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elcome to our world, America! As the result in the US presidential election became clear last Wednesday afternoon and as the great divide in American society yawned even wider, one conservative pundit was heard to splutter: “So, does this mean that future elections will just come down to three or four states, with all the money and promises thrown just at them? Is that what we’ve come to?” Well, yes – and as Australia has been in this place for quite some time, there are many voters here who have simply given up on hearing about a national vision and direction from would-be leaders. Instead, we resign ourselves to a campaign blitz of, and reductionist pandering to, just a handful of Queensland, western Sydney and New South Wales seats that now define a general election win. The rest of us hope to pick up some crumbs of inspiration along the way … a forlorn hope. The power of the “swing state” has long been a reality in the US, so I don’t quite know why this Fox News pundit suddenly got up a head of steam about it. Presidents and would-be presidents always spend a disproportionate amount of time in Ohio, Florida, Colorado, Iowa – states that can easily shift a degree

or two and change the course of an election with their valuable electoral college votes. What this US election revealed is that demography is destiny: the huge shifts in the US population – more Hispanic, women and African-American voters, and fewer “angry white men” as the cliché goes – had been better identified and captured by the Democratic party than the Republicans. In Ohio, more than 40 per cent of voters there had signed up after September 1. Win them – win the election. Simple, no? But what, if any, parallel is there in Australia, where voting is compulsory, where “swing” seats are also the prizes for Labor and the Coalition, and where demography doesn’t appear to have changed on that scale – or has it? In Ohio, the talk was all about either coal or cars, the key industries in that place, and that spilled over into the national debate about who was anti-coal and who supported manufacturing jobs better. If you hear echoes of rhetoric about who is pro-mining and who is anti-mining here in Australia, you are not mistaken. The two major parties in Australia now don’t even wait to go into a federal election with a bunch of policies

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that are not in the national interest but are believed to be of deep interest to the majority of voters in the swinging seats: those policies now form the permanent platform of Labor and the Coalition. You couldn’t sail a clapped-out fishing skip between the two parties on refugee policy; ditto “economic responsibility” (deficits, bad) and interest rates. The national debate, such as it is, is actually a shout-out to angry voters in disaffected seats, with the rest of us reduced to spectators. That’s what it feels like, conservative Fox guy. But maybe, just maybe, something has shifted here and the pollies are still stuck in their old ways. Is there now an age divide, with more younger voters than old? Is there a gender divide here too, one that is more out in the open following the Prime Minister’s landmark sexism and misogyny speech? This country of ours feels more fragmented and angry than at any other time I can remember, and you can expect the major parties to ruthlessly exploit that. I’m just not sure if that dangerous game will now end in the way that they expect. \

Virginia Trioli is on leave from presenting ABC News Breakfast.

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ym Jackson might be one of a rare breed in Tinseltown. She’s one of thousands of hopeful actors making a career out of the film and TV industry. And she’s a member of Mensa, the IQ society that only accepts people who score in the 98th percentile or higher of a demanding intelligence test. “I only did the test because I didn’t go to college or university and a friend of mine pulled his master’s degree out of his arse every time we had an argument!” says Jackson, 29. “I got tired of this guy so I snuck off and did the Mensa test. When I got the results I did call them and ask them if they were sure. But the next time that guy and I had an argument, I was like, ‘Boom! You can’t argue with me as much now’. Although I don’t think he believed me initially …” Jackson moves regularly between Australia and Los Angeles, her home since June 2004. She is in Tasmania this month filming a relationship drama called Breeding in Captivity. She plays a lead role opposite Melbourne Theatre Company actor and VCA graduate Christopher Brown (Rush, City Homicide, Blue Heelers). By the time she moved to the US,

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Jackson had been acting for years, although her stage debut at the age of five at Kimberley Park State School in Brisbane didn’t go as she’d planned. “I was the narrator in Peter Pan and I thought I knew all my lines. But there was one point when I didn’t know what I had to say next, and as I ran across the stage to pick up a script I made a bunch of stupid jokes to fill in time,” Jackson says, laughing. “The audience died laughing and that was probably the moment when I became addicted to the stage.” Jackson, who was born in Bath in England but migrated to Queensland with her parents and younger sister when she was four, acted in school and community theatre and studied with acting coaches. At 17, she moved to the Gold Coast and spent three years as a tour guide at Warner Bros. Movie World. “I was very unreliable because every time I got an acting job I bailed,” she says. “Everything was unpaid until finally, in 2000, I did my first paid movie – Scooby-Doo. I got a one-line role – and my line got cut – but they still paid me a fortune. I remember the line,” she says, demonstrating her best teenage American accent. “It was, ‘Freddie, Freddie, over here, can you sign an autograph?’.” Determined to meet the right people and learn as much as she could about the movie industry, in early

“I was only there for four hours but it was a big step for me. Once you get that first network TV credit, agents and managers take you a lot more seriously. Matthew Gray Gubler made the most ridiculous jokes and he and Shemar Moore are besties and the mischief-makers on set.” The Hollywood lifestyle has brought Jackson into close contact with a raft of well-known names and faces. When a friend invited her to the wrap party for Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull at a Sunset Boulevard club, Jackson was introduced to Harrison Ford, Calista Flockhart and Shia LaBeouf. “Then my friend said, ‘I want you to meet Steven’,” recalls Jackson. “On the way across the room I was chatting to a little girl who was one of the producer’s daughters. My friend was standing there with Steven but I said, ‘Could you just give me a second?’ because I didn’t want to be rude to that little girl. And then I turned round and said, ‘Hi, nice to meet you … Steven Spielberg’. But I haven’t met Meryl Streep, Alan Rickman or Michael Caine yet. I’d flip out if I met those guys.” Among the celebrity moments, Jackson has sometimes felt far from home. “There are times when you aren’t getting auditions, but everyone has slow patches – it’s the way the industry is,” she says.

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hollywood Kym Jackson makes her living as an Aussie actress in Los Angeles. She tells SARAH MARINOS what it takes to pay the bills.

