’re having a kitchen renovated, there’s a good chance that the builder will know a good electrician who he or she’s comfortable working with. Get it all bundled in the one price, if you can.

4. ASK TO SEE THE ELECTRICIAN’S LICENCE

Your electrician should have no problem with showing you this, or with you doublechecking with the state authority to ensure that the licence is valid.

5. CERTIFICATE OF ELECTRICAL SAFETY

You should receive safety certificates for any work that’s done.

FEATURE 7

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Bondi

BUZZ www.bondibuzz.com.au

• BONDI PAVILION MAKEOVER • BONDI RESCUE • WHAT'S ON BONDI • TALKING TAROT • • BUSINESS LOCATOR MAP • BONDI RESCUE • WALKABOUT - BONDI JUNCTION • WHAT'S THE BUZZ? •

BONDI PAVILION MAKEOVER TO BEGIN SOON Bondi Beach Pavilion is about to get a $38 million facelift after years of political infighting and community protest over the project. Due to commence in May, the works will transform the 92-year-old building’s interior and courtyards, while the gatehouse entrance facing Campbell Parade will be restored to create an inviting entry point. In addition, the pavilion will get a new roof of terracotta Spanish tiles, which were part of the original building's ‘Spanish mission’ and art deco mix. "It is the cultural and social heritage of the building that people mostly think about, but it also has architectural merit as well," Waverley Mayor John Wakefield says. The project has been designed by renowned architectural firm Tonkin Zulaikha Greer (TZG), which says it “aims to protect and celebrate Bondi Pavilion’s heritage whilst creating contemporary and flexible cultural, community and commercial facilities and spaces.”

OPPOSITION TO EARLIER RESTORATION PLANS

The original plans by Waverley Council were met with strong opposition from locals who believed the building was being over commercialised.

The campaign was spearheaded by famous Bondi residents including actors Michael Caton of 'The Castle' fame and screen legend Jack Thompson. In May 2016, hundreds of placard-waving locals protested against the plans, draping a huge banner across the front of the pavilion saying ‘MAKEOVER NOT TAKEOVER.’ The community outrage helped to topple the Liberal-led council, with Labor gaining a majority and Mayor Wakefield overseeing extensive community consultations, after which the Bondi Pavilion Conservation Management Plan (CMP) was put in place. The CMP, adopted by Waverley Council in June 2018, recognises the Pavilion as the centrepiece of Bondi Park, community life and grand point of entry to Bondi Beach from Campbell Parade.

A HUB FOR COMMUNITY AND CULTURAL ACTIVITIES

A focal point of the transformed pavilion will be a cultural space called the ‘Bondi Story Room’, where the history of the local area, including its indigenous heritage, will be on display. More space will be provided for the art gallery and the music studios will be renovated in their current location. A renovated space for community radio station Bondi Radio will be created alongside

ARTIST IMPRESSION OF COURTYARD AREA the music studios and the pottery studio will be expanded with construction of a second kiln. The main foyer on the ground floor will become a flexible display and function area, while the current first floor community space, including the Ocean and Seagull Rooms, will be renovated and continue to be used for events and functions, with a renovated bar and servery. Outside, the

courtyards will be levelled and landscaped, with no car parking allowed. And there’s good news for beachgoers who want to ‘spend a penny’ – there will be new toilet, shower and change facilities along the northern wall of the pavilion.

ANTHONY MAGUIRE

NOTE SOME EVENTS WILL BE POSTPONED DUE TO COVID-19

WHAT'S ON

BUZZ

Bondi

BONDI DREAMS Martin Smith

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MELODY THE MERMAID: ADVENTURES IN THE KINGDOM OF THE SEA

BONDI ICEBERGS POOL The 50m saltwater pool is a popular spot for sunbathers and for walkers on the Bondi to Coogee walk.

A photographer’s vision of the iconic Bondi Beach in all its moods. Martin Smith first glimpsed the beach some 53 years ago and it was love at first sight. Since then, he has visited the beach at all times of the day and night, and in all the seasons. WHERE: BONDI PAVILION GALLERY, BONDI BEACH WHEN: MAR 24–APR 5, 10AM-5PM

The Bondi Icebergs have been a landmark of Bondi for 100 years, and if you want to become a member of the oldest winter swimming club in Australia, you must swim three Sundays a month for a period of five years. WHERE: 1 NOTTS AVE, BONDI BEACH

www.icebergs.com.au

Melody The Mermaid

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Valerie Taylor is recognised around the world as a pioneering ocean explore, marine conservationist, cinematographer, photographer and author. Less well-knownis her first career as an illustrator and cartoonist.

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As part of Waverley Council’s celebration of 60 years of The Bondi Mermaids, the words and paintings of her children’s book 'Melody The Mermaid: Adventures in the Kingdoms of the Sea', will be presented throughout the Waverley Library Atrium. WHERE: WAVERLEY LIBRARY GALLERIES, BONDI JUNCTION WHEN: MAR 26 – APR 26 MON-FRI 9.30AM-9PM: SAT 9.30AM-3PM SUN 1-5PM

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BONDI MARKETS

Established in 1993, Bondi Market stalls are filled with clothing from up-and-coming designers, handmade jewellery, exotic imports, retro-chic furniture, vinyl records, one-off vintage pieces, homewares, art and so much more. Bondi Markets are a treasure trove of unique pieces. WHERE: BONDI BEACH PUBLIC SCHOOL, BONDI BEACH WHEN: EVERY SUNDAY 10AM-4PM

AN EVENING OF TOM WAITS SONGS Steward D'Arrietta

Curator Talk: AUSTRALIAN OF THE YEAR

This exhibition pays tribute to the eight extraordinary Australians chosen as the state and territory recipients for the 2020 Australian of the Year Award. Each recipient was asked to choose an object of personal significance, something that could tell us about their lives, aspirations and experience. Join curator Laina Hall, who has worked on the show four years running, to gain behind the scenes insights and a sense of how this unique exhibition comes together. WHERE: WAVERLEY LIBRARY, BONDI JUNCTION WHEN: APR 30, 10.30-11.30AM

BONDI Pavilion

The Bondi Pavilion hosts many activities in the centre throughout the year, including theatre productions, events, festivals, art exhibitions, regular classes to attend, pottery classes, workshops, screenings and more. WHERE: BONDI PAVILION, BONDI BEACH

Ceramic bird, Rachel Downie, 2020 Qld

This lively, passionate and demented rock journey is not only for Tom Waits fans but for anyone who loves music, storytelling and all round great entertainment. WHERE: BONDI PAVILION THEATRE, BONDI BEACH WHEN: APR 3, 7.30PM

STEWARD D'ARRIETTA

You'll find luxury labels, organic cosmetics, locally made activewear, playful jewellery and ethically made denim, all in this backstreet parallel to Campbell Pde, Bondi Beach. WHERE: GOULD ST, BONDI BEACH

Bondi Beach SEA ART WALL

The Bondi Beach Sea Wall has been in operation since the late 1970's and has featured a mix of street and contemporary art with strong social and political messages throughout the decades.

CURATOR TALK: AUSTRALIAN OF THE YEAR

Over the years, the Bondi Beach Sea Wall has hosted the work of some of the best know street artists across the globe. Featured art works have ranged from collages, stencils, pop art, textworks, love notes and memorial portraits. WHERE: BONDI BEACH PROMENADE

BONDI’S Ocean Pools

Ocean pools came into fashion as part of the trend towards swimming as a competitive sport.

BONDI TO COOGEE Coastal Walk

Recreational and competitive swimmers needed a place to do laps, safe from strong waves and the risk of shark attacks.

This 6km walking track on the eastern suburbs coastline, dips in and out of Sydney's most popular beaches.

There’s the Wally Weekes Pool at the northern end of Bondi beach, which has the kiddie paddling pool Mermaid Baths next to it. Then on the south side, there’s Bondi Baths and, who could forget, Bondi Icebergs. WHERE: BONDI BEACH

The full stretch takes you by Waverley Cemetery. You can swim and snorkel at Gordons Bay, and you’ll pass several ocean pools and local swimming spots; Bronte Pool and Coogee’s rock pools. WHERE: BONDI BEACH TO COOGEE

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The name “Bondi” comes from the Aboriginal word that means “water breaking over rocks” or alternately “noise of water breaking over rocks.” Another reference for the word “Bondi”corresponds to the place where a fight using “boondi” sticks took place. “Boondi” simply means fighting sticks.

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MAGGIE MAY FLOWERS

Here at Maggie May Flowers, it is our main focus to create your dream arrangement. Whether it be for a wedding, birthday celebration, corporate function, hen's night, baby shower or just simply weekly house flowers. We offer same day delivery for all orders placed before 1pm AEST.

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BEACH ROAD HOTEL

Dust off the sand and enjoy your home away from home. Beach Road Hotel, only 10 mins walk from Bondi Beach, is an eclectic, vibrant hotel with affordable accommodation, iconic band room, thriving saloon bar, two restaurants, family-friendly beer garden and a newly refurbished cocktail bar – 'The Valley'.

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PHD Hair is known for its expertise in colour techniques, the latest cutting and styling trends and it’s use of sustainable, non-toxic products. PHD Hair is committed to the ongoing professional development of it’s stylists and delivering best in class solutions for clients.

