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into it in earnest when I was 22. The renewed interest went hand in hand with a bit of disposable income, and one of those $10 vouchers that you get from Target. My voucher was expiring that day, so I went in with the intention of blowing it on a bag of lollies, but I saw a sale on Lego: three figurines for $10. It just so happened that the trio came from a set of 16, and the collector in me kicked in straight away. I had no idea it’d turn into a career.

Melbourne Legoland announced the “Brickfactor” contest when they decided to hire a master builder, so I signed up. It was amazing, but intense: it was a two-day Lego-building expo and competition, with a hundred entrants. Everyone from engineers to IT professionals and teachers had a crack.

I don’t have an engineering or construction background, but I am good at Lego. I’d studied music, so maybe a creative background helped, too.

I also have an open mind and I’m patient, which you really need because working at Legoland as a master builder isn’t just about sitting in a room building Lego by yourself. The biggest part of the job is instructing kids on how to build, and interacting with people.

I started work at Legoland two months before it opened in 2017, to help set up the site. Since then, it’s been one of the broadest roles I’ve ever had; covering everything from keeping displays up to date and in good repair, and building in the workshop with the window open so that kids and parents can see what you’re working on and have a chat, through to teaching classes.

My favourite and most challenging build was when we constructed the world’s largest Lego Millennium Falcon. It was five metres’ long with more than 50,000 bricks. Builds like that are never wholly mapped out, and they don’t have step-bystep instructions. You have to be intuitive.

I’m pumped to have this role, and my friends and family all think it’s cool. My nieces and nephews are definitely the most excited. At the start, everyone was like, “that’s so cool” – it’s definitely one of the most unique jobs in Melbourne – but it’s become normal now. It’s more like, “yeah, that’s Dave. A professional Lego builder. That’s his thing.” ●

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This is the easiest editor’s letter I have ever had to write. Spending a portion of my work day contemplating actor Ryan Reynolds is hardly an imposition. Our journalist Simone Lee met him and, in a similar vein to our own humble Chris Hemsworth, found an honest man with foibles. He discusses his lifelong anxiety and, for someone in the spotlight, it’s a generous and important admission. Scroll through Facebook and Instagram, and count the number of #couplegoals posts about him and wife Blake Lively. But in this interview, he’s less Hollywood razzle and more relatably human. ●

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yan Reynolds is enjoying what he describes as the “most rewarding” time in his life.

Happily married to fellow actor Blake Lively, with two young daughters (Ines, one, and James, three), the Canadian heartthrob has found the kind of happiness that was frustratingly elusive in his 20s.

At 41, Ryan resurrected a floundering career with his smash box-office success Deadpool, the highest grossing R-rated film of all time ((Deadpool 2 opened in Australia last month). He personally lobbied 20th Century Fox for more than a decade to make the film and when the slick, self-mocking action comedy finally saw the light of day in 2016, it went on to earn almost $800 million at the worldwide box office. The trash-talking, foulmouthed, angst-ridden comic-book outsider was a hit with audiences and far surpassed industry expectations and those of Reynolds himself.

Have you already started thinking about the kind of life education you would like to give to your daughters?

I want them to grow up feeling loved and protected and without feeling like they’re part of a celebrity family. They deserve to have as normal a life as possible and I would also like them to grow up in the outdoors, the way I and my brothers grew up.

Even though you’re a very outgoing type of individual, you’ve been very protective of your family’s privacy.

I’m concerned with protecting my children’s privacy.

Your children deserve to grow up without being made self-conscious of who their parents are and why photographers are following your family. They never get to make a choice, so I want to shield them as much as I can from the kind of public exposure that Blake and I deal with because of our work.

COMIC RELIEF LOVE AND FAMILY SET RYAN REYNOLDS ON THE RIGHT COURSE You’ve said in the past that you’re glad this kind of success has come later in your career. Can you explain?

What I think is that if Green Lantern had been a massive success and earned $6 billion, maybe I would have got trapped for life playing in superhero movies. I think I’ve benefited in life from having gone through those peaks and valleys and also made a lot of other films that have been important to me.

Does having children also make for a big change in your perspective on everything?

Having a family means that you stop worrying about a lot of stupid things and you start focusing on the present.

I remember how I used to get bored when people would show their baby pictures, and I wanted to jump out of the window after parents would show me baby photos on their phone displays.

Since I’ve become a father, though, I can’t stop taking my own children’s photos and showing them to my friends. And when other people show me photos of their children, I’m very open to that and I’ll start asking questions about how they get their kids to go to sleep and different things about parenting.

You went to college but then you decided to quit and move to Los Angeles to pursue acting full time.

I was getting bored in college and one day I just thought I should drive down in my Jeep to LA and see what would happen. I spent a lot of time auditioning and expecting that everyone would be ready to hire me.

I found out pretty quickly that it wasn’t going to be like that and that I was competing against a lot of very talented people who had exactly the same ambitions as I had.

What made you stay the course?

You’ve got to be willing to tough it out but I thought acting was a lot more interesting than driving a forklift or any of the other odd jobs I had done up to that point.

Now that you’ve hit your 40s, do you have any different perspective on life?

You have this feeling that life is passing you by much faster, suddenly. You begin to feel your mortality. ● DEADPOOL 2 \ Showing in cinemas nationally

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“Having a family means that you stop worrying about a lot of stupid things and you start focusing on the present.”

Loves ESTROGEN \ I’m just fine being surrounded by estrogen. I grew up in a house full of testosterone: I’m the youngest of four boys, and my dad was a cop, and that’s intense. I love having [two] girls because I remember what it was like in my house growing up where us guys would destroy the house when our parents were out.