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2004 Jackson went to the Cannes Film Festival. “I happened to be walking along a street when an awesome car drove past. I commented on the car to nobody in particular and a guy joked back to me. We got talking and I discovered he ran a film production company in LA. “I said I wanted to work in Hollywood and he suggested I work for him,” says Jackson. “But when I returned to Australia, he wouldn’t take my calls. So I rang one day and pretended to be a distributor interested in distributing one of his films. I got through to him and said, ‘Actually it’s Kym Jackson and you promised me a job in Hollywood’.” He told Jackson to write a proposal about why he should hire her. That night, in between working a shift as a “door bitch” at a hotel in Sydney, she wrote up a six-page proposal. By the following week she was in LA. The job came with an apartment and Jackson spent six months as a production assistant at the company before moving on to another production firm. “During that job I lived in the storage room. It was pretty creepy and I shared my home with stacks of paper, green tea and office supplies,” she says, laughing. “I was strapped for cash for a few months until I got a job with another production company working in purchasing and payroll.” Jackson also got a job assisting the casting director on the sequel to Raging Bull and now gets regular casting work, reading for actors auditioning for film and TV roles. She’s since made a point of meeting about 200 casting directors. In 2008 she made her US TV debut in an episode of the crime drama, Criminal Minds.

“You have to know every pilot that is being shot, read those pilot scripts to see what roles you can push for, and you have to stay in touch with everyone you know in the industry so when a project comes along, you are fresh in their mind.” Jackson has survived solely on acting since late 2007 and LA will remain home for another five or six years. She rents an eighth-floor apartment with views of the Capitol Records Building and Griffith Park Observatory. “I have a huge balcony and a couch out there. It’s where I chill out,” she says. She also loves hiking and go-karting and has just enrolled in graffiti classes. “I went on a date the other day and we went zip-lining in Catalina Island – riding a flying fox through the trees,” she says. Later this year Jackson is casting a film in Toronto and, based on her experience in LA, she’s written The Hollywood Survival Guide For Aussie Actors. “I think Aussie actors do well because they work hard and people know they are getting someone who won’t be high maintenance and who won’t moan about the size of their trailer,” says Jackson. She puts her own survival down to working hard and persistence. And has that Mensa membership helped? “It has planted that idea that a lot of the time you can say something is too hard or you can’t do this and that,” she muses. “But now I question that and think, ‘Why can’t I do that?’ I have no excuses now.” \ smarinos@theweeklyreview.com.au we welcome your feedback @

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film GOD BLESS AMERICA \ Opens November 15, rated MA15+ » www.godblessamericamovie.com

Frank (Joel Murray) is the last sensible man on the planet. Sickened by the cruel, self-obsessed and trivial acts he witnesses from neighbours, colleagues and the television, he goes on a one-man righteous killing spree. Frank isn’t alone for long. His first target is a spoilt star of reality TV and, in dispatching her, he earns the admiration of teenage Roxy (Tara Lynne Barr). Frank might be angry at widespread idiocy, but Roxy is angry at everything. She’s ready to kill people who high five, who prefer Bowie to Alice Cooper, who misuse the term “literally” and, well, pretty much everyone. Through Frank, we’re shown a dumb, ugly and cruel culture, where there’s no point creating anything decent, as nobody cares. Opinions are regurgitated endlessly, because the act of sharing is more important than actually contributing anything new. A central target is American Idol – here rebranded American Superstar – where talentless drones are propelled to stardom because their audience of 32 million doesn’t know any better. It’s as if bad taste transforms into good taste when it reaches a critical mass. In the face of this hideousness, Murray’s left-wing Dirty Harry appears uncomfortably likeable, even when gunning down children. The charismatic Barr manages to make Roxy more than yet another manic pixie dream girl, although her character’s eloquent diatribes are somewhat overwritten. Shocking, funny and packed with biting insight, God Bless America is only let down by a lack of apparent self-awareness. It’s so busy asking us to take a good, hard look at ourselves that it never really stops to probe Frank’s all-American gun obsession. We’re left worried that director Bobcat Goldthwait approves too readily of Frank shooting first and asking questions later. \

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music THE DOUBLE LIFE EP \ Bob Evans (EMI) » www.bobevans.com.au After a recent reunion with punky popsters Jebediah, Perth ex-pat Kevin Mitchell has revived his alter-ego Bob Evans, ahead of a new album next year. Here we see Mitchell (or Evans) contemplating the future. First single I Don’t Wanna Grow Up Anymore bemoans the complications and disappointments of adulthood. Just as the sentiment is a common rock-star complaint, there’s a comforting familiarity in its strangely sedate pop. Like angsty teens, Jebediah songs demand the listener’s attention, with Mitchell’s (not Evans’) voice edging from screechy to scratchy. Here, he sounds relaxed and confident, more Elliott Smith than Johnny Rotten. His work is all the better for it. The four tracks here are mature, complex and really rather pretty. Melburnians can catch Mitchell (or Evans) at the Bella Union next Friday, November 23. \

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Watching \ Garth Marenghi’s Darkplace (Reel DVD). Superb, surreal British comedy for fans of The Mighty Boosh, finally available in Australia. attending \ La Mirada Film Festival. Wes Anderson is a curator for this year’s selection of the best in Spanish and Latin Cinema. (November 15-26) anticipating \ Underground Cinema’s mysterious summer event, which takes place next weekend. Tickets always sell out. www.undergroundcinema.com.au

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play POMPEII, L.A. \ Malthouse Theatre, November 16-December 9, $41-$58 » www.malthousetheatre.com.au Tracing a child star as his life spirals out of control, this new Australian production is a black comedy poking at the dark side of celebrity. Written by acclaimed young playwright Declan Greene, the play ponders the fates of Lindsay Lohan, Britney Spears and Michael Jackson – those who found fame too young to survive it. Our damaged hero is thrust into a weird purgatory populated by Judy Garland and other former child stars. Featuring some impressive local talent, Pompeii, L.A. promises to provide a bold, memorable end to an excellent season for the Malthouse Theatre. \

New Year’s Eve, 1958, and Miami hotel impresario Ike Evans (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) is preparing his luxury venue for an appearance by Frank Sinatra. When the local union threatens a strike as Frank takes to the stage, Ike turns to Chicago mobster Ben Diamond (Danny Huston) to help him out. It’s a decision Ike will, we suspect, spend the next seven episodes regretting. This new US drama series looks and feels like great television. Specifically, it looks and feels like a mix of Mad Men and Boardwalk Empire. The ’50s glamour is artfully exaggerated, the gangsters play by old-school rules and the stylised dialogue makes the viewer work to figure out exactly what is going on. It’s all very impressive, if a little empty. The first episode is oddly bereft of surprises, playing out as if it hopes to meet, rather than subvert, any expectations. Nonetheless, the setting is alluring and the characters engaging. It might be worth giving the series time to reveal its promised magic. \