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*INTRO SPECIAL

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Talking Tarot

ARIES star sign: You are a very adventurous and a fast acting character. Advice for 2020 is to think carefully about your money investments. Possible growth ahead in the work industry but dont rush and take time in making decisions. TAURUS star sign: As you are very ambitious, there are positive vibes coming your way and you tend to mostly get your own way. But be open to other suggestions as they can be of benefit to you. Being honest and direct can help you achieve your goal. As explained in my columns in previous editions of ESL, the Tarot Cards hold alot of information that can help you in the future. They are thousands of years old and hold many secrets. They are an amazing tool that you can get more information about yourself than you think. When first facing the task of reading the Tarot Deck I found them to be a great guide to me by seeing the pictures in front of me that told a story. They were thorough enough to gain my confidence. There are also some Tarot Card images which could be a need for calm and meditation. There are 78 cards in the Tarot Deck The cards are divided into 4 suits just like an ordinary pack of cards, 22 Major Arcana Cards which hold greater secrets and 56 Minor Arcana Cards which refer to ordinary life with all its joys and hardships. Wishing you all a good Love and Light ....

FOR PRIVATE READINGS/ LEARN TO READ TAROT 0414 273 104 Ruth.tarot@bigpond.com www.tarotruthmarks.com.au

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My walk begins on the corner of Council and Waverley Streets and ends at the Bondi Waverley Bus Depot. An easy walk, that points Bondi Junction's past history and present developments. With this COVID-19 situation, it's important to exercise!

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Crossing the road, I head down Spring St, and pass Easts Leagues. The club was established in 1958 on the first floor of the iconic Bondi Beach Pavilion, and formed with the sole purpose of raising revenue to support and endorse the Eastern Suburbs District Rugby League Football Club, and is now known as the Sydney Roosters. Easts Leagues has occupied the building in Bondi Junction since 1968.

Continuing down Spring St and crossing Newland St..I pass the Boot Factory. The Boot Factory, was a former shoemaking factory at the rear of Norman Lee Place at 27-33 Spring St and was completed in 1915 by William Sidaway and Son and was last restored by Council in 1986. It has been vacant since 2007, and in 2013, Council undertook significant remedial structural works to ensure the stability of the building until an alternative use could be found.

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Waverley Council in partnership with North Bondi Surf Life Saving Club is building an advanced response lifesaving facility to improve volunteer lifesaving services at North Bondi. The new storage facility being built under the promenade will give volunteer lifesavers direct access to the sand and is in response to increased patronage at our famous beach. The North Bondi amenities block and Council’s beach gym will remain open during construction. The promenade and showers near the surf club will be closed for the duration of construction and pedestrian detours will be in place. The nearest showers are located above North Bondi kid’s pool. It is anticipated that the project will be completed in Spring 2020, weather permitting.

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In 1994, Westfield bought a controlling stake in Bondi Junction Plaza from AMP and renamed it Westfield Bondi Junction Plaza. In 2000, Westfield purchased the Carousel Centre and the remaining stake in Bondi Junction Plaza. I take a detour down Bronte Rd, passing the 'Tea Gardens' opened in 1854. It was named The Waverley Tea Gardens and the surrounding area quickly took that name, quickly shortened to simply "Tea Gardens", which stuck for the next 30 years.

I pass Waverley Library, then onto Oxford St, where there are more high-rise developments. Fortunately, they have saved a beautiful facade on the corner of Denison and Oxford St.

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The Waverley Cemetery Coast Walk project has won the Excellence in Infrastructure award at the 2020 Stormwater NSW Awards for Excellence. Waverley Council completed the project in late 2018 after a major storm caused a landslip and subsequent shutdown of the coast walk adjacent to Waverley Cemetery. The area had problems with stormwater within the cemetery and coast walk landscape. Council, in collaboration with Hydraulic Engineers from Group, designed a stormwater system that now captures and distributes stormwater through artificial rainwater gardens and hanging swamps. These gardens are planted with endemic plant species contributing to the unique coastline biodiversity. The stormwater treatment system and associated landscape works have created a functional aesthetic space for coast walk users with amazing views of the coastline and the cemetery.

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The depot closed in 1959 for conversion a to bus depot. Today, only the southern section of the car shed remains, the northern section having been demolished. It remains in use as State Transit's Waverley depot. Look at extended walk of BJunc...passing TV's famous 'Bondi Vet' premises on Ebley St, and various community art projects . Don't miss WALKABOUT - CHARING CROSS in Ed 18...and remember to get out and walk, and appreciate the surrounds.

The project is now in the running to win the Excellence in Infrastructure national award to be announced mid-2020.

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Exhibitors included the Pritzker awardwinning architect Glenn Murcutt and the multiple award-winning architectural firm Candalepas Associates, both of whom have used concrete to create stunning places of worship.

CONCRETE: a new look Who knew how versatile concrete is? Delicate concrete pots, doorstops, trays, planters, statuettes, candle holders, jewellery displays, gnomes – who’d have thunk it? With a history of over 3000 years, concrete was first used by the Egyptians in building the pyramids before the Romans produced what today is known as hydraulic cement-based concrete. However the secrets of concrete were lost with the fall of the Roman Empire, not to be rediscovered until the early nineteenth century. Of course, our harbour city is renowned for landmark concrete structures such as the Sydney Opera House and the Anzac Bridge, which are admired by visitors and locals alike.

ADAM GOODRUM, CONCRETE BENCHES FOR OVOLO NISHI, 2014. PHOTO: JOSHUA AYETT CANDALEPAS ASSOCIATES, PUNCHBOWL MOSQUE, 2018 PHOTO: RORY GARDINER

However, as a material that has the rare quality of offering seamless textures, the extensive range of concrete objet d’art now available for decoration – as well as the more traditional use in home construction – is surprising as well as delightful.

Other outstanding examples of novel concrete applications included striking outdoor furniture by celebrated designers Adam Goodrum and Alexander Lotersztain while thought-provoking sculptural works were displayed by leading visual artists Jamie North, Abdul-Rahman Abdullah and Megan Cope. The infinitely varied surface and intricate detail offered by concrete was showcased by jeweller Inari Kiuru. The exhibition was produced by Adelaide’s Jam Factory. A quick online review reveals how concrete is being employed in many incredible artistic ways – and how small and inexpensive decorative items offer ‘on-trend’ décor to spruce up your abode with delicate designer touches.

Recent exhibition CONCRETE: art design architecture at the Australian Design Centre showcased its amazing aesthetic dimensions as well as its functionality. This exhibition revealed the innovative ways that concrete is being used by contemporary Australian artists, designers and architects in a variety of products, projects and works, from fine, hand-crafted jewellery to spectacular buildings.

Angelo Candalepas’ design of Sydney’s Punchbowl Mosque features a concreteringed dome with an ornamental ceiling; this in turn features 99 cast-concrete quarter-domes, each displaying one of Allah’s 99 names in gold calligraphy inside, as well as a 20mm skylight, so the building can be lit from outside, like a series of stars in concrete. Quoting Candalepas from the ADC interview: “<Concrete> can be made to appear as though it was a liquid, so if you are pouring your building into place… it’s like it is in suspended animation.”

JAMIE NORTH, REMAINDER NO.10,2017. PHOTO: COURTESY OF THE ARTIST & SARAH COTTIER GALLERY, SYDNEY

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Bayside NEWS

• BELLEVUE HILL • DARLINGHURST • DOUBLE BAY • ELIZABETH BAY • PADDINGTON • POTTS POINT • • ROSE BAY • RUSHCUTTERS BAY • VAUCLUSE •. WATSONS BAY • WOOLLAHRA • THE BOLTED POST • • WHAT'S ON BAYSIDE • NEW FACE OF DOUBLE BAY • BAY SPONSORS •

WELCOME TO THE EASTERN SUBURBS BAYSIDE LIFTOUT

On Jan 18, 1788, Captain Arthur Phillip sailed into Botany Bay; but shortly after travelled North to enter what would be come Sydney harbour. It is thought that the first landing in Sydney harbour was on Jan 21, at Camp Cove. He had found a harbour that he thought could be settled and easily protected. One that offered many landing places to explore the surrounding countryside. In particular, on the southern shore, between what is now South Head and Circular Quay, there were many bays ideal for this purpose. This section of the paper is dedicated to news and information about these bays (from Elizabeth Bay to Watsons Bay) and their adjoining suburbs. Together they form some of the most historic suburbs in Sydney (and Australia). Broadly, if you are in Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs and can easily catch a view (or glimpse) of Sydney Harbour you are in one of those suburbs. Our aim is to keep you up-to-date with what is happening in this area as well a bring you snippets of history.

GENTLEMEN’S FINERY IN THE HEART OF ROSE BAY Quality clothing for stylish men of all ages is offered by new menswear store The Bolted Post. As soon as you walk in the door, you’re met with fine fabrics and classy taste. For The Bolted Post proprietor Anelia Bozinovska, her architectural background and keen interest in design inspired the shop design as well as the choice of clothing lines. “When I was looking for inspiration for the fitout, I aimed to make it a men’s oasis,” Anelia explained. The name derives from the interior architecture: featuring over 1000 stainless steel bolts with impressive tall wooden posts of solid Jarrah, it gives the impression of a stylised forest. “It has a very nurturing feel while still being masculine and powerful.” Having lived with her family in Rose Bay for 30 years, Anelia knows the area well and loves the location so was keen to extend on her retail involvement, especially having also recently opened a ladieswear shop nearby in New South Head Road. “There are no menswear stores in the area so that’s why I was excited about the idea. And

people who buy here, come back – a lot.” Customers range in age from 19-90 years but all desire a smart, but comfortable classic or sharp look. The fabrics are soft and luxurious, mainly cottons, wools and linens. The top seller is men’s trousers. An amazing choice is offered through the extensive size range – from 16 inches right up to larger sizes (52 inches). “The younger men often come in, see the pants and grab them.” And The Bolted Post offers a quick $15 hemming service. For those looking for the rare and elusive two-pocketed shirt, look no further! “We specialise in them,” Anelia informs. The Bolted Post is all about fine luxury clothing and accessories. “We’re trying to build up a total men’s emporium,” Anelia enthuses. “We have beautiful products, very reasonably priced – especially for people who live in the area, and want men to feel indulged a bit.”