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BLAKE LIVELY’S SENSE OF HUMOUR \ My wife is the real deal. I mean she is a mercenary. At one point in the middle of the delivery (of daughter James), the doctor’s cell phone went off and she said, ‘Oh, no. Go ahead; take a personal call. Feel free.’

She was cracking jokes in the delivery room.

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life. I have three older brothers, (and) our father was tough. I think the anxiety might have started there.

By the time we were in [post-production with Deadpool], we’d been to Comic-Con and people went crazy for it. The expectations were eating me alive. I had a little bit of a nervous breakdown. I went to go see a doctor because I felt like I was suffering from a neurological problem or something.

And every doctor I saw said, ‘you have anxiety.’

I’m just lucky that I had Blake to help me keep it together and keep me sane.

TATTOOS \ I hate them all [Reynolds’ body is speckled with tattoos he had put on as a teenager].

It takes three hours in makeup to mask them. I’d get them all lasered off if it wasn’t hours and hours of brutal pain. But my wife says I should keep them, keep a record of the choices I’ve made.

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BY M I C H A E L H A R D E N

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Korea change The defining presence of chilli, pickling and fermenting in Korean cooking can present drink-matching challenges for those with a more Euro-centric palate.

Beer is always a good fallback position with Korean cuisine’s robust flavour profile, but other options are equally successful and more interesting.

Restaurant Shik is a new, modern-Korean restaurant in the city opened by Peter Jo, a sommelier and self-taught cook known via a series of pop-ups as Kimchi Pete. Jo is a big fan of minimal-intervention wines and just as Shik’s soundtrack is all hip-hop all the time, his wine list never veers from the natural wine path.

But Shik has interesting alternatives to wine, in the form of soju, a clear distilled drink made from fermented rice and a drink called makgeolli, a cloudy white, slightly spritzy, drink, also made from rice and known in Korea as “farmers’ beer”.

There are a couple of sojus at Shik, both made from unpolished rice. This gives them a more robust flavour than Japanese sake or shochu, where the rice is polished before fermenting, which gives them a cleaner, more subtle flavour profile.

The Korean version of rice-based soju has a more floral bouquet, with sour, melon and pepper notes that are more than up to the job of matching with banchan and gochujang. The makgeolli is also a great food beverage. It starts with an inoculated cereal mix that’s mixed with cooked rice and produces a milky coloured, slightly bubbly drink with refreshing fermented characteristics. ●

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The corner site radiates laid-back warmth, with butcher’s paper-coloured canvas blinds and striped tea-towel napkins. Food is unfussy and delicious. Fluffy cod dip is a nod to the Builders Arms, but croquettes made with gorgonzola dolce and Brazilian tapioca, dipped in quince “ketchup”, are a crunchy golden original.

Focaccia is replenished as we scoop stracciatella piled with baba ganoush and piquant pomegranate molasses. The pipi pizza with caramelised onion and cream is an exception to the seafood-doesn’t-belong-on-pizza rule. I do have a complaint: a juicy chicken schnitzel, wing attached with a batter that threatens addiction, remains a special. As Camilleri said, “Baby, it’s a crime.” ● ● Harley & Rose ● 527 Barkly Street, West Footscray ● 8320 0325 ● harleyandrose.net.au

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Three menus at cool venues THE RAVE RESTAURANTS AND CAFES IN MELBOURNE RIGHT NOW

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elbourne has seen no shortage of new eateries in recent months, with new venues offering cafe fare to impeccable cultural dining, all commanding rave customer reviews.

Here’s the venues to add to your must-visit list, from a 350-seat grill house to a vibrant coffee joint.

VACATI O N

Natural History Bar & Grill

Vacation

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In a city full of fantastic, but also fairly similar, eateries, Natural History Bar and Grill is a welcome addition to the market.

The maximalist decor (housed in a 1940s bank building with museum-inspired displays), along with the meat-heavy menu, is unlike anything currently on offer in Melbourne.

The vibe is more akin to a venue you’d find in London or New York, complete with 350 seats, prawn cocktails, decadent desserts and a bar/cafe for walk-in fast eats.

The restaurant accepts lunch and dinner bookings for sized groups, which is perhaps even more impressive for a Melbourne establishment in 2018.

Many Melbourne cafes were quick to embrace the millennial-pink trend, but none executed the look as well as Vacation.

Upon entering the cafe, a sense of instant calm is facilitated by the soothing pastel tones, minimalist furniture and friendly service.

Despite being located on the corner of Flinders and Exhibition streets, the space truly feels like a vacation away from the hustle and bustle of the CBD. Several takeaway options are available during the week for its city worker clientele, but there’s also the option to grab a seat and relax with a limited food menu on weekends.

New fine dining restaurant Ishizuka subscribes to the “kaiseki” style of Japanese cuisine – several courses of beautifully plated and seasonal food served in a prescribed order.

Ishizuka is uniquely intimate for seating only 16 patrons at a time around a central counter. It’s owned by Tomotaka Ishizuka, who was previously the head chef at Crown’s Koko.

The seasonal nature of kaiseki means the menu is constantly changing but is known to feature South Australia Wagyu, simmered duck breast, sea urchin and boiled black prawn.

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HEALTH

Cracking the big time HOW INVESTING IN ALMONDS IS ATTRACTING BIG BUCKS

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he humble little almond’s meteoric rise in our dynamic foodie era has, in a nutshell, turned it into big business. Having been around forever, it has emerged from the back corner of the pantry, reimagined and reinvigorated in hundreds of new guises.