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hris Bailey is feeling worse for wear. It’s early Saturday morning in Amsterdam and he’s had what he calls a “very traditional” Friday night. Despite that, he’s in surprisingly jolly form. While he insists he is a “miserable, reclusive shit”, there’s no sign of the tortured artist behind the Saints’ 36-year legacy. In fact, Bailey seems to take very little seriously. “I’ve been accused over the years of being a bit flippant about things,” he admits. “A lot of my tunes are horrible, slash-your-wrists dirges, but I don’t think the artist needs to be a miserable pain.” There’s much about Bailey that confounds expectations. Hailing from Brisbane, seminal punk group the Saints are generally thought of as an Australian band, despite first making it big in Britain. Bailey himself was born in Kenya to British parents and, although he moved to Australia as a young boy, he’s never held Australian citizenship. For the past 15 years, he’s lived in Amsterdam, making only the occasional visit to the southern hemisphere. “Australia seems to be a place that we don’t visit as often as we should,” Bailey says. “It is a very long bus ride, but we vow in the future to make up for lost time.” This month, the Saints will be in town promoting their latest album, King of the Sun, and supporting US legends Blondie. Bailey confesses his band isn’t exactly a natural fit with Debbie Harry’s mob. “It’s very, very odd, but I think it echoes those old-school variety tours from the ’60. I’m looking forward to it, as I get in to see Blondie for nothing, which I suppose is a perk.” These nostalgia tours have become big business, I suggest. “Oh dear. I did the nostalgia thing a couple of years back and I kind of enjoyed it. It was as close as I’ll ever

get to being Doctor Who, jumping into the Saints’ TARDIS. But I feel a lot more comfortable cranking out new music.” While in Melbourne, Bailey will also be hosting one of Melbourne Music Week’s Playing Under the Influence sessions, in which musicians talk about taking inspiration from the silver screen. Worried about spoiling things for his session on 1934 classic The Black Cat, Bailey declines to discuss the film. However, he considers himself a surprising choice for the gig. “The only time I really see movies is when I’m on an aeroplane. The reason I like music is that I find it more exciting than cinema. It’s like reading a book; you have to use your imagination.” So he’s not tempted to find a sideline career composing film scores? “I’ve thought about it, but I kind of figure I’m lucky in that, all my adult life I’ve made an occasionally great, occasionally shithouse living. I’m gainfully employed, I should let other people have the luxury of doing that.” He wants to give other people a chance to hog the limelight? “Absolutely.” Bailey listens to himself, and laughs. “Oh, what a wanker I am.” He might enjoy talking himself down, but there’s a real sense that Bailey is grateful to still be doing what he loves. Other Aussie icons have burnt out or faded away, but the Saints have consistently performed and released records for almost four decades. Is he happy to have achieved that kind of longevity? “I seem to know a lot of dead people, but I’m a bit of a happy idiot in that respect, I live in the moment. I get to travel the planet and people occasionally pat me on the head and tell me how clever I am. I’ve never understood people in the arts who whinge.” \ mbartlett@theweeklyreview.com.au

» Melbourne Music Week runs across various venues November 16-24. Playing Under the Influence with Chris Bailey: ACMI, Saturday, November 24, 7pm, $15/$11 Cinemix: Nick Huggins plays I Am Eleven: ACMI, Thursday, November 22, 7pm, $25/$19 http://thatsmelbourne.com.au/Whatson/Music/mmw

Nick Huggins plays I Am Eleven This year’s Melbourne Music Week also sees a screening of acclaimed documentary I Am Eleven, with producer and composer Nick Huggins performing a live version of his score. The score is Huggins’ first attempt at soundtrack work and he says he enjoyed working closely with director Genevieve Bailey. “It’s kind of like an extended version of what I do with music production jobs, where people ask me to help them interpret their songs. In some ways, non-musicians describe what they want better than musicians do, because they talk in abstract, non-musical terms. They say exciting things like ‘I want this to sound like a distorted ice-cream van’.” He says he approached the film believing the best soundtracks are the ones that draw the least attention to themselves. “It should be subliminal. If people don’t notice the music, that’s a success. The challenge is to push them and pull them, but without them noticing.” Although he recorded the soundtrack solo, the live version will see him joined by four local musicians. It’s almost a throwback to the early days of silent cinema, and something Huggins would like to see come back into fashion. “I love that idea, the piano player in the corner. That kind of crossover is really exciting.”

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MARGARET FULTON: QUEEN OF THE DESSERT The Margaret Fulton Cookbook revolutionised Australia’s staple of meat and three veg in households across the country. Fulton encouraged mum and dad cooks to experiment with exotic influences, such as Spanish, Italian and Chinese flavours. But we know little about the woman behind the cookbook that sold more than 1.5 million copies. Her Women’s Weekly readership would have been shocked if they had known their favourite columnist was a Communist Party member or had started life in Australia X-raying nuts and bolts at the Munitions Supply Laboratories. This musical comedy, by Doug MacLeod and Yuri Worontschak, will take you on a culinary experience full of romance, drama, money, sex and power. ■ Theatre Works, 14 Acland Street, St Kilda. November 16 to December 1, session times vary. 9534 3388

JEWISH INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL Eddie Tamir is at the helm of this year’s Jewish International Film Festival, not because he was asked to but because he threatened to run his own if they didn’t give JIFF the facelift he felt was needed. Organisers succumbed and let Tamir take over and reinvigorate the program four months ago and, in that short time he has pulled together 34 features and documentaries from 14 countries, including 24 Australian premieres. ■ Classic Cinemas, 9 Gordon Street, Elsternwick. Until November 25, session times vary. 9524 7900 EXhIBItIons ARTISTS’ PROOF #1 The inaugural Artists’ Proof #1 exhibition gives contemporary artists a chance to develop and exhibit new and innovative work. The nine exhibiting artists’ works will demonstrate experimental new tendencies and modes of practice. Experience a multi-sensory experience of art, where the artists have explored performance, media and event cultures and the post-industrial architecture found in industrial parks on the city’s urban fringe. Others have worked with sound, sculpture, film and painting. ■ Ground Floor, Building F, Monash University, Caulfield Campus, 900 Dandenong Road, Caulfield East. Until December 15, Tuesday to Friday, 10am-5pm, Saturday noon-5pm. 9905 4217 CALLING AUSTRALIA HOME This is the newest addition to the permanent exhibition in the Zelman Cowen Gallery of Australian Jewish History. It tells the story of generations of Jewish Australians, why they came, the lives they built for themselves and what it means to be a Jewish Australian today. It also explores the diversity of the Jewish community, the challenges faced by Jewish migrants as they attempt to integrate themselves into established communities and the contribution Jewish Australians have made to local communities across Australia. ■ Jewish Museum of Australia, 26 Alma Road, St Kilda. Monday to Thursday, 10am-4pm, Sunday 10am-5pm. 8534 3600 soCIaL EVEnts BALLARAT SELF-DRIVE TOUR The popular “out and about” walking tours put on by the Jewish Museum of Australia have set their sights on the historic town of Ballarat, the former home of the largest Jewish population in Victoria outside 12 The weekly review \ november 14, 2012