THE BOLTED POST

10C DOVER RD, ROSE BAY 0408 272 609 www.theboltedpost.com.au

For instance, did you know that Juniper Hall was named after the juniper berries used to make the gin created in Sydney’s first legal distillery built about 1820 near the bottom of Cascade Road? To help with this we have created an open “Bayside News” Facebook Group (which any Facebook user can join to share “Bayside News”) as well as “Bayside News” Directory & Articles sections on www.easternsuburbslife.org/baysidenews - Both are free to anyone who can pen a few words and take a picture. We’re also looking for people on a voluntary, or paid basis, who would like to help us give momentum to this project that celebrates the present day activities and history of the suburbs that “gave birth” to Australia. BAYS between Elizabeth Bay and Watsons Bay: Rushcutters Bay, Double Bay, Rose Bay, Hermit Bay, Vaucluse Bay, Shark Bay, Parsley Bay, Watsons Bay and Lady Bay. ADJOINING SUBURBS: Potts Point, Darlinghurst, Paddington, Woollahra, Bellevue Hill, Rose Bay, Vaucluse. (Also with harbour views Bondi Junction and Dover Heights).

TO TAKE PART IN THIS PROJECT CALL GREG ON 0408 998 058 greg@easternsuburbslife.com

NOTE SOME EVENTS WILL BE POSTPONED DUE TO COVID-19

What's on Bayside EASTERN SUBURBS

RUSHCUTTERS BAY

DOUBLE BAY

“So…You’re Having a Teenager”

ELIZABETH BAY HOUSE & Gardens WHERE: 7 ONSLOW AVE, ELIZABETH BAY WHEN: FRI, SAT, SUN 10AM-4PM

WITH SARAH MACDONALD AND CATHY WILCOX

Walking Group

WHERE: RUSHCUTTERS BAY KIOSK, RUSHCUTTERS BAY PARK, RUSHCUTTERS BAY WHEN: MAR 6 (EVERY FRI) 8.15AM-10AM

WHERE: WOOLLAHRA LIBRARY, 451 NSH RD, DOUBLE BAY WHEN: MAR 4 6.30-8PM

WATSONS BAY

DISCOVER YOUR LOCAL HISTORY: Frank Hurley

A PHOTOGRAPHER’S EXTRAORDINARY LIFE WHERE: WOOLLAHRA LIBRARY, 451 NSH RD, DOUBLE BAY WHEN: MAR 21 2-3.30PM

Writers & Readers:

REMEMBERING BOB WITH SUE PIETERS-HAWKE

WHERE: WOOLLAHRA LIBRARY, 451 NSH RD, DOUBLE BAY WHEN: MAR 26 6-8PM

Beare Park & Marina WHERE: ITHACA RD, ELIZABETH BAY

ROSE BAY WATSONS BAY HOTEL & Doyles WHERE: 1 MILITARY RD, WATSONS BAY

Shakespeare by the Bay

WHEN: MAR 13, 7.30-10PM (EVERY DAY UNTIL MAR 22) WHERE: ROBERTSON PARK, WATSONS BAY

BUSHCARE - Gap Park Group ORGANIC FOOD MARKETS

WHERE: GUILFOYLE PARK, CORNER OF GUILFOYLE AVE AND BAY ST DOUBLE BAY WHEN: APRIL 2 9AM-2PM (EVERY WEEK ON THURSDAY, UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE)

ELIZABETH BAY

ROSE BAY COMMUNITY GARDEN Working Bee WHERE: ROSE BAY COMMUNITY GARDEN, WOOLLAHRA PARK, (END OF MANION AVE), ROSE BAY ROSE BAY, WHEN: 3RD SUNDAY OF EVERY MONTH 3PM

WHEN: APR 1, 9AM-12PM (EVERY WEEK ON WEDNESDAY, UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE) WHERE: GAP PARK, BEHIND THE GUNYAH HALL AT WATSONS BAY

Camp Cove

THE GAP Free Community Yoga WHERE: 19 GREENKNOWE AVE, ELIZABETH BAY WHEN: FEB 4- DEC 16 MON 2-3PM

BOOMERANG, ELIZABETH BAY WHERE: 42 BILLYARD AVE, ELIZABETH BAY

Sydney SEAPLANES WHERE: LYNE PARK, ROSE BAY

OZ Paddle

WHERE: TINGIRA RESERVE, CNR VICKERY AVE & NEW SOUTH HEAD RD, ROSE BAY

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THE NEW FACE OF

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Mention the name Double Bay to someone in Perth, Canberra or Darwin and the chances are high they will have heard of it and know it’s an upmarket shopping village, on the harbour, not far from the centre of Sydney.

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If they first heard about it in the 70’s or 80’s they may also say “Double Bay, Double Pay” and even liken it to Rodeo Drive. First settled in 1788 it grew from a small fishing village to social scene fashion icon, always adapting to match the times. In between it boasted William Guilfoyle’s “Exotic Nursery” (1851), the take-off of the first flight over Sydney Harbour (1914) and Australia winning the Davis Cup (1909 and 1919). With fashion shopping now done online it is reinventing itself again. Firstly, with the return of an international hotel (The InterContinental) and more recently new building development.

DOUBLE BAY DAY HOSPITAL

True to form, it is now putting on a new face and emerging as strong as ever with a revitalised Cosmopolitan Centre, a sparkling new Cosmo Café and the arrival of Oroton, Australia’s first luxury fashion store. It also boasts an ever strengthening night economy where, between them Bay St and Cross St boast 14 eateries and entertainment venues including; The 18 Footers, Bedouin, Mr G’s Steakhouse, Sake Japanese Cuisine, Stillery Bar & Dining, Rooftop Bar & Lounge, Bukhara Indian Restaurant, Arte Bianca, Mrs Sippy, The Royal Oak Hotel, Matteo and Bibo Wine Bar.

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Add to that, 21 Espresso, Cosmo Café, Char & Co, China Diner and the illustrious Golden Sheaf and you reach almost 20 venues. All of outstanding quality, all distinctly different and all easily accessible by bus, train, ferry, taxi, Uber, car, cycle or foot. In the daytime, health and beauty are now a big part of the new face of Double Bay. It now provides an enormous variety of opportunities for people to choose between, gyms, yoga, pilates, spin classes, massage, chiropractic services, hair stylists, barbers, beauticians, doctors, dentists and cosmetic beauty specialists. And with it's own 'Day Hospital and Imaging Centre'. Double Bay can often provide a more convenient alternative to visiting Macquarie St in Sydney.

SO WHAT OF THE OLD DOUBLE BAY?

Don’t fret, part of it is still there. You can still buy jewellery from Jeff Einstein, Jan Logan, ESQ Jewellery and more recently Frank Robinson Jewellers.

ARTE BIANCA

Or if you wish to make your home more beautiful choose from Christophe Living, A Style of Shade, The Art of Windows, De Moyer Architecture, Studio Cavit, Sentosa Designs, Four Winds Gallery, or simply take a trip down Transvaal Avenue. As they say in France “Plus les choses changent, plus elles restent les mêmes.”

THE ART OF WINDOWS

OROTON, DOUBLE BAY

Is it just a coincidence that so much of this has happened since Woollahra Library opened on New South Head Road?

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BAYSIDE SPONSORS

Focus on Bayside

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Eric Greening is the Principal of L J Hooker Home Loans Sydney Eastern Suburbs and has over 17 years’ experience in the mortgage and finance industry.

0414 690 218 www.theagency.com.au

0407 346 269 www.ljhookerhomeloans. com.au/sydneyeasternsuburbs

NEST QUEST FINANCE

Eric has strong knowledge on lending products and experience at providing loans for all property types.

CALLING ALL EMERGING ARTISTS

Marika Nabung is the Director and Lending Specialist at Nest Quest Finance in Rose Bay. Mortgage, Personal or Asset Finance with 40 different Lender options, we can look to find you a more comfortable financial fit.

Calling all emerging artists, donate to Planit Palace to help the NSW Bushfires Appeal and WIRES (we can collect at your convenience). You will be filling our Instagram store, all sales go directly to help the people effected by the bushfires.

MARIKA NABUNG 0411 394 575 marika@nestquest.com.au www.nestquest.com.au

PLANIT PALACE, 4/18 MANION AVE, ROSE BAY 0433 011 188

THE VIEW OF VAUCLUSE

A sustainable salon and home to friendly, energetic team of hair stylist professionals who pride themselves on client satisfaction. Part of Sustainable Salons Australia, which collects up to 95% of each member salon's waste to recycle or reuse in environmental projects, or dispose of conscientiously.

KATHRYN SHAH

THE BOLTED POST

Kathryn Shah has 20 years experienceas a Reiki Master and Psychic Intuitive, offering guidance through readings about careers andrelationships. She also teaches Reiki and offers Reiki healings.