Powered by versatility, nutrition and popularity, the almond today is quite the Instagram star — a low-kilojoule super food, a menu and pantry staple that is universally praised for sustainability and wholesomeness, and recommended for general health benefits and for people who have dietary restrictions.

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Twenty-five years ago, when current Almond Board of Australia chairman Neale Bennett scrapped his dried-fruit business and planted almond trees on 17 hectares in north-west Victoria’s Sunraysia region, just 500 tonnes of Aussie almonds were produced, all for the domestic market. A decade ago, production had risen to 26,000 tonnes.

Now, Australia grows more than 80,000 tonnes a year, 60 per cent of which goes overseas to 46 countries, led by India. California supplies 80 per cent of the world’s almonds, and Australia is second, with 7.7 per cent.

And the harvest trajectory is predicted to get steeper, so that current orchard expansion soon will double this year’s production to hit $1 billion in export revenue.

In February this year, a UK private-equity fund bought a 400-hectare almond orchard in the Sunraysia district for an undisclosed sum, and Australian investment bank Macquarie Group has sold more than 1000 hectares of Sunraysia’s almond orchards on behalf of investors; among the buyers,

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“The health benefits have pushed a lot of the growth, as people have become more conscious of what we put in our bodies.”

- NEALE BENNETT

who paid $115 million for the deal was a Canadian teachers’ pension fund.

“It’s really taken us from a cottage industry,” Bennett says. “The health benefits have pushed a lot of the growth, as people have become more conscious of what we put in our bodies, looking for a more natural product, less processing and an alternative source of protein.”

Almonds are still available in the supermarket and bulk store, flaked, slivered and whole, but now they’re also the ingredient in hundreds of everyday foods and product lines: breakfast granolas and lactose-free coffee; gluten-free almond-meal cakes and treats; protein-rich snacks at the gym and school canteen; in savoury recipes for pastas, salads and Asian and Middle Eastern foods; as a coating for fried foods; and adding nuttiness to desserts from the bottom crust to the decoration.

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consumption. Almond-orchard areas continue to expand — in 2016 by 16 per cent to 10 million trees over 36,000 hectares, mostly in the Murray River’s Sunraysia and Riverland regions. Most are boutique but, increasingly, multinational companies are investing in vast new agribusinesses.

At the same time, new areas of demand open up, such as in aromatherapy and the cosmetics industry.

Researchers are developing uses for the byproducts as a stock-food supplement, in rubber production, as a fertiliser and after torrefaction (super heating) as a stiffening agent in the manufacture of plastics for disposable cutlery, plant pots and wood-polymer material in decks and fencing.

Adding to its planet-friendly reputation, most Australian orchards are irrigated with drip systems managed by soil-moisture-monitoring technology.

“Farming has become a science and this is an efficient industry,” Bennett says.

“We’re now seeing that people are interested in everything about the product. They’re reading packaging before they buy; where a product comes from, even its carbon footprint.”

Multinational companies see nuttin’ but opportunity in the Australian almond industry.

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Sustainability is a buzz word at cafes such as Prospect Espresso in Camberwell, which makes its own almond milk daily. Almond-milk orders have overtaken soy milk, but dairy still dominates.

Increasingly, people are even making their own almond milk.

This is because it is cost effective, has no additives and a better flavour than the packaged variety.

The main reason for its production are the widely

perceived health benefits of almond milk. Prospect Espresso, for one, use it frequently in smoothies, coffee, with oats, and for baking cakes and muffins.

The Source Bulk Foods — Australia wide and with eight stores in Melbourne — sells dozens of sweet and savoury almond products, from trail mixes to muesli to Byron Bay chocolate-covered nuts, and you can churn out your own almond butter on the spot. ●

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hese days it seems like everyone’s got a side hustle they’re working on, be it a podcast, blog, start-up or app. They are generally the first step towards ditching a traditional nine-to-five job and becoming your own boss.

But many are generating little or no income – some with scant intention of doing so.

Freelance writer Madeleine Dore is an example of the movement, as the creator of popular website Extraordinary Routines.

“I was unemployed and felt pretty dismal having just come back from an exciting year studying abroad in Denmark,” Dore says about starting the website as a university graduate in 2014.

“Back in Australia, I was unable to find work as a journalist, while friends around me were making leaps and bounds in their newly forged careers.”

Dore created Extraordinary Routines as a platform to help document high-profile people’s

daily lives (academic Susan Carland, artist Bill Henson and businesswoman Zoe Foster Blake among them), often revealing insightful musings – on career, health, friendship, spirituality and family, for example.

Within a few months of launching the site, Dore went on to land a job as the deputy editor of industry website ArtsHub. Recently, Dore started another venture – Side Project Sessions, which hosts free events designed for other creative types and entrepreneurs to work on their ideas.

While generating only modest income, Dore says her side projects are providing numerous other opportunities.

Wilhelmina Ford is another side project devotee and founder of website Share Abode, which connects Australian single parents looking to “share the load” financially and emotionally.

“They share the load by sharing a home which

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halves rent, everyday expenses, household duties and creates a support system and friendship under one roof,” Ford says.

She hopes that the site will eventually become a sustainable not-for-profit organisation able to be partly automated and managed by a team. ●

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n the edge of a food court on the second floor of Highpoint Shopping Centre, in Melbourne’s inner west, sits a gallery, workshop and performance space. Diagonally opposite Roll’d and just up from KFC, This Is Art showcases the work of local artists, even hosting them for residencies in a newly opened studio inside what was a massage parlour.

“Highpoint actually approached me,” says street artist Ero, who runs the space. In 2016, he launched a pop-up store opposite the Sun Theatre in Yarraville, and executives from Highpoint owners’ GPT Group took notice, inviting him to set up inside their shopping centre.