2000, which landed him a deal with a local independent label. His last performance in Australia was at the Falls Festival in 2008. Sean Price is making his first visit to Australia. The Brooklyn-based rapper has been a presence on the underground hip hop scene for two decades. ■ Prince Bandroom, 29 Fitzroy Street, St Kilda. November 21, 8pm. 9536 1168 MY FRIEND THE CHOCOLATE CAKE The band name My Friend the Chocolate Cake conjures up thoughts of children’s party entertainment or a comedy-cum-musical act. Despite the unusual name, this all-acoustic act has won a strong following of fans and two ARIA awards. Their music is best described as ambient world music, which has an emphasis on piano and violin. The Melbourne-based group has been around for more than 20 years, have recorded five albums and their music has largely defied being pigeon-holed. ■ The Flying Saucer Club, 4 Georges Road, Elsternwick. November 23, 8pm. 9528 3600 ChaRItY & aWaREnEss

FALLOW: BETWEEN ABANDONMENT AND REBIRTH When the Berlin Wall came down, artists and students began occupying and transforming derelict buildings. In an echo of that, a derelict house scheduled for demolition in St Kilda East has been transformed into an art instillation. The name of the exhibition refers to the fallow period between abandonment and regeneration. The artists have tried to work solely with the contents of the building, from the detritus left by squatters, old furniture and the bricks and mortar of the building itself. ■ 54-56 Chapel Street, St Kilda East. November 17, 18, noon-4pm, subsequent weekends until December 16, 2-4pm. www.arthousestkilda.com Melbourne. You have to get to Ballarat yourself, but once you’re there, you’ll be taken to the Ballarat Synagogue, the award-winning Gold Museum, the Ballarat General Cemetery, Ballarat Botanical Gardens and the Australian Ex-Prisoners of War Memorial. The tour includes entry fees, morning tea and special talks organised by staff at the Ballarat Synagogue, Gold Museum and Ballarat General Cemetery. ■ November 18. 8534 3600 aRt & CULtURE AT THE WATER’S EDGE The Palais Theatre is celebrating its 85th birthday with a selection of short plays by local and international playwrights. These bold, contemporary works will offer a glimpse of life in St Kilda, from the revelry of backpackers, to a heartbroken young woman, and a man who finds love in a most unexpected place. ■ Palais Theatre, Lower Esplanade, St Kilda. November 14-20, 8pm

(one additional show at 5pm on November 17). 9525 3240 ROCH VOISINE Roch Voisine dreamt of becoming an ice-hockey player when he was young, but a severe injury shattered those dreams and perhaps led to a career as a musician. The Canadian Arcadian singer dazzled audiences at his first solo performance on Canada Day in front of 50,000 people. But it wasn’t until three years later that his breakthrough came with the release of his 1989 album Hélène, which sold 3 million copies and became a hit in Quebec, France, Belgium and Switzerland. He performs in English and French, and is experiencing continuing success in the English-speaking world. ■ Palais Theatre, Lower Esplanade, St Kilda. November 22, 6.30pm. 136 100 MIDSUMMER Midsummer is Red Stitch Theatre’s latest production by David Greig and Gordon McIntyre. This romantic comedy about two mismatched

lovers is set during the summer solstice in Edinburgh, when Bob (Ben Prendergast, Offspring, RUSH and Winners & Losers), a petty criminal, and Helena (Ella Caldwell), a highly paid divorce lawyer, spend a wild weekend together on stolen money. ■ Red Stitch Actors Theatre, rear 2 Chapel Street, St Kilda. November 16 until December 15, Wednesday to Saturday, 8pm, Sundays, 6.30pm, matinees on Saturday at 4pm (except November 17). 9533 8083 MUsIC BROTHER ALI AND SEAN PRICE Both US-based artists will be performing tracks from their latest albums, Brother Ali’s Mourning in America and Dreaming in Color, and Sean Price’s recently released Mic Tyson. Brother Ali is a self-confessed social outcast, who found an escape in hip hop music as a child. He produced, recorded and arranged his first demo tape in Want YoUR EVEnt LIstEd?

RSPCA PARTY ANIMALS The RSPCA is calling on all partygoers to embrace the silly season by throwing an RSPCA Party Animals Party, which can be a morning tea, a cocktail party, a dinner or a fancy dress, and, along the way, raise money for animals that come into the RSPCA’s care. Sign up online by creating your own fund-raising page and you will be sent a party-starter quiz, snack tips and other free bits and pieces. At present 97 per cent of RSPCA funding comes from community donations. Last year that went towards caring for 30,000 animals and investigating 8500 cases of animal cruelty, so do your bit and help the cause. ■ Parties can be hosted any time between now and January 2013. 9224 2237 EXpLoRE ACCESSIBILITY WEEKEND To celebrate Spinal Cord Injury Awareness Week, some of Melbourne’s most popular attractions will open their doors for free to people in wheelchairs and their carers. Eureka, IMAX, the Melbourne Aquarium and the NGV are just some of the venues involved in the event, which promotes the importance of wheelchair accessibility. ■ Various CBD attractions. November 17, 18. 1300 704 456 \ COMPILED BY LEXI COTTEE

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uring a comprehensive renovation and extension of this 1920s Californian bungalow, just two of the original rooms were left relatively untouched. With high, decorative ceilings, ornate leadlight doors and a marble fireplace, it’s not difficult to see why the current vendors wanted to hold onto the two front rooms, now a lounge and entertainment area. But one look at what they’ve achieved with the rest of the renovations and it’s just as easy to understand why they were prepared to sacrifice other parts of the original house. Hidden Tasmanian oak floorboards were a pleasant surprise for the vendors when they pulled up the old mustard-yellow carpet. Now polished, they gleam throughout much of the ground floor. The back of the house has been opened up entirely, comprising a kitchen, meals and family area beneath high ceilings and feature gossamer-fine lights that appear to be made of spun sugar. The unadorned gas log fireplace is a chic addition to the living area, while CaesarStone and Miele take pride of place in the kitchen and adjacent butler’s pantry.