Is a Licenced Senior Buyers' Agent with Trelease Associates Property Acquisition, and an area specialist being a Double Bay local. Simon acts for clients seeking to buy property exclusively within the Eastern Suburbs. Simon sources the perfect property and negotiates the best price on and off market.

354 NSH RD, DOUBLE BAY 0403 625 566 www.treleaseassociates.com.au

GEOFF MILES COUNSELLING Geoff Miles trained with AIFC (Advanced Diploma of Counselling and Family Therapy) Registered with ACA, and brings broad life experience to assist in normalising, healing and living comfortably with life experiences.

Skin Rescue Centre – Double Bay

Misha De Moyer is a registered architect in Australia and the practice is an A+ member of Australian institute of Architects, holding it to a high standard of continuing professional development and operation.

15 BAY ST, DOUBLE BAY 8208 3322 www.demoyer.com

SIMON TASIEVSKI Buyers Agent

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The Bolted Post has high-quality imported European Menswear for all occasions. Stockists of tailored suits, chinos, shirts, polos and an excellent range of floral, cord and tweed blazers to suit all occasions and personalities!

Michelle has a deep passion for property and has intimate knowledge of the local market. Michelle's impressive results speak for themselves, and her reputation, enthusiasm and boundless energy makes her a great agent.

0432 178 070 kathrynjshah@gmail.com www.kathrynshah.com

10C DOVER RD, ROSE BAY 0408 272 609 www.theboltedpost.com.au

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FLOURISH HR

THE ART OF WINDOWS

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Are you a mum looking at returning to work after time with the family or changing your career to something that suits you and your circumstances better? Flourish HR provide career and HR consulting to individuals and support small business with their HR needs big or small. Supportive, flexible and easy to work with.

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With a strong design sensibility Yasmin Manttan works closely with architects and builders, tailoring her products to complement both the windows and interior/ exterior building design in order to deliver functional and aesthetically relevant pieces.

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NSW Health is the primary source for facts on the Novel coronavirus (COVID-19). Their website and social media updates provide useful information on personal hygiene, symptoms, medical support, treatment and reported cases, as well as, quarantine requirements. You can follow NSW Health on Facebook for regular updates. If you are concerned that you have the symptoms of this virus, please contact your GP by phone first or call HealthDirect on

1800 022 222 COVID-19 information 1800 020 080. AUSTRALIAN SPEEDCAR CHAMPION JEFFREY FREEMAN HONOURED WITH PLAQUE

Australian Speedcar Champion and former Paddington resident Jeffrey Freeman was honoured with a plaque on Mar 6, the anniversary of his victory in the Australian Speedcar Grand Prix in Sydney in 1965. The plaque is installed on the footpath outside his former home at 186 Glenmore Rd, Paddington. Hosted by Woollahra Mayor Susan Wynne and members of the Woollahra Plaque Advisory Committee, the unveiling of the plaque was attended by the family of Jeffrey Freeman, as well as, members of the speedway racing fraternity who brought some special memorabilia from his career.

GREAT NEWS FOR WOOLLAHRA FAMILIES

Woollahra Preschool is expanding to provide accessible, age appropriate and beautiful spaces for an additional 20 children, thanks to a capital grant from the NSW Government and funding by Council. If you’d like to be considered for a place in 2020 or beyond, please join our waiting list.Places at the centre are funded by the NSW Government under the Start Strong Community Preschools program. Priority is given to given to reducing fees for children in the year before school, and children aged three years and above from low income and Aboriginal families, and children with disability and additional needs.

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Paddington Fast, funny and irreverent Shakespeare performed in your local pub. This troupe of actors will have you dying with laughter, singing along with pub classics, and most importantly, doing something you never thought you'd do. WHERE: JOZO, 495 OXFORD ST, PADDINGTON WHEN: MAR 19 7.30-9.30PM

PATTER www.paddingtonpatter.com.au

Paddington Reservoir Gardens

PADDINGTON RESERVOIR GARDENS

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Award winning garden designed by heritage architect and landscape architect, Tonkin Zulaikha Greer and James Mather Delaney. They had brilliantly incorporated modern design into this historical site which was formerly a water reservoir from 1866 to 1899. It was used as water storage to supply water from Botany Bay Swamps to suburbs in Sydney. WHERE: OXFORD ST, PADDINGTON

Dance Cinema 2020 FILM PREMIERE

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Dance Cinema Organisation announces the 1st edition of Dance Cinema Film Event. Featuring local and international dance films, showcasing films from a variety of perspectives which bear witness to the power of dance to ignite the human spirit. WHERE: CHAUVEL CINEMA, 249 OXFORD ST, PADDINGTON WHEN: MAR 21 7-11PM

THE ABC OF INNER Freedom Workshop

At this workshop you will be taken on a journey into the structure of mind and explore the dynamics of thoughts, emotions and feelings, how to free yourself from fears, resentment, limiting beliefs and unwanted behaviours. WHERE: ITALIAN BAR, 438 OXFORD ST, PADDINGTON WHEN: MAR 22 10AM-4PM

Encounter Dating SINGLES PARTY

Paddington MARKETS

Started as a market to encourage local fashion designers, craftspeople, jewellery makers and artists, the market has over 150 unique stalls filled with creative fashion and accessories, beautiful smelling soaps and candles and pictures that inspire. Paddington Markets is a "community-based" market supporting local people passionate about their craft and the local community. WHERE: 395 OXFORD ST, PADDINGTON WHEN: EVERY SATURDAY 10AM ONWARDS

William Street SHOPPING

Join up to 80 singles in a private upstairs cocktail bar. Expect to meet eligible singles from across Sydney for a night of fun and flirtation! Exclusively for ages 26-42 WHERE: ROYAL HOTEL, 237 GLENMORE RD, PADDINGTON WHEN: APR 24-SAT 25 7:30PM-12AM

Explore this eclectic side street filled with terrace houses showcasing fashion from homegrown heroes and international staples. Poepke, Pour Tous, Salon X, Strobe Hair & Makeup, Sonya Hopkins, Kaizen, Elph, The London, East 43, Venroy and Bess Flowers. William Street is also home to the annual event The William Street Festival. Sydney’s first fashion laneway festival. WHERE: WILLIAM ST, PADDINGTON

PADDINGTON LIBRARY Book Club Want to discuss an interesting book with like-minded interested people? And minus the worry of who will host? WHERE: PADDINGTON LIBRARY, 247 OXFORD ST, PADDINGTON WHEN: APR 1 (FIRST WED OF EVERY MONTH) 6-7PM

BERKELOUW Bookshop DANCE CINEMA 2020

PADDO LONG LUNCH

Available with bottomless beer, rosé or pinot noir! Choose from these options: $55 for lunch, $85 with bottomless rosé, beer or pinot noir or $110 to go all out with a selection of cocktails to start & finish. WHERE: CNR OF OXFORD ST AND GLENMORE RD, PADDINGTON WHEN: EVERY FRI, SAT & SUN

The three-level emporium next door to Verona Cinemas has been keeping bookish types happy for over two decades. Downstairs you'll find new books, magazines, curios and gifts. The next two levels hold a collection of secondhand titles covering fiction, art, culture and history. The second floor is where you'll also find the store's licensed café. WHERE: 19 OXFORD ST, PADDINGTON

Trivia FOUR IN HAND

Join us upstairs at the Four In Had for the best Trivia in town.Great prizes to be won each week. Space are limited, bookings are recommended! WHERE: 105 SUTHERLAND ST, PADDINGTON WHEN: EVERY TUES 7-9.30PM

The Intersection in Sydney's Paddington is home to Australia's best fashion talent including; Zimmermann, Sass and Bide, Scanlan Theodore, Ksubi, Bassike, Rachel Gilbert, Dion Lee, Camilla and Marc, Camilla - the list goes on. Shopping at The Intersection, Paddington gives you the chance to brush shoulders with A-Listers while bagging the same must-have outfit as them. WHERE: CNR OF OXFORD ST AND GLENMORE RD, PADDINGTON www.theintersectionpaddington.com.au

Five WAYS

FIVE WAYS

Don't miss Five Ways, which is the junction of Glenmore Rd, Goodhope St, Heeley St, & Brougham St. A lively hub of eateries, The Royal (iconic historic pub), and local businesses. The ambience of a country village not far from Sydney's hustle and bustle. WHERE: FIVE WAYS, PADDINGTON

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Eastern Suburbs BUSINESS FINDER If you have a business that you want noticed and located on a map. Then this is the section for you.

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From large commercial sites to immaculate homes, LF Construction Services are the best in carpentry & joinery.

Phone Ruth 0423 861 413 for more details. admin@easternsuburbslife.com ruth@easternsuburbslife.com

On-site, LF Construction Services have the safest practices, utilising only cordless tools to maintain a safe work place.

BELLEVUE HILL

0404 996 250 www.lfcs.com.au

THE FIELD AT EASTS RUGBY A hidden gem! Family friendly bistro, bar and function venue that offers pub classics and Sunday roasts with sun drenched balconies and leafy green outlooks. Check out our newly renovated function space, perfect for birthdays, engagements & corporate functions.

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Fat freezing (Cryolipolysis) is a non-invasive and non-surgical fat removal and body sculpting treatment. During the treatment, a cooling technique that reaches –9 0 is used on targeted sections of fat to freeze and permanently kill fat cells without harming your skin. Our highly effective non-surgical "walk inwalk out" treatment helps shape your body with visible and long-lasting results.