“I told them that if I were to do this, I’d have to do it as a community project,” he says. “I like the fact that we’re a non-commercial entity within the commercial beast. It’s just showcasing something different.”

The gallery is part of a growing trend in our shopping centres: a shift away from traditional retail and towards offering people “experiences”.

Swinburne University academic Associate Professor Sean Sands notes that the shift is happening more across the country.

A sign of success: Chadstone Shopping Centre was recently ranked in the top five most-profitable in the world, reaping annual sales of $2 billion (a record for Australia), outperformed only by glossy, luxe malls in the Middle East and US. “Quite often [shopping centres] are located in areas that are becoming increasingly highly populated, and they’re trying to engage customers beyond a pure transaction,” Professor Sands says.

Farmers’ markets, high-end restaurants and kids’ playgrounds are becoming the norm in our shopping centres.

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It’s a long way from likes of the first modern shopping centre in the country, which opened in Brisbane in 1957, complete with 25 stores. Sixty-one years later, there are more than 1750 across the country, according to the Shopping Centre Council of Australia.

The increasing popularity of online shopping is often seen as a threat to traditional retail, but Australian Bureau of Statistics figures show that it accounted for just 4.3 per cent of last year’s $312-billion-plus retail market.

Professor Sands says savvy retailers are using the internet to complement their bricks-and-mortar stores. “For some retailers who might be a little myopic, it’s perceived as a threat. But generally, it’s a complementary channel that you can’t do without.”

Chadstone Shopping Centre, in Melbourne’s south-east, where shoppers can download the centre app, which saves the location of their parked car, offers discounts and more.

In addition to 550 stores, the centre has a Hoyts cinema fitted entirely with recliner seats, a 10-storey office block and a new Sofitel hotel.

Professor Sands expects that other services like parcel pick-up lockers and education centres will become increasingly common, too.

“Shopping centres are here to say,” he says.

“They’re a dominant force in the Australian retail landscape.” ●

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o one wants to feel like they don’t have a clue, especially when it comes to money.

But, with all the complexity (and sometimes downright sneakiness) of the finance industry, it’s pretty easy to get yourself in a right old muddle.

So we asked two experts how to avoid some major mistakes and rise from financial dunce to demigod.

JUST POP THAT ON CREDIT, THANKS \ What’s the worst mistake when it comes to the old plastic fantastic?

“First of all, having a credit card. Credit cards are the absolute devil,” says Dr Adrian Raftery,

associate professor at Deakin Business School. “I guess the reason why they’re the devil is it’s access to money you don’t have and so you’re always chasing your tail.”

Dr Raftery, who doesn’t have a credit card, says using debit cards creates more discipline.

However, if you really must have a credit card, he recommends attaching a Post-It Note to it, asking yourself if you really need whatever you’re buying.

“It’s just a prompt to make you stop and think, rather than face up to the pain a month later.”

Other things to be wary of? The bank slowly increasing your credit limit, and automatic cash

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advances, where high interest kicks in straight away.

Finally, if you need to show a solid credit history – say to get a mortgage – a credit card is the worst thing you can have, says Dr Raftery. It simply increases your liability risk, lowering the amount a bank will lend you.

Dr Raftery recommends only borrowing for an asset, rather than an expense such as a holiday. “If you want to go on a holiday, save up for it.”

Whatever the loan, the major consideration is the interest rate, he says. So shop around.

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“If you are a homeowner, my preference is that you do a redraw on your mortgage or incorporate any borrowings within your mortgage, because generally it’ll be around the four per cent mark, versus a personal loan that’s probably eight, nine, 10 per cent,” he says. In some cases, interest rates can be far higher.

standard transactional account? There’s good news.

“It’s harder to make a really terrible mistake than it is in a lot of other areas,” says Steve Mickenbecker from comparison site Canstar.

“They’ve become a much better deal over the years. In the past you could really string up huge monthly account fees.”

Saying that, even a $10 monthly fee can add up over time, so aim for a fee-free account that still has the features you need, such as plenty of transactions, eftpos, direct debit, BPay, branch transactions and cheques – that’s if you still need them. ●

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ccording to the recent Sensis Social Media Report, more than half of Australians access the internet more than five times a day and a whopping 81 per cent rely on a smartphone.

With statistics like that, it’s no wonder that we feel so attached to our pocket lifelines.

There are thousands of apps developed for the sole purpose of encouraging us to be healthier, so why not download a few and turn your phone into your own personal health coach?

We’ve rounded up our five favourite apps that are easy to use, affordable and designed to help you get healthier. From recipes to expand your repertoire, to organising your life and remembering to be grateful, it’s all covered.

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My Gratitude Journal $2.99, iTunes

If you don’t have time for a one-hour gym session, this handy little app has you covered. Zova offers hundreds of effective workouts that take less than 10 minutes and can be done anywhere. Each workout comes with videos of how each move is done, so you know the correct alignment, as well as specially designed sets for toning, weight loss and strength. All you need is a small space, some comfortable gear and your phone.

Being healthy isn’t just limited to our bodies, so it makes sense that we also include an app for our mental wellbeing on this list. Developed by psychologists and other health experts, Smiling Mind aims to help introduce mindfulness and meditation into the lives of busy people. There are 10 modules, with 42 guided sessions that focus on breathing, bringing calm to your mind and combating anxiety.