A sliding door reveals a separate play area, ideal for young kids, as well as their parents, who can simply shut the door on all the mess. More sliding doors lead to the timber deck, ideal for entertaining outdoors. The pool has a children’s play area, before deepening into a 15-metre lap pool, and is surrounded by a veritable forest of greenery, much of it borrowed from the neighbouring gum trees. Four upstairs bedrooms encircle a central landing. The main suite has his-and-hers dressing rooms on either side of its entrance. Sliding windows in the bedroom allow plenty of northern light to flow through, as well as overlooking the back garden. The en suite is almost as big as the bedroom itself, with room for Balinese tiles, a large stone bathtub, a double vanity and the best view in the house – the city skyline. A bit of the old, a lot of the new, and a great position minutes from Carlisle Street was a recipe for contemporary family living with the current vendors. They’ve done the work; now it’s somebody else’s turn to reap the benefits. \ JO DAVY property@theweeklyreview.com.au

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Set on a sprawling corner plot, this tuckpointed red-brick Edwardian nestles among perfectly manicured gardens. The leadlight-detailed front door reveals an airy entrance hall, off which sits a grand, formal dining room to your right and north-facing lounge straight ahead, both with decorative ceiling roses and elaborate chandeliers. Thick honey-coloured carpet feels luxurious underfoot and soaring ceilings add to the sense of class. Move along the hallway, through double doors with ornate handles, and a large bedroom on your left also has a ceiling rose, with natural light from a large window overlooking the side yard. A bedroom of a similar size sits across the hall, with a ceramic chandelier and floor-to-ceiling built-in wardrobes in cream with gold detail. A third bedroom is also generous and currently configured as a study. They share a bright and airy central bathroom that is finished with biscuit-coloured tiles. The formality relaxes in an open-plan family and meals area to the rear of the residence, with a contemporary kitchen configured in a horseshoe layout, offering plenty of bench space. The adjoining laundry has a shower. The backyard features a deep, solar-heated pool and carport with storage facilities. In the same hands for almost 50 years, this is a once-ina-lifetime opportunity to buy something special just across the road from lush Caulfield Park. \ STEPHEN A. RUSSELL

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Fast facts \ 1920s Californian bungalow architecturally renovated to suit a contemporary family lifestyle; sunroom with front-garden aspects; period features in the lounge and entertainment room, including leadlight doors and ornate ceilings; Tasmanian oak floorboards throughout the ground level; open-plan living and entertainment area with Miele appliances and CaesarStone benchtops in the kitchen and butler’s pantry; north-facing timber deck overlooking 15-metre lap pool and back garden; main bedroom with his-and-hers dressing rooms and en suite with subfloor heating and city views; Balinese limestone tiles in all bathrooms; integrated eight-zone Sonos system with ceiling speakers; ducted heating and cooling; off-street parking for three cars; close to schools and Carlisle Street shopping and cafés. St Kilda East \ 6kms from the city

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Hodges \ 9557 7891 38 East View Crescent Price \ $650,000 – $720,000 Auction \ November 17 at 11am

This just-completed townhouse doesn’t stint on the proportions. A large bedroom to the right of the entry has two windows, both with plantation shutters, and a pair of sliding doors, one leading to a spacious walk-in wardrobe and the other to a neat en suite, also accessible from the hall. Sprawled at the end of the hall is an impressively large open-plan living area that extends to the front of the house along its western edge. With clearly delineated living and meals areas, a CaesarStone kitchen runs along the eastern wall, with a huge stainless-steel Bosch oven and six-burner stove. It leads to a laundry that has direct entry to the garage. A tree-lined deck sits through bifold windows. Upstairs, three generous bedrooms sit off the hall. Two have built-in, mirrored wardrobes and share a second bathroom while the third has a walk-in wardrobe and its own en suite. \ STEPHEN A. RUSSELL

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Buxton \ 9563 9933 21 Yarraburn Close Price \ $700,000 – $750,000 Auction \ November 24 at 2.30pm

Perched at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac close to the Yarra Yarra Golf Club, this highgabled townhouse offers something extra. A tiled hallway leads through the heart of the house, with a roomy study through folding double doors followed by an open-plan living room with maroon feature wall. A spacious open-plan living area to the rear has windows on two sides. The well-appointed kitchen includes a large Westinghouse oven and five-burner stovetop with plenty of cabinetry and a huge stone island bench. Two sets of french doors lead to a paved courtyard. Just across from the staircase are a laundry, a powder room and a door to the double garage at the front. Upstairs, the main bedroom with a dark flock feature wall is at the rear, with a walk-in wardrobe and luxurious stone-appointed en suite with double vanity. Two further bedrooms, a bathroom and separate toilet are off an informal retreat. \ STEPHEN A. RUSSELL

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This modern red-brick townhouse with contrasting cream render is tucked at the back of a small block. Surprisingly spacious inside, it has an airy feel to it with lots of windows and a huge, open-plan layout that covers most of the ground floor. Polished hardwood floors throughout add a touch of class. Cleverly delineated areas mark out lounge and dining spaces; the kitchen has stone benchtop providing loads of workspace. Stainless-steel Omega appliances complete the picture, and a separate laundry has good storage. Direct entry to the double garage is at the foot of the stairs, which leads up to three large bedrooms. The main bedroom is on the north side, with a corner walk-in wardrobe leading through to an en suite with a skylight. The other two bedrooms have built-in wardrobes and share a well-appointed bathroom. The backyard has a raised wooden deck and is treelined, offering privacy. \ STEPHEN A RUSSELL

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Hocking Stuart \ 9569 3666 2/4 Ardyne Street Price \ $640,000–$700,000 Auction \ November 17 at 1.30pm

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Hocking Stuart \ 9557 7733 25a Mavho Street Price \ $870,000 – $950,000 Auction \ November 17 at 12.30pm

Behind an unassuming façade hides this striking, architecturally impressive and lightfilled escape. At the front, a bright study, a bathroom and a large bedroom with built-in wardrobes sit off a short hallway with entry to the garage, but it’s only when you turn the corner that you realise the sheer scale of this stunning residence. Opening onto a huge, bright lounge overhung by an enormous skylight beside an impressive steel-and-wood staircase, a sheer glass wall overlooks a leafy courtyard. A short step down reveals a vast open-plan living space with dark flooring; a huge entertainment unit runs along the one side and a stylish kitchen along the other, with stainlesssteel Smeg oven and cream cabinetry. Patio doors lead to a huge paved courtyard. Upstairs a retreat has a long study desk. The main bedroom has a Narnia-like walk-in wardrobe and stunning en suite beyond. A third bedroom is at the rear with shower room and toilet outside. \ STEPHEN A RUSSELL

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1a Karma Avenue, Malvern East ................................................................. Price: $1.1 million + ................................................................. Auction Saturday November 17 at 11.30am ................................................................. OFI Thur 11-11.30am; Sat 12.30-1pm .................................................................