Across Sydney, no job is too big or too complicated for Liam's team of professional carpenters.

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ROYAL ARCADE, SUITE 1, 401-407 NSH RD, DOUBLE BAY 0406 410 945 www.chicbody.com.au

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Yolanda runs her own boutique one-on-one hair salon in Elbon Arcade, Double Bay. Her clientele have followed her for many years. Yolanda's main purpose is client satisfaction.

At Hair by Yolanda, you’ll receive personalised care and attention. Rhino Mouthguards are all hand-made exclusively in Sydney, using only the highest grade of German materials and the latest technologies available. Each mouthguard is custom fitted and hand made for the perfect fit every time.

22A O'SULLIVAN RD, BELLEVUE HILL 0478 734 651 www.thefieldateastsrugby.com.au

50 BURNIE ST, CLOVELLY 9664 9335 www.rhinomouthguards.com

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SUITE 311, EDGE OFFICES, 377 NSH RD, DOUBLE BAY 0417 654 465 www.davidballkinesiology.com

BOBBY'S CORNER BONDI Bobby’s Corner Bondi is a popular, friendly, neighbourhood café, with a great location and ambience, a stone's throw from Bondi Beach. Serving fresh, healthy food with a variety of vegan choices it is open 7 days a week, for breakfast and lunch. Bobby caters for events and you can be hire the venue for parties and and events.

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Our primary focus is to provide an honest high quality service to the community

SUITE 301, EDGECLIFF CENTRE, 203-233 NSH RD, EDGECLIFF 9327 8280 www.edgecliffhearing.com.au

Edgecliff Automotive ‘Excellence in Automotive Service’

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SERVICING: VW • AUDI • PORSCHE • VOLVO • BMW MERCEDES BENZ • JAGUAR • RANGE ROVER

2 OCEAN AVE,EDGECLIFF 2 Ocean Avenue (02) 9363 5040 9363 5040 www.edgecliffautomotive.com.au Edgecliff NSW 2027 josh@edgecliffautomotive.com.au www.edgeclifautomotive.com.au

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HOME SWEET HOME NURSING Home Sweet Home Nursing's fully qualified carers are specially trained to keep your loved ones safe, happy and secure at home.

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430-432 NSH RD, DOUBLE BAY 9327 5500 www.astyleofshade.luxaflex.com.au

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We are your dedicated LUXAFLEX® Window Fashions Gallery servicing your local area.

30A HASTINGS PDE, NORTH BONDI 9130 2180 www.bobbyscornerbondi.com

EDGECLIFF

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David Ball is a specialised Kinesiologist at an international level with 18 years experience in remedial massage therapy. Kinesiology works to improve: • Relationships • Emotional wellbeing, motivation • Health, vitality and energy • Immune and hormonal function • Mental focus, concentration and memory • Digestion and nutrient absorption • Strength, flexibility & balance • Issues with stress and anxiety • Pain physical & emotional

180 CAMPBELL PDE, BONDI BEACH 0414 690 218 www.theagency.com.au

SHOP 4/402 NSH RD (ELBON ARCADE), DOUBLE BAY 9327 7653 @hairbyyolandasalon

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Achieving outstanding results and professional business relationships is April Strauss’ priority. Her clients respect her hard work, honesty and competency. As a resident of Darling Point, she has an extensive understanding of the Eastern Suburbs. She is highly organised, diligent and her consistent hard work delivers results every time.

Effective Counselling’s practitioners are experienced professionals who focus on providing effective practical solutions and outcomes, and tailor their programs to meet your needs and requirements.

CHIC BODY SCULPTING

Your loved ones can live a happy, fulfilling and dignified lifestyle with professional, high quality care in the comfort of their own home until their very last day.

14 LEVEL 5, 203-233 NSH RD, EDGECLIFF 1300 000 170 www.homesweethomenursing.com.au (By Appointment)

KINGSFORD

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SUITE 601, LEVEL 6, EASTS TOWER, 9-13 BRONTE RD, BONDI JUNCTION 9386 0220 www.effectivenow.com

Founder and principal of the practice, Mary Doyle, B Soc., M. Counselling

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Wholesale and retail lighting, 350 sqm showroom with over 400 fittings on display. Light Up Kingsford's staff are technically trained specialising in lighting design consultation. They also offer on-location lighting design service, energy efficiency and colour rendering services.

404 ANZAC PDE, KINGSFORD 9663 1214 www.lightupkingsford.com.au

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WOOLLAHRA COOPER PARK GARAGE At Cooper Park Garage, we believe that establishing a foundation of trust is what creates repeat business. After you experience our highcalibre service, we’re sure you’ll come to us again the next time you need an automotive repair or general maintenance.

104 MANNING RD, WOOLLAHRA 9327 3774 www.cooperparkgarage.com.au

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DARLING POINT, darling home Darling Point was known as 'Yaranabe' by the local Aboriginal people during the early days of the colony. It was renamed to Mrs Darling’s Point to recognise the wife of Governor Ralph Darling and later it was simplified to Darling Point. From the mid-1800’s the emerging gentry of the colony purchased lands and built their gentleman’s home called a ‘villa’ in Darling Point.

themselves as a social grouping and at the same time display their success.

They created an enclosed society outside of Sydney town by having their own laws, manners and customs, even their own song “The Darling Point Polka”. In late 1850's a Sydney magazine 'The Month' referenced the Darling Point residents ‘Darlingpointians’.

The gentry shared common interests in picturesque gardens, gothic architecture and science. They brought the society together by building St Mark’s church, establishing schools and bus service to the town, inviting neighbours to dinners, balls and concerts in fine manners and fashionable customs.

The 'Darlingpointians' were the emerging gentry of the colony. The new and picturesque harbourside suburb was a perfect place to create a good home for their families so that they could differentiate

Today, what the modern 'Darlingpointians' love about Darling Point remain the same. Serene atmosphere, picturesque water views, elegant homes close to the city and a strong sense of community. If you are new to the suburb, you can easily meet strangers who become new friends at the local hub, Richie’s Café, or attend the Tai Chi classes in McKell Park, or simply call me. Don’t forget to bring your good manners and cheerful appearance with you!

The initial requirement was to build only one villa with value at least 1000 pounds on each piece of the land purchased. The land in Darling Point was subdivided into 13 lots in 1833. By 1836 all lots were sold and by 1841 six villas had been built. Four of these villas survive today. They are Lindesay, Carthona, Mona and Percyville (later Greenoaks and Bishopscourt).

Very soon you will find you do not want to leave once you settle in the suburb. If you are thinking to sell or buy in Darling Point, the best person to help you is a true local – like me. I have quality buyers who can’t wait to call Darling Point home.

APRIL STRAUSS

THE AGENCY, 180 CAMPBELL PDE, BONDI BEACH 0414 690 218 aprilstrauss@theagency.com.au www.theagency.com.au

In May 2009, I turned down Darling Point Road to inspect an apartment behind Richie's Cafe, and a sense of peace and joy flowed through me. It was a strange feeling, but I immediately felt at home, perhaps it was the tree-lined street that reminded me of home. The stone gates of 'Babworth Garden' excited me, and I was curious about the history of the place. I signed the lease and moved in straight away. I had no idea that I had accidentally become a ‘Darlingpointian’. Nor, could I predict that I would meet another 'Darlingpointian' six years later (in Orme House in Marathon Ave) and marry him 9 years later at that same location.

New Tenancy Laws

During March, major changes to the residential tenancy laws take effect, with the new Residential Tenancies Regulation 2019 accompanied by amendments to the Residential Tenancies Act 2010. These are set to improve the position of tenants. For example, rent increases for continuing leases will be limited to once every 12 months. However, if a tenant breaks a lease early, mandatory set fees will apply to fixed-term agreements that are three years or less. This applies to agreements entered into from Mar 23, 2020.

SET BREAK FEES

The break fees are: • Four weeks rent if less than 25% of the lease had expired. • Three weeks rent if 25% or more but less than 50% of the lease had expired. • Two weeks rent if 50% or more but less than 75% of the lease had expired. • One week’s rent if 75% or more of the lease had expired. So, for example, in a 12-month tenancy agreement, a tenant would only be required to provide one week’s rent to their landlord to end their agreement early, if nine months (ie 75%) of the agreement had expired.

FOR SALE: WATERFRONT, 3 BEDROOM APARTMENT, YARRANABBE RD, DARLING POINT APRIL STRAUSS 0414 690 218

CPM MAKES STRATA MANAGEMENT EASIER RECTIFICATION ORDERS

Also from Mar 23, NSW Fair Trading will have new powers to resolve disputes between tenants and landlords over repairs, maintenance and property damage. This includes issuing rectification orders, a process which will also aim to support both tenants and landlords in resolving disputes over such matters.

SMOKE ALARMS

All NSW landlords will need to ensure that smoke alarms installed in the rented property are in working order or they can be penalised. To ensure smoke alarms are working properly, a landlord must: • Carry out annual checks. • Replace removable batteries in all smoke alarms in the period specified by the manufacturer, otherwise annually. • Repair or replace a smoke alarm that is not working within two days of becoming aware that it is not working. • Replace a smoke alarm within 10 years from the manufacture date, or earlier if specified by the manufacturer. For more information: www.fairtrading.nsw.gov.au/about-fairtrading/legislation-and-publications/ changes-to-legislation/new-residentialtenancy-laws

Adopting a Common Property Memorandum (CPM) can deliver several benefits for owners corporations and strata managers. Gary Adamson, Managing Director, Strata Management Services NSW, and REINSW Strata Management Chapter Committee Chairperson was part of a strata management working group that introduced the CPM.