Loved by Oprah, this app is a simple and effective way to note down what you’re thankful for. Why is that important? Well, keeping a gratitude journal has been proven to lower anxiety, reduce stress and encourage better sleeping habits, as well as improve heart health and boost immunity. And those are all very good reasons to take a moment out of your day to be grateful for what you have. ●

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Half the battle of trying to stay healthy is in maintaining healthy habits. And, as studies show, that it takes a whopping 66 days to create a lasting habit, we’ll take all the help we can get. Enter the Habitbull app. Designed to help you organise your life better (yes, please), this app will also help you commit to your healthy habits by letting you set reminders, track your progress and achieve incentives for completing them.

Bored of your regular repertoire of meals? Sick of having salmon and rice again? Get some fresh ideas for healthy meals with Aussie chef and personal trainer Teresa Cutter. The Sydney foodie has created more than 200 tasty recipes, from breakfasts to dinners, as well as 3pm snacks and drinks. Plus, there are also wheat-free, gluten-free, vegetarian, paleo, raw and sugar-free options.

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You must find alternatives if your usual journey is impacted. This will also affect some V/Line services.

To find out if you need to change your travel plans, visit bigbuild.vic.gov.au

Changes to your travel include buses replacing trains between:

• Caulfield and Westall from 4pm Saturday 2 June to Friday 8 June • Flinders Street, Westall and Moorabbin (Frankston line) from Saturday 9 June to Monday 11 June

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The township offers gorgeous views, including those from the Sorrento back beach, which are as beautiful in winter as they are in summer. With day spas, historic walks and luxe shopping, Sorrento has something for couples looking for a romantic break or families during school holidays.

MARKET The Sorrento Makers Market is held on the first Saturday of the month during winter. It features homegrown, homemade food and crafts sure to warm the cockles of your heart. The market is held at Sorrento village (Ocean Beach Road).

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gourmet choice when it comes to restaurants and cafes. One of the most popular is Fish Fetish on Ocean Beach Road. This shop not only has some of the tastiest fresh fish, calamari and other delicious fried treats, it also serves sweet potato chips. Sink a delicious burger, overlooking the ocean and Queenscliff ferry, at Morgan’s Beach Shack, from the team behind Richmond’s Royal Saxon bar.

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e all know what habits are, especially if we have bad ones. While we’re often quite aware of our bad habits, we probably don’t pay much attention to our good habits.

Brushing your teeth every morning and night is a good habit.

Checking that the doors are locked when you leave the house is a good habit.

Getting up without fail every morning to do your 6am workout is a good habit.

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The real beauty of micro-habits is that they’re simple. You won’t need to make an excuse to not do them or decide they’re too hard. Just like brushing your teeth or making a cup of tea.

So, you’re probably wondering how you can add some micro-habits into your day-to-day life.

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3 Remove or reduce one unhealthy item in your diet each week. For example: if you have sugar in your coffee, reduce this from one teaspoon of sugar to half a teaspoon, then only have it half the time until you don’t need to have sugar at all.

4 Have a big glass of water before every meal.

5 Take the car park the furthest away from your destination.

6 Walk or cycle to work one day a week.

7 Stand up and stretch every hour on the hour.

8 Go phone free for 30 minutes before bed.

9 Get your workout clothes out the night before.

10 Take a daily walk at work, even if it’s just a lap of the block.

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2 Pick ONE. 3 Write this down somewhere you’ll see it every day (on your fridge, on a Post-It Note on your desk, or even your phone background).

4 Do it every day until it becomes something you do automatically.

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make-up brand Curtis Collection by Victoria. After

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undergoing cancer treatment in Victoria.

completing a double degree in marketing and

development practitioner, women’s rights activist

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and researcher for the Australian government, the

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rights organisations, including in Nepal, Pakistan,

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WHERE DID YOU GO TO SCHOOL?

I’m a country girl. I grew up on a farm in central Victoria attending a very small Devenish Primary School (40 students) and then Benalla High School.

I studied a Bachelor of Arts at Ballarat University followed by a graduate diploma in education at Monash University.

I was good at art and design as it required me to use my imagination and create. I have a hearing problem and missed a lot in other classes but did well in the art room.

HOW DID YOUR WORK AT WORLD VISION INFLUENCE YOUR TEACHING CAREER?

I was a graphic designer and illustrator for World Vision Australia (WVA) for many years. Although I started at CGGS as an art teacher, my passion for equality and global issues didn’t take long to come out. Working at WVA was eye-opening – the scale of poverty, the ugliness of it, the repeated disasters that usually affected those less fortunate and the contrast with the society I was living with was stark. You can’t see photos and hear stories of those who suffer needlessly and not be changed by it.

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lead, so being the Head of Service Learning wasn’t something that I aspired to, it just happened. I currently lead service and justice activities in the school, teach visual communication design, and run classes for service learning. I have developed a framework for service across the school. I have also developed curriculum for years 8 to 10, learning about at issues that affect indigenous Australians, those experiencing homelessness, local disadvantage and global issues for women.

YOU TRAVEL TO CAMBODIA EACH YEAR WITH STUDENTS – WHAT DO THEY LEARN?

WHO INSPIRED YOU TO BECOME A TEACHER?

My husband Matt (he is Trinity Grammar School’s senior chaplain). I’d had enough of freelancing as a graphic designer and was ready to get back into a team environment. It became clear that working in schools was a chance to use my professional background and voluntary experience mentoring young people. As a Christian I have always wanted to do good things in the world and make a difference. Being a teacher allows me to do this.

We spend most of our time in Cambodia with the Green Gecko Project. The project supports more than 70 children who previously lived and begged on the streets of Siem Reap. It also supports the children’s families and the broader community through longterm health, education and training initiatives. Spending time [there] is an awesome education for us all.