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18 Kelburn Street, Caulfield North ................................................................. Price: $1.05 million - $1.18 million ................................................................. Auction Sunday December 2 at 1.30pm ................................................................. OFI Sat 11.15-11.45am; Sun 1.30-2pm .................................................................

Generous living/dining opening to north-west deck with spectacular garden. Heating/cooling, alarm, intercom, storage and remote-controlled garage.

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ABsINTHe ATeLIer 1 Victoria Avenue 0408 329 326 Nestled beside bustling café Combi Coffee, Absinthe opened its doors two years ago. Rare oddities and eclectic art consume every inch of floor, wall and ceiling space in this petite artists’ workshop-cum-store. Owner Cynthia Salmon travels yearly to Paris and Istanbul to source handpicked “objects of desire” for her devoted customers. Among Salmon’s favourites are Italian porcelain toys, copper pans and luxurious linen. Expect to find handmade collectables and antique homewares alongside Salmon’s own painted curtains and canvases. \

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Quirky eyewear shop Scoogle is tucked away in shady Cardigan Place, alongside Victoria Avenue. Handcrafted Belgian and Australian glasses hang from a spectacular copper “eyewear tree” inside this four-year-old family business. Local and destination clients come here seeking unique designs to stand out from the masses. Artisan frames with premium lenses cost between $500 and $3000, with owners investing the time and energy necessary to accommodate challenging scripts. \

Some people know just where to find this musicians’ mecca at the beach end of Victoria Avenue. Others have never heard of it. And that’s exactly how the owners like it. Operating for nearly 20 years, the Emporium’s walls are packed with vintage and preloved guitars. Staff provide expert advice on equipment dating from last century, with most sourced from the 1950s and ’60s. Lessons can be teed up three times a week. Enthusiasts can invest in guitars with prices from $200 and soaring to more than $50,000. \

The smell of freshly squeezed juice bursts out from Ripe’s modest shopfront. In five years, this independent shop has become a neighbourhood favourite. Regulars drop by to find organic food, cosmetics and domestic products. The friendly staff are happy to offer tips on how to choose, store and prepare products and ingredients. Those behind the scenes at Ripe work with wholesalers and growers directly, ensuring their shelves are always stocked with the best local seasonal produce. \

A new addition to Victoria Avenue, boutique fashion shop Fox opened in May 2011. Flickering candles in an exposed-brick fireplace set the scene for a relaxed, bohemian shopping experience. Expect to find one-off pieces of women’s clothing from local and international designers, such as Zahir, Rabens, Zola and Moda Immagine. Not to mention jewellery from Melbourne designer Banjara, and soft furnishings made from Cambodian and Indian cottons. \ dANIeL McCULLOCH

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Immaculate three-bedroom townhouse with a relaxing living room, stylish kitchen, north-facing dining area, decked courtyard, garage and second car space.

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BENTLEIGH EAST 1 Melva Street An extensive renovation process has entirely transformed this 1950Â´s home into a thoroughly contemporary family environment close to Mackie Road shops, buses, parkland and the newly completed GESAC. Elegant modern finishes now enhance spacious 4 bedroom/4 living proportions in a brilliantly light filled floorplan extending to alfresco dining and a private landscaped garden. Granite kitchen, downstairs main bedroom with multiple BIRs, ensuite and zoned study, 2 family bathrooms, double garage, remote OSP.

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ORMOND 65 Draper Street This character laden family home c1950 offers a wonderful opportunity to preserve its charm and character whilst adding stylish renovations to an create an up-to-date interior. Current accommodation comprises formal sitting, adjacent dining room, three bedrooms, period-style bathroom, laundry plus a well appointed kitchen opening to an expansive living/dining area designed to capture northern sunlight. Features include alarm, gas heaters, airconditioners, external bungalow, single garage/storage. Close sought-after Ormond attractions and McKinnon Primary.

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City-style family lifestyle! Bentleigh 4B Mavho Street Vastly accommodating with suites upstairs and down, this cutting-edge 4 bedroom & study, 3.5 bathroom home offers a city-style family lifestyle with formal, casual and 1st-ﬂr living, a Smeg & Stone kitchen, fully-tiled bathrooms and architectural detail. With every extra including auto-garage, this is city glamour, just off Centre Rd!

$1,085,000-$1,185,000

VieW Sat as Advertised Wed 4.30-5pm Auction Saturday 1st December 1pm Agent Harold Laver 9559 0807 Ben Quigley 0411 878 636 363 Centre Rd, Bentleigh 9559 0888

4A 3 B 1 C

Grow a family here! Bentleigh east 4 Celia street Stylish heated & cooled up to 4 bedrm, 2 bathrm home has formal & family zones around a gardenview kitchen, ensuite & approx 7950xsqft/738sqm gardens with a wisteria-draped deck, fun ﬁlled cubby, vegie-patch & double auto-garage workshop …close to the bus & schools.

$700,000-$770,000

VieW Sat as Advertised Wed 5.30-6pm

auCtion Saturday 24th November 12 noon

2 C

2 B

agent Michael Egan 0412 359 956 David Jane 0419 562 376 363 Centre Rd, Bentleigh 9559 0888

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Bentleigh 4A Lawson Street Entertaining luxury like no other. Beautifully proportioned, this awe-inspiring 3-4 bed 2.5 bath new residence is the best of the best in low maintenance luxury living. Superbly appointed with Spotted Gum floors, porcelain tiling & stone benchtops, this outstanding design showcases a spectacular stone kitchen (Blanco appls), stunning dining area, split level to a huge family room opening to an elevated deck & landscaped garden; and a palatial main bedrm suite (balcony with distant views, fitted WIR, BIRs & ensuite). Impressive from start to finish, it boasts zoned R/C ducted air cond, alarm, video intercom, amazing storage, LED light, water tank & auto garage. Auto sliding gate. Moments to Centre Road shops, schools, parks & transport. 4

2.5

> VIEW > AUCTION > MEL REF > PRICE > OFFICE > TEL > CONTACT

Wed 4.45 - 5.15pm & Sat as advertised Sat 24th November - 1.30pm 77 / F2 Price on Application Bentleigh 390 Centre Road 3204 9557 7733 Peter Sinclair 0425 854 981 Nick Renna 0411 551 190