WHAT IS THE COMMON PROPERTY MEMORANDUM?

The Common Property Memorandum is a publicly available document that specifies who is responsible for the maintenance, repair or replacement of any common property. It details responsibilities for everything from balconies, electrical, ceilings and courtyards to flooring, windows, plumbing and parking. The prescribed common property memorandum can be uniformly applied to any strata scheme. The CPM document cannot be modified except to exclude specified items that are not applicable or present at the property. Adamson says while the CPM document is only four pages long, it contains enough

detail and is specific enough to meet the needs of any strata scheme.

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Adamson says the key benefits of adopting a CPM include providing certainty around common property responsibilities and making strata management administration easier. “A CPM makes everything uniform for the strata schemes where it is adopted. From a strata management point of view, strata managers won’t need to move between different reference documents for each property. By having the CPM in place for all the properties they manage they will save on administration time.”

ADOPTING A CPM

A CPM can be adopted by passing a bylaw for the individual strata scheme. Source: REINSW

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AND THE WINNER IS BOB PRICE TROPHIES

Servicing Sydney with trophies and awards since 1962. Owner, Ian Ginzberg, offers a service to his clients that is personable and friendly. He has expanded the business to offer a wider range of awards in glass, metal, resin, marble and acrylic with specialized engraving services. Bob Price Trophies are able to supply plaques, banners, ribbons, name badges, pennants and promotional products including glasses, mugs, water bottles, coasters, diaries, pens and bottle openers. Looking for a specialty product or a corporate award, Ian will do the hard work for you to match your budget and requirements. Many locals may recognise Ian from his days of teaching local children to swim. Whether you are a sport club, dance or music school, educational facility, theatre company, debating team, corporate business or even a birthday party, Ian will source the appropriate products and is onsite to assist with design and trophy choice. Bob Price Trophies has a full showroom of trophies in various shapes, sizes and materials. Engraving is done in-house with care and precision. At Bob Price Throphies, Ian provides a one-on-one service that is quite rare these days.

RHINO " worn by champions" MOUTHGUARDS With over 30 years experience in producing professional custom fitted mouthguards, it's no wonder that John Halkitis is a local legend with famous sporting identities and clubs. John Halkitis, registered Dental prosthetist, started Rhino Mouthguards 35 years ago, from the beachside suburb of Clovelly, with the help of his wife and son. John makes all the mouthguards by hand exclusively on-site from start to finish, using only the highest grade of German materials and the latest technologies available.

guards to the Sydney Roosters and South Sydney Rabbitohs for the past 12 years. The mouthguards have unlimited customisation and health fund rebates are available which reduces the cost by an average of $83-$125, and a mobile service is available for groups. The mouthguards provide comfort and protection, and offer 10 times more protection than a 'boil and bite' mouthguard. So come in and see John at Rhino Mouthguards and 'bite the bullet'. Don't forget to take a look at the wonderful memorabilia that adorns the walls.

Each mouthguard is custom fitted and handmade for the perfect fit every time, and any graphic and colour can be put onto the mouthguard, making it personal and unique. Professional athletes have also contributed to the design which has helped Rhino Mouthguards bring you the sleek and efficient model famously known today. John has provided services to over 100 gyms, clubs, schools and World Champion athletes eg; Kostya Tszyu, Victor Darchinyan, as well as supplying mouth-

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Giving patients a voice

Navigating our hospital and healthcare systems can be emotionally exhausting and overwhelming. A growing number of people seek out someone independent to help. Known as ‘patient advocates’ these personal representatives can speak – hence advocate, on behalf of the patient and/or their family. As a result, not only can health outcomes be improved but also stress is reduced. By accessing the correct medical path in a timely and effective manner, such advocates can literally add years to someone’s life. When Dorothy Kamaker’s mother was at risk of dying from poor medical management, Dorothy knew she had to intervene: “The ageism and lack of collaboration were diabolical.” As a result of Dorothy’s expertise and efforts, her mother enjoyed nine more good years with her husband and family. In addition to intensive care nursing qualifications, Dorothy enhanced her skills by graduating as an independent patient advocate –making her perfectly positioned to advise on medical treatment and hospital management. “It’s not about being the loudest voice in the room – it’s about knowing your rights, having a plan,and working with people in the health system to get a good result. It takes a high level of health literacy, honed

DOROTHY KAMAKER communication skills and emotional equanimity to effectively collaborate with health providers to engineer good outcomes.” Now Patient Advocates is becoming the go-to agency for support regarding safety through the onset of the coronavirus. “The latest enquires are related to our concierge services (how to plan for this health event) and to modifying our role for our current client load (reviewing in home/residential care safety),” Dorothy reports. “There are major revisions needed for every older person and for everyone with upcoming planned surgery; we are increasingly negotiating with doctors, nursing homes and families to keep vulnerable people as safe as possible.” In 2019, Alicia Dunn joined Dorothy and their diverse clinical nursing backgrounds mean

Patient Advocates Australia is ideally placed to support those facing difficulties or barriers in the health system. Other common situations they advise on include confronting new and overwhelming diagnoses, relatives with a “gut feeling” that hospital care is not good enough or concerned their loved one is being discharged too early, to those not satisfied with medical advice or treatment. Clients can rely on them to, for example, locate and monitor quality services to allow them to keep living independently at home while, for those requiring aged care accommodation, “we’re often requested to collaborate with nursing homes to revise protocols and monitor their care”. Interacting with medical providers is intimidating for many while trying to obtain reliable, plain English reports from doctors’ appointments can be frustrating. As well as,

sending understandable reports to families and attending medical appointments, those living outside Sydney often want someone on the ground to visit the family member as well as to ensure correct hospital care. We provide a completely independent perspective on what they’re being told about their health or aged care – and we’re with them as much or as little as they want,” Dorothy assures. “We end up with clients who are incredibly relieved and grateful that they’ve had someone on side, someone that they can trust.”

DOROTHY KAMAKER MN RN Independent Patient Advocate

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Support and experience on your side, at your side

Returning to work after raising kids Helping local families with their finance needs!

Churning out essays, assignments and cramming for exams can take 3-4 years, or in my case it was 9 years and 3 degrees later, with a few part time jobs, social life and volunteering thrown into the mix. You land a job that is a great stepping stone to the next. Then after a few years of climbing the ladder you realise your passion lies elsewhere and you move into a different industry and profession.

Marika is the Director and Lending Specialist at Nest Quest Finance in Rose Bay. A local for 22 years, Marika is a founding Member and now President of Rose Bay Community Garden, so she loves to keep it local. With a young family of her own, Marika specialises in helping local mums and dads get the finance they need to achieve their goals. Need a loan? Speak to Marika today!

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Just when your career is in full flourish, 'Mother Nature' has a different plan and you take on the role of parenthood. This job is no longer 9-5, rather you have been catapulted into a 24 hour responsibilities. Your job descriptions now entails broken sleep, endless washing, cooking, cleaning and folding laundry. The KPIs of this position include relentless internal pressure to look good and plan your return to work. You are on a mission to get your body and career back. However, the universe has a different plan, perhaps your role has been made redundant in a restructure or your boss is not au fait with flexibility. At this stage, you may need to reconsider your career and how it will fit with baby or babies in tow. This is such a common story and one which is hard to navigate without planning and support.

Now, as a mum of two kids who are past the baby stage, I have greater insight into what I would have loved to have known on my journey back into the workplace. Here are some statistics according to the Australian Human Rights Commission: • 27% of women reported experiencing discrimination during pregnancy. • 32% experienced discrimination when applying for parental leave. • 35% reported discrimination when returning back to work (34% related to family responsibilities and 8% related to breastfeeding or expressing). If any of this resonates with you and you would appreciate someone to help you through this process, Flourish HR provides career consulting for individuals and SME's including career coaching, resume development. Services for small businesses include update and set-up of an HR function, employee relations advice or assistance with a specialised project including training or change.

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An Up-and-Coming Classic: Porsche 911 Turbo

What does that mean in the driver world? Resistance to destabilising forces for the driver, which is great, but probably equally as important outstanding fun in the corners.

This 911 Turbo Porsche was in the workshop getting its usual loving attention, and even in an environment of other Porsches, hi-end cars and classics, you can see immediately, this is a special Porsche. Josh looked at it and said – “write about that, it’s special.”

A bit about 'Women With Drive'. Sonja Kruger who is Porsche’s online mag 'Women With Drive' Ambassador, lately upgraded her Porsche Boxster to a Cayenne to accommodate her new family.

The news is that Porsche is shifting to an allturbo family, so in true classic tradition, this Porsche is the one that alters everything for a generation of new cars.

Martine Kwan, bought herself a Porsche 911 which was later converted to become her racing car. She is now an FIA licensed race car driver. She says it is fabulous to drive a Porsche and driving with a group of Porsche enthusiasts is even better.

Porsche’s Heritage design strategy – gives us sports car tradition that is stylishly being transported into the future for subsequent models - authentic Porsche tradition and design tradition and great attention to detail. They are carrying forward what we love about Porsche – the personality of the 911, the sound "The Porsche Bark", the character, the looks, the smell, the feel – the personality and they’ve added two Turbos, extra 50% more torque, manuel transmission, cross-drilled disc rotors for outstanding brakingall-wheel drive, and huge power so you can hear the turbos working.