WHAT DO YOU LOVE ABOUT WORKING IN AN ALL-GIRLS SCHOOL?

WHAT DOES YOUR ROLE INVOLVE?

I like being behind the scenes, inspiring others to

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WHAT SORT OF STUDENT WERE YOU?

I love the freedom to speak openly about difficult issues that affect women. I believe the discussion

with them can happen more easily when we talk about the complexity of things like homelessness, menstruation for girls in the developing world, gender inequality, domestic violence and stereotypes in culture. I live in a household of boys, which I love, and working with girls is a great balance. I honestly love the girls at CGGS. TELL US A BIT ABOUT YOUR FAMILY

I live with three of the most amazing and inspiring people. As a chaplain, my husband Matt serves with his whole heart including helping people through tough times. Our eldest son Will is 16. Having the parents that he does, I think the passion for social justice has rubbed off. He currently wants to make a difference in the world through being a barrister or in politics.

Our youngest son JM (John Michael) is 11. We adopted him from the Philippines when he was almost three. Will was seven at the time and we brought him along during the long process. On the day we met JM, Will wanted to sign the adoption papers, so we quickly made a space for him to sign along with his parents. They honestly have been best friends ever since, they adore each other. ● MELISSA HEAGNEY

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The house is large, the block is elevated, and the potential for enjoyment is massive. Panoramic views to distant hills, beautifully landscaped gardens with mature trees, a basketball court, and northern orientation are all part of the package.

The property is designed for enjoyment. The house wraps around a deep blue solar-heated pool and spa flanked by undercover and outdoor entertaining areas.

Multiple living areas offer space for everyone and a home theatre has its own terrace.

Living areas are toward the front of the floorplan and the bedrooms range down the side.

To one side of the entry are an office and the family room or theatre; to the other side are the formal dining area and lounge with a cosy slow-combustion heater and bar. The Corian kitchen is here and it’s designed to handle large-scale entertaining as easily as daily family life. Asko appliances include an induction cooktop and steam oven and cafe windows make serving to the al-fresco area easy. The kitchen has ample storage and a floor-to-ceiling pantry.

Jarrah floors glow throughout the house and reflect the white plantation shutters. Light floods in through banks of windows, doors to the garden and highlight windows.

The main bedroom suite is palatial. The bedroom opens on one side to the deck and on the other to a small terrace of its own. The fully tiled en suite has twin basins and the dressing room is luxuriously large.

Also in this bedroom wing is a fitted study and laundry.

On the lower level is a rumpus room and upstairs is a retreat with roof access. Off the garage is a storeroom or workshop.

The property is close to Warrandyte Village, the Pines Shopping Centre, Eastern Freeway and schools.

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The modest facade of 31 Gay Street hides a big secret. This seemingly compact house in one of Blackburn North’s best streets is scaled for the largest family. Living areas range down one side. The formal sitting room has a cellar wall.

The dining and living area, opening to a side deck, flow into one another with the stylish kitchen to the side. This is equipped with twin ovens, a stone breakfast bar and walkin pantry. Then the family room opens to the large deck overlooking the garden.

The main bedroom suite includes an en suite with twin vanities and oversized shower, and a fitted walk-in wardrobe.

All other bedrooms have built-in wardrobes. Also in this zone is a study.

The house has automated front gates, a video intercom, alarm, ducted heating, cooling, a ducted vacuum system and a solar boosted hot water service.

It is walking distance to Blackburn High School, shopping, parks and transport. ● BEVERLEY JOHANSON

AGENT \ Jellis Craig 9908 5704 PRICE \ $1.68 million – $1.75 million AUCTION \ June 16 at 11am Scan the code with the Domain app to view listing

TEMPLESTOWE \ 1/69 ATKINSON STREET

BLACKBURN SOUTH \ 4/213 BLACKBURN ROAD

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Nestled between the cultivated bushland of Westerfolds Park and Finns Reserve, this two-storey weatherboard also boasts its own patch of green in the form of landscaped gardens out front. An enormous formal living room by the entrance is tailor made for dinner parties; enjoy a cocktail on the couch before shifting to the other side to dine. An airy family zone, which adjoins the large kitchen, has timber floors and opens to an al-fresco deck. There’s a bedroom/study downstairs, with its own private deck, and three further bedrooms upstairs (main with en suite and walk-in), plus a children’s retreat. ● ERIN MUNRO

Good things come in threes, which this smart, contemporary townhouse proves several times over.

There’s a trio of living spaces on the ground floor: first the lounge with honey-hued floorboards and slate-grey walls, then a tiled family zone, and finally a dining nook in a bay window with views of the garden and a paved terrace. The Bosch-fitted kitchen has stone benchtops. Upstairs, all three bedrooms have storage (the main gets a walk-in wardrobe plus an en suite). A double garage fits two cars, but the driveway has room for a third. Buses, trains, cafes and schools are just a short stroll away. ● ERIN MUNRO

AGENT \ Barry Plant 9842 8888 PRICE \ $1.15 million – $1.25 million AUCTION \ June 30 at noon

AGENT \ Fletchers 8833 8888 PRICE \ $880,000 – $950,000 AUCTION \ June 16 at 10.30am

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34 Husband Road.

Forest Hill 3A

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675m2 approx.

On generous allot 675m2 boasting a wider 17.

75m 7. frontage orientated to preferred nthly aspect ideal family home suit further extension, superb ongoing invest @ $450pw or superior allot for your dream home only mins to Forest Hill Chase, schools, swimming & sports centre.