Bentleigh 25a Mavho Street An ultra-contemporary indulgence of lifestyle chic. An architectural wonder of light and space, this aweinspiring 3 bedroom + study 3 bathroom sensation brings in abundant light from all angles. With clean crisp lines defining the individual spaces, this impressive design provides 3 huge bedrooms (BIRs, main with WIR & palatial ensuite), study + workstation area, spectacular living (2-storey skylight & stylish courtyard), tiled open plan entertaining with luxury stone kitchen (Smeg s/steel appliances) opening to a rear deck & alfresco garden in established gardens. Finished with polished boards, R/C air cond, alarm, video intercom, great storage & an auto garage. An unbeatable lifestyle, metres to Centre Road cafes, shops & train. 3

Wed 5.45 - 6.15pm & Sat from 12.00pm Sat 17th November - 12.30pm 77 / D1 > EPR $870,000 - $950,000 > OFFICE Bentleigh 390 Centre Road 3204 > TEL 9557 7733 > CONTACT Calvin Reid 0413 878 860 Trent Collie 0425 740 484 > VIEW > AUCTION > MEL REF

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Bentleigh East 23A Deakin Street Family lifestyle living thatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s made to measure. Enjoying a wealth of low maintenance space, this brand new 3 bed + study 2.5 bath street front sensation is an ideal floorplan for the growing family. Brilliant with light, this timeless modern haven enjoys a wide entry hall, large study/living area, cafe style stone kitchen (WI pantry & Bosch s/steel appls), north facing open plan entertaining spilling onto a lovely deck & landscaped gardens; 3 big bedrooms (BIRs, main - ensuite & WIR), private living area upstairs & stylish bathroom. Dressed to impress, it boasts timber floors, porcelain tiles, R/C air cond, Nobo heating, ducted vac, alarm, abundant storage, water tank & double auto garage. Own title, walk to shops, GSAC, bus, parks & great schools. 3

2.5

> VIEW > AUCTION > MEL REF > EPR > OFFICE > TEL > CONTACT

Wed 4.15 - 4.45pm & Sat as advertised Sat 1st December - 10.30am 68 / K11 $770,000 - $830,000 Bentleigh 390 Centre Road 3204 9557 7733 Rob Manning 0414 895 745 Nick Renna 0411 551 190

Caulfield North 109 Kambrook Road An Edwardian classic with brilliant prospects. On 400sqm approx with a 61m approx depth, this captivating 3 bedroom Edwardian charmer has all the inspiration to become a sensational renovator. High ceilings, open fireplaces, leadlights & tuckpointed brickwork create the character, while the spacious proportions give you the canvas to make this classic jewel sparkle again. With exceptional room to extend, this eye-opening gem features 3 bedrooms, delightful living (gas heater), original kitchen with WI pantry, family bathroom, external laundry, HRV ventilation, a deep deep garden block & parking for one. Opposite Caulfield Racecourse, easy walk to Caulfield station, Caulfield Park, a great selection of cafes & the tram. 3

400 (approx)

Sat & Sun as advertised Sat 24th November - 11.30am 59 / D12 > EPR $600,000 - $660,000 > OFFICE Caulfield 616 Glenhuntly Road 3162 > TEL 8532 5200 > CONTACT Todd Newton 0412 568 313 Marshall Rushford 0418 396 981 > VIEW > AUCTION > MEL REF

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Caulfield North 11 Redan Road An esteemed Edwardian in a coveted parkside pocket. First time offered in 48 years, this beautifully maintained 3 bedroom tuckpointed brick Edwardian stands proud in this manicured garden estate. Graced with a leadlight entry, superb proportions & high ornate ceilings, this exquisite home enjoys a north facing lounge (bay window), engaging dining room, 3 large bedrooms (main with BIRs), 2 renovated bathrooms (spa bath & laundry), casual kitchen and relaxed living/dining room overlooking the solar heated pool & alfresco area. With potential to extend up to gain views of Caulfield Park (S.T.C.A), this immaculate home features ducted R/C air cond, intercom, alarm, tandem auto carport & outdoor storage. Metres to tram, cafes, schools & Caulfield Park. 3

> VIEW > AUCTION > MEL REF > EPR > OFFICE > TEL > CONTACT

2 Sat & Sun as advertised Sun 25th November - 11.30am 59 / C12 $1,200,000 - $1,320,000 Caulfield 616 Glenhuntly Road 3162 8532 5200 Todd Newton 0412 568 313 Marshall Rushford 0418 396 981

Caulfield South 426 Hawthorn Road Plans and permits for the ultimate in lifestyle living. On 700sqm (7534sqft) approx, this untouched Californian Bungalow is raring to move to make way for the plans and Glen Eira Planning Permit for a stunning new landmark apartment building. An awe-inspiring architectural design, this developerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s opportunity features 10 amazing 2 bedroom 2 bathroom apartments over 3 superb levels each with courtyards or balcony terraces, basement car parking and storage in beautiful landscape surrounds. An unrivalled proposition in this lifestyle location, a leisurely stroll to Princes Park, trendy Glen Huntly Road cafes, great shopping and a selection of schools, with the tram at your door. 2

Sat & Sun as advertised Sun 25th November - 12.30pm 68 / A5 > EPR $950,000 - $1,050,000 > OFFICE Caulfield 616 Glenhuntly Road 3162 > TEL 8532 5200 > CONTACT Max Pisano 0418 378 900 Marshall Rushford 0418 396 981 > VIEW > AUCTION > MEL REF

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Caulfield South 15 Saturn Street Feel on top of the world in lifestyle luxury. Absolutely stunning, this impressive 5 bed 4 bath contemporary home showcases energy efficient innovation in an entertainerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s paradise. Maximising every space, this inspiring home features 5 big bedrms (BIRs/WIRs), vogue bathrooms (2 ensuites), open plan indoor/outdoor entertaining with bifold doors to a covered alfresco area (cafe blinds) overlooking the beautiful pool & landscaped gardens; sunny granite kitchen, upstairs living with expansive leafy views & secure north facing front garden (deck). Complete with ducted heating, R/C air cond, security, 2 water tanks, 5kw solar panels, tinted windows & double auto garage. Tree lined street, walk to tram, bus, train, shops & Gardenvale zoned school. 5

> VIEW > AUCTION > MEL REF > EPR > OFFICE > TEL > CONTACT

2 Sat & Sun as advertised Sun 2nd December - 12.30pm 67 / J7 $1,400,000 - $1,500,000 Caulfield 616 Glenhuntly Road 3162 8532 5200 Marshall Rushford 0418 396 981 Todd Newton 0412 568 313