Vinita Khilnani, always wanted a Porsche, and finally bought one. She says of this Porsche 911 Turbo “the curves are so sexy; this car speaks to me.” In 2013, Maria Sharapova won the Porsche Tennis Grand Prix and won – a 911 Turbo. 'Women With Drive' say the 911 Turbo is for “women with a premium mindset.” You could buy one and bring it to Joshua or Jeff and the team. After all, it is special. Edgecliff Automotive knows about “special.”

It is faster than ever. A good sales pitch for the car that defines the sports car brand. Whilst they have not re-written the already successful rule book, they have tweaked it a little.

PEG THATCHER

There have been revisions to the all-wheel drive system giving improvements in acceleration times. The system has new hardware to ‘more intelligently’ apportion drive between front and rear wheels, making the most of it 3.8 litre twin turbo.

did you know?

The development of Porsche's first turbocharged version of the Model 911 began in 1972. A prototype of the first 911 Turbo was unveiled at the Frankfurt Auto Show in 1973 to test the market potential of the design. The production version was released at the Paris Auto Show in 1974 and was finally put into production in Europe for the model year 1975 and marketed simply as the "911 Turbo".

They are calling it a “liveable super car” that does 0-100 in 2.6 seconds! That will get you off first at the lights! It is one of the quickest cars in the world that is not a racing car! Tory Hagan calls it a “serious weapon.” He loves it and wants one! August Achleitner the head of the 911 development admits “these figures are rather on the conservative side.” It is traditional that Porsche’s claims can be beaten but “it is ballistically quick.”

The first 911 Turbo had a comparatively large 3.0 litre engine, ‘whale tail’ spoiler and trademark wide bodywork. In 1993 the 993-generation 911 Turbo was given another turbocharger and four-wheel drive.

It seems to be a secret no-one is really talking about. There was not much to find out. I did find out there are complaints about the cup holder. At least there are two of them and neither of them particularly accessible to the driver and it has a bit more carpet!

The 3.8 litre twin-turbo horizontally opposed engine at the rear produces 540 hp and maximum torque of 486 lb ft. With Launch Control, the 911 Turbo accelerates from 0 to 60 mph in 2.9 seconds. The top track speed is 198 mph.

There’s a brilliant innovation in the door handle (pictured right). It has a mechanism, that when you pull the handle on the inside, the door opens all the way. It’s a release spring not exactly an opening handle and, you don’t have to push it. I drive a Mercedes 2-door with a very big, heavy door. I’d like that release mechanism on my doors. It’s brilliant and seems obvious.

Porsche’s current 911 Turbo sports three turbochargers when it is introduced later in 2013. Since its debut at the 1963 Frankfurt motor show, one million 911s have been built, and Porsche claims that 70% of these are still roadworthy. The millionth 911 has been kept by Porsche, and will reside in its collection after a world tour.

Chris Harris from Top Gear says " it has wide hips and a nice rou-it is competent". So, for the fun,of it, they’ve added an optional system - PTV, Porsche Torque Vectoring which works by varying the amount of torque transmitted to the rear wheels (pictured right). When the car is driven assertively into a corner, moderate brake pressure is applied to the inside rear wheel. Therefore, a greater amount of drive force is distributed to the outside rear wheel, inducing additional yaw movement around the vertical axis. With PTV at low speeds there is greater agility and precision steering. At higher speeds and coming out of the corner there is greater driving stability and traction.

The firm has treated the race track as a lab test; two-thirds of Porsche’s 30,000 race wins were in a 911.

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Its popularity isn’t hard to explain, but it was Ferdinand Porsche who best described its qualities: “The 911 is the only car you could drive on an African safari or at Le Mans, to the theatre or through New York city traffic.”

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JNC CELEBRATES DIVERSITY Harmony Day, March 21, is more than just a one-off event for JNC. Your local community services organisa­tion celebrates the diversity of our community every day.

Many people who access JNC programs or information services or work as volunteers were born in other countries. In the Randwick and Waverley LGAs, in addition to English, languages spoken at home include Russian, Spanish, Mandarin, Portuguese, Greek, Ger­ man, Hebrew, Italian, Indonesian, Hungarian, Vietnamese, Arabic, and Cantonese. In February, we celebrated mother languag­ es in our local community on International Mother Languages Day. See jnc.org.au/ mother-language-day In March, the JNC celebrates Harmony Day several times over. From March 17-24, JNC is holding an exhibition of Harmony Day posters at Lionel Bowen Library in Maroubra featuring our community members. On March 20, we are running a Harmony Day event at Pacific Square in Maroubra from 12-2pm. Vietnamese musicians, a crosscultural ukulele group and the Sydney Street Choir will entertain the community. We are delighted to participate in the Harmony Festival on March 21, led by Sydney Multicultural Community Services and hosted by Bayside Council. It is rewarding to work alongside Botany Family & Children’s Centre offering activities for children and families. Also on Harmony Day, from 10.30am, one of our volunteers and an English Conversation

JADVIGA ATTENDS JNC ENGLISH CONVERSATION CLASSES Class participant feature in Randwick City Library’s Living Books event. People from di­verse cultural backgrounds share their stories with others in the community. Throughout the year we offer cross cultural experiences for our Aged Services clients living in the Randwick and Waverley local government areas. Recent examples include Tai Chi classes and a Chinese Calligraphy demonstration. Our family support activities also acknowledge the rich cultural diversity in our community. Later this year, we will present a Bilingualism and Language Development workshop for parents. For details, and activities all year round that will connect you with others across your community, please contact us.

JNC Shop 2, 669-673 ANZAC PDE, MAROUBRA 9349 8200 59 NEWLAND ST, BONDI JUNCTION contact@jnc.org.au www.jnc.org.au

Make a difference: Recycle for charity

JIFF Short Film Fund The Jewish International Film Festival (JIFF) is thrilled to announce the return of its Short Film Fund in 2020.

Successfully launched in 2017, the Fund was established to provide funding to Australian filmmakers for the completion of a Jewishthemed short film (narrative, documentary or animation).

Robert Kohn, Manager of Surry Hills popular op shop, Bargain Bazaar, is a busy man. When we caught up with him, he was plotting how to best lay out new offerings for the pop-up furniture shop he recently opened across the road in Cleveland Street. “With baby boomers downsizing and decluttering we are offered lots of furniture and decorative items. It’s great to have somewhere to properly showcase these donated goods” he said. The stores, staffed by volunteers, raises over $100,00 annually. Profits are distributed to several local charities in the Surry Hills and Redfern area. “It’s a lot of money from things nobody wants any more” he said.

“People say it’s the best opportunity shop in Sydney. Local clients scour the shelves regularly as well as stopping by for a chat and the social contact contributes to the friendly atmosphere” said Kohn. Organisations to benefit include: South Sydney Police Boys Club, Women and Girls Refuge - Redfern, Syd Childrens Hospital, Courage to Care, Aust Cancer Research, Diabetes and Stem Cell Research – University of NSW. If you are decluttering, selling or attending to deceased estates and have good quality items to donate.

BARGAIN BAZAAR 434 CLEVELAND ST, SURRY HILLS FOR COLLECTIONS CALL ROBERT KOHN 0413 676 963 OR SMS A PIC FOR LARGER ITEMS

In 2019, the Fund was awarded to local filmmakers Karen Pearlman and Joel Kohn, whose films I want to make a film about women and The Mirror had their World Premiere screenings at JIFF 2019. 2017 winner, Still Alive (dir. Anita Lester), has gone on to great international success, with screenings at film festivals around the world, and a recent licensing by Yad Vashem to screen as a part of their digital exhibition. In 2020, a total grant pool of $10,000 is available for the production of two short films (narrative, animation or documentary) incorporating a Jewish theme, character or story arc. We are seeking treatments and scripts for films under 10 minutes that are universally engaging and entertaining, and able to resonate with audiences from all backgrounds. “We are excited for JIFF to continue to be a catalyst for the production of great Australian short films to be shared on the big screen, providing a launching pad for their international recognition,” JIFF artistic director Eddie Tamir. Building on a 30 year history of Jewish film festivals in Australia, JIFF has established itself at the forefront of the world’s biggest and

most successful Jewish film festivals. Cementing its reputation for delivering international cinema of supreme quality, the festival is proud to showcase a diverse and world-class slate of film and event programming: from award-winning documentaries and dramas, to comedies and short films. Screening across 8 locations in 5 cities with audiences of over 55,000, JIFF provides an outstanding national exposure to a diverse and engaged audience. This year, the festival looks forward to continuing its support of Australian filmmakers with its Short Film Fund: a monetary funding initiative that aims to create opportunities for emerging filmmakers in Australia, and to encourage and support the production and exhibition of short films on themes that engage with Jewish life, history and culture. JIFF is committed to supporting and championing local filmmakers, and stories reflecting the global Jewish experience. The festival is seeking projects to a maximum length of 10 minutes, and is open to all filmmakers who are Australian residents. Applications for the 2020 Fund are now open on the JIFF website, and close on Apr 1, 2020. The allocation of funding will be announced in mid-May 2020, and will be determined by a panel of experienced industry judges. We expect the films to be ready for exhibition at JIFF 2020, with final delivery required by early October 2020. Further information

ERIN ROSENBERG Erin@jiff.com.au (03) 9524 7955 jiff.com.au

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WOOLLAHRA

Community and Cultural Grants

WAVERLEY

Another cliff tragedy

A second fatal plunge from a popular selfie location in Diamond Bay looks like prompting expensive safety measures from Waverley Council.