Auction Sat 23rd June 1.00pm

Inspect Thur 1.00-1.30pm Sat 12.00-12.30pm

Contact Brad Ellis 0418 394 062 Anna Tran 0413 439 438

hockingstuart.com.au

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Eltham

Manningham

Whitehorse

Level 1, 958 Main Road, Eltham VIC 3095 9431 1243

250 Blackburn Road, Doncaster East VIC 3109 9842 8888

88 South Parade, Blackburn VIC 3130 9878 0222 Start with Excellence.

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Doncaster East 57 Deep Creek Drive

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Just Listed.

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A stunning example of style and sophistication.

SALE BY SET DATEÂŽ Tue, 26th Jun at 6:00pm

This extraordinary lifestyle property includes stone benches through all contemporary kitchen, bathroom and laundry surfaces, an abundance of living space, refined kitchen with high-end appliances, a resort-style backyard with inground pool, tennis court and pool house, plus ducted heating, cooling and much more.

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CONTACT Adele Kocuk 0412 255 919 Sam Kocuk 0419 311 222 Manningham 03 9842 8888

Templestowe 18 Bamfield Close

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Prestige living in a first-class location.

PRIVATE SALE

Perfectly scaled and proportioned on a coveted north-facing acre (approx.) to capture the sweeping panoramic views to the south, this carefully-considered Georgian residence delivers a peerless living experience in an exclusive Templestowe precinct.

INSPECT Saturday 12-1pm

PRICE $3.89m

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CONTACT Spiro Drossos 0425 709 479 Tony Tuccitto 0407 144 390 Manningham 03 9842 8888

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Donvale 117-119 Mitcham Road

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One of Donvale’s most attractive developments.

FOR SALE

Delivering a cutting-edge design in a central Donvale position, be one of a select few buyers lucky enough to own a piece of stylish real estate inside this exclusive development. With only a limited number of three-bedroom executive townhouses available, be quick to avoid disappointment!

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Doncaster East 2 Grimsby Court

Just Listed.

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Excellence in modern family living.

AUCTION Sat, 30th Jun at 11:00am

This family friendly residence features multiple living areas, an open kitchen with gas cooking, bedrooms with robes and an upstairs master with walk-in robe, ensuite and retreat. A secure backyard, ducted heating, evaporative cooling and fresh paint work further contribute to a flawless family package.

INSPECT Thu 12.30-1pm & Sat 11.30-12pm

PRICE $1.2m - $1.32m

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Manningham 03 9842 8888

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Templestowe Lower 17 Ironbark Drive

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Bright and beautiful in the heart of Templestowe Lower.

SALE BY SET DATEÂŽ Tue, 26th Jun at 6:00pm

Light and bright, intelligently zoned and abundant in space, this generously proportioned five-bedroom home delivers a beautiful family experience within an easy walk of Macedon Square, transport and Aquarena Leisure Centre and minutes to Westfield Shoppingtown and well-regarded schools.

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Doncaster 2 Highview Drive

Superb suburban spread.

This expansive suburban residence features multiple living and dining areas, kitchen with gas cooking and a u-shaped bench, plus a master bedroom with ensuite. A downstairs rumpus, huge backyard with entertaining, heating and cooling add to a fantastic family abode in a connected location.

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1 CONTACT Mark Di Giulio 0407 863 179 David Napoleone 0425 740 922 Manningham 03 9842 8888

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Doncaster East 1/33 Elizabeth Street

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Rare single-level living in a first-class location.

AUCTION Sat, 23rd Jun at 11:00am

Ideally located within footsteps of Jackson Court’s trendy shops and cafes, this incredibly spacious single-level residence blends the low maintenance benefits of a unit with the size and scale of a family home.

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2 CONTACT Michael Steenhuis 0400 499 601 Mark Di Giulio 0407 863 179 Manningham 03 9842 8888

Blackburn South 2/10A Donald Street

Quality Location, Classy Design.

This modern residence features wooden floorboards, open living, dining and kitchen area with stone benches and stainless steel appliances, plus a landscaped rear yard with outdoor entertaining. A contemporary bathroom separates 2 bedrooms with robes while bonuses include airconditioning, ducted heating and a single garage.

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Tue, 12th Jun at 6:00pm PRICE Contact Agent for Price INSPECT Thu 4.30-5pm & Sat 12.30-1pm

1 CONTACT Morena Vallese 0497 682 185 Terry Burgoyne 0404 842 771 Whitehorse / Manningham 03 9878 0222 / 03 9842 8888

Just Listed.

Ringwood East 19 Fernwood Avenue

Discover exclusivity and magnitude.

Poised on a substantial 1904m2 (approx.) allotment, this stylish home includes: multiple living zones, impressive kitchen, robed master with ensuite including spa, wellproportioned bedrooms, study, bathroom with spa, gas ducted heating, outdoor decking, double carport and fourcar garage. Ideal for large families and multi-generational living, the acquisition of this property is a lucrative and lifestyle investment.

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Sat, 23rd Jun at 2:30pm PRICE Contact Agent for Price INSPECT Thu 5-5.30pm & Sat 1-1.30pm

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Heathmont 18 Jarma Road

Unique opportunity on 1593sqm (approx).

Positioned close to all amenities and occupying a 1593m2 (approx.) block, this level allotment is a prime candidate for development into a multi-unit site (subject to council approval) within the General Residential Zone – Schedule 1 (GRZ1). The current home presents: comfortable lounge, fully-functional kitchen, well-proportioned bedrooms, robed master, gas ducted heating, sheds and double garage.

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Sat, 16th Jun at 1:30pm PRICE Contact Agent for Price INSPECT Thu 4-4.30pm & Sat 10-10.30am

2 CONTACT Kate Birchall 0403 122 431 Louise Carrigg 0414 827 652 Heathmont 9722 7166

Now available for lease.

Balwyn North 8 Mountain View Rd 5 BR, 3 Bath, 2 Car Avail Now $1500 PW

Doncaster East 2/5 Leura St 3 BR, 2 Bath, 2 Car Avail June 16 $650 PW

Balwyn North 10 Cumberland Ave 5 BR, 3 Bath, 2 Car Avail June 15 $560 PW

Doncaster East 94 Leeds St 3 BR, 2 Bath Avail Now Contact Agent for Price

Blackburn 12/13 Main St 2 BR, 1 Bath, 1 Car Avail Now $360 PW

Mitcham 13 Ian Cres 3 BR, 3 Bath, 3 Car Avail Now $700 PW

Blackburn South 2A Raleigh St 2 BR, 1 Bath, 1 Car Avail June 6 $420 PW

Mitcham 317B/1 Colombo St 2 BR, 2 Bath, 1 Car Avail June 18 $385 PW

Box Hill 26/41 Harrow St 2 BR, 2 Bath, 1 Car Avail Now $460 PW

Nunawading 213 Central Rd 4 BR, 2 Bath, 2 Car Avail Now $560 PW

Box Hill North 4/680 Elgar Rd 3 BR, 1 Bath, 2 Car Avail June 9 $395 PW

Ringwood 1/1 Maidstone St 3 BR, 2 Bath, 2 Car Avail June 8 $475 PW

Box Hill North 641 Middleborough Rd 4 BR, 2 Bath, 2 Car Avail June 11 $490 PW

Templestowe 21 Oakwood Crt 4 BR, 3 Bath, 3 Car Avail Now $830 PW

Bulleen 6 Balwyn Rd 3 BR, 1 Bath, 1 Car Avail Now $420 PW

Templestowe 36-38 Serpells Rd 4 BR, 2 Bath, 8 Car Avail Now $1100 PW

Bulleen 61 Pinnacle Cres 5 BR, 3 Bath, 1 Car Avail Now $595 PW

Templestowe 1A Hakea St 3 BR, 2 Bath, 2 Car Avail Now $580 PW

Bulleen 7/102-106 Thompsons Rd 3 BR, 2 Bath, 2 Car Avail Now $450 PW

Templestowe Lower 33A Herlihys Rd 3 BR, 2 Bath, 1 Car Avail Now $495 PW

Doncaster 4/3 Grosvenor St 2 BR, 1 Bath, 1 Car Avail June 18 $485 PW

Templestowe Lower 28A Caroline Dr 3 BR, 2 Bath, 2 Car Avail Now $620 PW

Doncaster East 2/148 Blackburn Rd 2 BR, 2 Bath, 1 Car Avail Now $500 PW

Templestowe Lower 2/97 Hodgson St 4 BR, 3 Bath, 2 Car Avail Now $650 PW

Doncaster East 20 Capricorn Ave 3 BR, 2 Bath, 2 Car Avail Now $550 PW

Templestowe Lower 65 Lowan Ave 3 BR, 2 Bath, 3 Car Avail Now $530 PW

Doncaster East 22 Capricorn Ave 3 BR, 2 Bath, 2 Car Avail Now $550 PW

Templestowe Lower 8 Lauri Ann St 3 BR, 1 Bath, 2 Car Avail May 30 $540 PW

Doncaster East 17/207-209 Reynolds Rd 3 BR, 1 Bath, 1 Car Avail June 9 $420 PW

Templestowe Lower 1/24 Parker St 3 BR, 2 Bath, 2 Car Avail Now $585 PW

Doncaster East 8 Romsey Rise 4 BR, 2 Bath, 1 Car Avail June 22 $540 PW

Templestowe Lower 32 Ashford St 3 BR, 2 Bath, 2 Car Avail June 16 $480 PW

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Top Tips for selling your home Here are Hudson Bond’s 12 best-selling ideas to help you sell easily and get the best possible price for your home.

We will present the 12 tips in two parts. Below are the first six tips and the other six will appear in the next edition.

De-clutter. Clear your property of anything that does not add to the aesthetic attraction or anything that isn’t essential to the functioning of each room.

Use Social Media If you have 100 friends and they each have 100 friends, imagine the reach you will have in getting the word out about your home through the power of networking.

Let your neighbours know that you are selling and they may want to choose their next neighbour. Good agents will let the neighbours know early in their campaign that your house is on the market because often your best buyers may not be actively looking, they may be neighbours that always admired your home or have family or friends that do.

Add extra sparkles to your home.

First impressions are crucial.

The right appearance outside, followed by the right mood inside, gives you the best chance to get the highest price. Have your home presented in its

finest light. The challenge is to make your home as attractive as possible without spending too much.

Ask for a copy of our Tips on how to prepare your home for sale to assist you when selling.

Choose and work with an agent you can trust and follow their advice.

Choosing the right agent is crucial if you want to get the highest price for your property with the least amount of stress. Buyers have a choice – your home or someone else’s.

Your agent should be skilled in influencing buyers to inspect your property and to buy it in preference to other properties on the market. Base your choice of agent on their skill level, not on the price they quote you. Ask for a copy of Beware of how you choose your agent and find the best agent.

Access to inspect your property. Do not make it difficult for the agent to show your home to buyers, but just as importantly, do not let the agent talk you into restricted time frames for inspections like an open house for only half an hour a week.

Buyers who are ready to buy will see houses they can view at a time that suits their busy lifestyle and will buy before they even see yours. The best open house time is flexible inspection times to suit both buyers and sellers.

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