For further information, visit www.woollahra.nsw.gov.au/community/ services/grants. If you would like to discuss your grant idea, get in touch with Council’s Community Development team on 9391 7166 or community@woollahra.nsw.gov.au

Woollahra Small Sculpture Prize entries open

The Woollahra Small Sculpture Prize is turning 20 years old in 2020! The popular Prize, which is a significant international award for an original, freestanding sculpture of up to 80cm in any dimension, will be marking the milestone with an increase in prize money of the main acquisitive prize, which will increase from $20,000 to $25,000. Entries are open from Apr 1. To enter or for more info, visit www.sculptureprize.woollahra.nsw.gov.au

Free e-waste collection service

To help address the growing problem of plastics entering our environment and prevent unwanted electronic products from ending up as toxic landfill, Council has launched a new free e-waste collection service. Accessed through the Woollahra Council app, which provides residents with the convenience of being able to schedule a collection for the following business day or book in for a future date, e-waste can be placed neatly at the kerb or rear lane for pick-up. Once collected, e-waste is separated into various streams including metals, plastics and glass and then sent to recycling partners for further processing to convert back into raw useable materials. Residents can also offer their working e-waste up for collection to other residents by listing it for free on a community noticeboard. To book in a collection, log a request via the Woollahra Council App or call Council Monday – Friday on 9391 7000. Visit www.woollahra.nsw.gov. au/services/rubbish_and_recycling/e-waste for more info.

Overdue library book fines to be scrapped

Good news for anyone who has ever tried to withdraw books from the library, only to be told there are outstanding fines from those long-overdue books. From June this year, Randwick is scrapping overdue fines at its libraries. It will say goodbye to $169,000 in unpaid fines and encourage borrowers to return overdue books in a special amnesty.

Woollahra Council's Community and Cultural Grants program seeks to support programs or projects that work towards a connected, liveable, vibrant and creative community in the Woollahra Local Government Area.

The 2020 round of Small Community and Cultural Grants for community initiatives up to $2,000 and Large Community and Cultural Grants up to $7,500 opens on Mar 30. Applications will be received up until May 17, 2020.

RANDWICK

It could spend up to $1.2 million replacing the clifftop boardwalk following the latest tragedy, the death of a 21-year-old female British tourist in January. The tragedy took place despite a number of measures already taken by the council after another young woman lost her footing and plunged to her death last August. Safety improvements implemented since that death include a new balustrade, signage and clifftop blitzes by rangers who have fined thrill seekers for disobeying council signs. But many locals believe more needs to be done. Council officers have ruled out CCTV surveillance as too costly. A report tabled at the latest full meeting of council said “it may be costly and difficult for the cameras to be continually monitored. Without monitoring, the cameras would therefore only act to record risky behaviours to be viewed retrospectively.” One avenue the council is actively pursuing is warning tourists about the dangers of Diamond Bay on social media platforms such as Instagram, Weibo and Wechat. Council officials have also been investigating and contacting websites promoting Diamond Bay as a selfie location. But a majority of councillors are now warming to the idea of extensively and expensively rebuilding the boardwalk along the edge of the infamous clifftop. The report tabled in council said a new boardwalk and viewing platform would cost $1.2 million.

“Library fines are often a disincentive for people to return items and/or use the library as those who can least afford to pay fines are often the ones who need the library service the most,” Randwick’s Director City Services Jorde Frangoples said in a report tabled at a council meeting. Councillors agreed to scrap the fines system in favour of a compliance process that uses restrictions on membership as a lever. For example, when items become overdue, “privileges” such as the use of library computers could be temporarily removed.

Call for sunscreen machines at beaches

Councillor Dylan Parker has called for sunscreen machines to be provided at major beaches within the Randwick LGA. “Two out of out of three Australians will be diagnosed with some form of skin cancer in their lifetime,” Councillor Parker told a full meeting of Randwick Council. He suggested that Randwick follow the lead of Coffs Harbour Council, which had recently installed sunscreen vending machines. “The stations operate on a 'pay as you go system', dispensing 10ml to 50ml amounts via a touchscreen, with payment made via debit or credit card,” Councillor Parker told the meeting.

Barry Collins OAM honoured at meeting

In answer to a question from Councillor Will Nemesh, Waverley Council’s Director, Community, Assets and Operations Emily Scott revealed that 20 spaces had been lost in one Bronte location alone. A further four spaces had been lost as a result of the Seven Ways Streetscape Upgrade and it was ‘likely’ that the South Bondi Amenities Project would deprive drivers of an additional 16 spaces. Ms Scott indicated the street parking erosion could continue with other capital works and development projects.

Member for Coogee Greetings Everyone! I hope the school and work year has started off well for all of you. I look forward to continuing to engage with local business owners, constituents and charities in my electorate on a range of issues. Here is an update on some of the things we will be working on this year...

SYDNEY CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL RANDWICK

Our campaign to save paediatric cardiac services at the Sydney Children's Hospital in Randwick was successful! We received thousands of responses to the parliamentary petition and the NSW Government has committed to ensuring these essential services remain in Randwick. Thank you to all who contributed.

EASTERN SUBURBS BUSES AND LIGHT RAIL

The NSW Government decision to privatise Eastern Suburbs buses continues to anger many residents who do not wish to see the loss or variation of services which has occurred in other locations following privatisation. I encourage you to contact our office if you have any concerns about changes to your bus route. Similarly, if you wish to discuss your experience with the light rail and how it has impacted your commute, please do not hesitate to contact us.

ST PATRICK’S DAY FUNDRAISER

I would like to invite everyone to join me and my many Irish constituents to celebrate St Patrick’s Day and raise money for the Irish Support Agency. On Sat, Mar 14, 2020 we will have a Gaelic Football demonstration on Coogee Beach at 7am followed by a traditional Irish breakfast and entertainment at Coogee Legion Club from 8-10am.

Disappearing parking spaces

Dozens of parking spaces in the streets of Waverley are disappearing as a result of street upgrades and residential development projects.

Marjorie O'Neill MP

BARRY COLLINS OAM Councillors stood in silence for a minute to honour the memory of Barry Collins, OAM. Mayor Danny Said told the meeting that Collins was born in Randwick and went on to play first grade rugby league for Randwick. “The final chapter of Barry’s life revolved around his beloved Coogee RSL,” the Mayor said. “He joined the RSL in 1964 becoming a long serving Board Member and, of course, the Club’s Welfare Officer for many years. We are all indebted to the members and staff of Coogee RSL, for they were Barry’s Sydney ‘family’ in his later years.”

For more information, please contact the Marjorie O’Neill Member for Coogee Facebook page. Tickets: https://events. humanitix.com.au/st-patrick-s-day-celebration-and-fundraiser

THANK YOU

I would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to all our firefighters and SES personnel for their incredible efforts to keep us safe.

CONTACT OUR OFFICE:

We want to hear from you! 15/53-55 FRENCHMANS RD, RANDWICK 9398 1822 coogee@parliament.nsw.gov.au

Simple steps to help stop the spread. Cough or sneeze into your arm

Bin the tissue

Use a tissue

Wash your hands

Together we can help stop the spread and stay healthy. For more information about Coronavirus (COVID-19) visit health.gov.au Authorised by the Australian Government, Canberra

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REAL ESTATE

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HEALTH & WELLBEING

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HOUSE & GARDEN Sentosa Designs

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JEWELLERY & FASHION Nici Chic Jewellery

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LORD JOHN MENSWEAR

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Lord John Menswear, Double Bay has been providing quality casual clothing to discerning gentlemen for over 30 years and continues to provide expert guidance and traditional courtesy to present day shoppers. We are the largest stockists of Paul & Shark clothing in NSW.

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Royal Oak

Enjoy YOUR

TIMBER AGAIN hing Deck restoration and varnis

28 Bay St, Double Bay 9363 3935 www.theroyaloakdoublebay.com.au

Parsons Bar & Kitchen

3 Kellett St, Potts Point 8540 6320 www.parsonsbr.com.au

REAL ESTATE April Strauss

180 Campbell Pde, Bondi Beach 0414 690 218 www.theagency.com.au/team/april-strauss

Moshav Realty SYDNEYDECKSEALING.COM.AU | FREECALL: 1800 DECKSEAL

TAILORED CONSTRUCTION GROUP

Level 2, 422-424 NSH Rd, Double Bay 9188 5000 www.moshav.com.au

Tracey Chandler - Buyers Agent

0416 100 839 www.buyersagent-sydney.com.au

RETAIL

Tailored Construction Group’s key management team, John Hayes and sons, Darrell and Jonathan, bring over 80 years of combined construction experience to the business.

Tony Maguire - Experienced Spruiker

Their core services include bespoke extensions, creative renovations and architecturally designed new homes for the Sydney residential market.

Murnane Carpentry & Constructions

SHOP 2/475 PACIFIC HWY, CROWS NEST 0412 008 581 www.tailoredconstructiongroup.com.au

PLACE AN AD IN CLASSIFIEDS 0408 998 058

0402 388 742

TRADES & SERVICES

7 Neptune St, Coogee 0403 256 254 www.murnaneconstructions.com

TRAVEL & ACCOMMODATION The Hughenden Hotel

14 Queen St, Woollahra 9363 4863 www.thehughendenhotel.com.au