Ormond 10 Bevan Street An awe-inspiring creation of unrivalled quality. This magnificent Art Deco contemporary home in McKinnon College zone ticks all the boxes for grand designer living. Boasting 3 spacious bedrooms (master WIR & porcelain ens), two living zones, Caesarstone kitchen (Smeg & Bosch apps), soaring cathedral ceilings (OFP) overlooking paved alfresco & low maintenance gardens. Upstairs to a second living area, fully fitted study and storage. Flooded by natural light, with a host of exclusive extras including solid timber floors, ducted heated, air-conditioning, fully automated sprinkler system, alarm security, pre-wired surround sound and built-in rear wall speakers and an oversized lock-up garage, with mezzanine storage. 3

Wed 11.00 - 11.30am & Sat as advertised Sat 1st December - 11.30am 68 / B9 > EPR $900,000 - $950,000 > OFFICE Bentleigh 390 Centre Road 3204 > TEL 9557 7733 > CONTACT David Picking 0408 378 170 Peter Sinclair 0425 854 981 > VIEW > AUCTION > MEL REF

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Bentleigh 25A Fairbank Road Secluded, spacious and superbly serene. In tranquil established gardens, this contemporary 3 bedroom 2 bathroom rear single level townhouse is a relaxing haven of open plan bliss enjoying north facing open plan entertaining, serene deck & double auto garage.

Carnegie 10B Frogmore Road This exquisite 3 bedroom 2.5 bathroom street front residence oozes luxury & warmth featuring a Miele marble kitchen (WI pantry), north facing living & dining (pebble fire), bi-fold doors to a sunny deck (outdoor kitchen); study landing & single auto garage plus car space. 24 The weekly review \ november 14, 2012

Wed 5.00 - 5.30pm & Sat as advertised Sat 1st December - 11.30am 77 / F4 $600,000 - $640,000 Bentleigh 390 Centre Road 3204 > TEL 9557 7733 > CONTACT Trent Collie 0425 740 484 Calvin Reid 0413 878 860 > VIEW > AUCTION > MEL REF > EPR > OFFICE

2.5

Thurs & Sat as advertised Sat 1st December - 1.30pm 68 / K6 $780,000 - $850,000 > OFFICE Carnegie 59 Koornang Road 3163 > TEL 9569 3666 > CONTACT Chris Janssens 0418 541 208 Mark Staples 0411 527 174 > VIEW > AUCTION > MEL REF > EPR

Bentleigh East 1A Orloff Street Intelligent design for luxury lifestyle living. Architect designed, this striking 3 bedroom 2.5 bathroom â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;better than newâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; residence infuses its designer elements into 3 fabulous living zones, Bosch stone kitchen (WI pantry), covered deck in coastal landscaping & a large auto garage.

Caulfield North 41 Crimea Street An Edwardian beauty in picture perfect serenity. Surrounded by beautifully established park-like gardens, this irresistible 2 bedroom + study Edwardian has an air of French beauty featuring a country style kitchen, split level dining with staged north facing living area and parking for 2.

2.5

368 (approx)

Wed 4.45 - 5.15pm & Sat as advertised Sat 1st December - 1.30pm 77 / K5 $780,000 - $840,000 Bentleigh 390 Centre Road 3204 > TEL 9557 7733 > CONTACT Kosta Mesaritis 0412 117 529 Jason Collie 0403 191 453 > VIEW > AUCTION > MEL REF > EPR > OFFICE

Sun from 12.00pm Sun 18th November - 12.30pm 58 / K11 $720,000 - $790,000 > OFFICE Caulfield 616 Glenhuntly Road 3162 > TEL 8532 5200 > CONTACT Todd Newton 0412 568 313 Marshall Rushford 0418 396 981 > VIEW > AUCTION > MEL REF > EPR

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Caulfield South 57 Frederick Street An Art Deco beauty with deep prospects. Full of warmth and comfort, this enchanting 2 bed Art Deco one of a pair has room to grow, featuring inviting living & dining (gas fire), modern kitchen, renovated bathroom, study/meals, elevated deck, a deep rear garden & work garage.

Murrumbeena 321 Murrumbeena Road Opposite Duncan MacKinnon Reserve, this beautiful 3 bedroom 2.5 bathroom street front residence enjoys parquetry floors, generous open plan living & dining areas (park views), a private garden courtyard & double auto garage.

Sun from 1.00pm Sun 18th November - 1.30pm 68 / C8 $580,000 - $640,000 Caulfield 616 Glenhuntly Road 3162 > TEL 8532 5200 > CONTACT Eyal Malka 0414 778 837 Marshall Rushford 0418 396 981 > VIEW > AUCTION > MEL REF > EPR > OFFICE

2.5

Thurs & Sat as advertised Sat 1st December - 2.30pm 68 / K9 $560,000 - $610,000 > OFFICE Carnegie 59 Koornang Road 3163 > TEL 9569 3666 > CONTACT Chris Janssens 0418 541 208 Mark Staples 0411 527 174 > VIEW > AUCTION > MEL REF > EPR

Elsternwick 109/242 Glenhuntly Road This 2 bedroom apartment puts quality & design back into low maintenance living. Stylishly appointed with floating timber floors & large o/plan design, modern kitchen with all the latest s/s appl & glass splash backs, appointed with heating, cooling as well as 2 lge BRs w/ BIRâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s, alfresco nth facing balcony off the living area & u/cover parking for 2.

St Kilda East 161 Glen Eira Road An immaculate renovator on a superb block. A shining example of a clear cut opportunity to prim & polish, this spacious 4 bedroom 2 bathroom brick original has 2 large living areas, sunny kitchen, generous north facing rear garden & double garage on 557sqm approx.

Sat & Sun as advertised Sat 24th November - 12.30pm 67 / F3 $460,000 - $480,000 Caulfield 616 Glenhuntly Road 3162 > TEL 8532 5200 > CONTACT Max Pisano 0418 378 900 Marshall Rushford 0418 396 981 > VIEW > AUCTION > MEL REF > EPR > OFFICE

Sun from 2.00pm Sun 18th November - 2.30pm 67 / E1 $920,000 - $1,000,000 > OFFICE Caulfield 616 Glenhuntly Road 3162 > TEL 8532 5200 > CONTACT Todd Newton 0412 568 313 Marshall Rushford 0418 396 981 > VIEW > AUCTION > MEL REF > EPR

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AUCTION SATURDAY

Bentleigh East 38 East View Crescent 4

St Kilda East 1/135 Hotham Street Love the contemporary warmth and courtyard appeal in this light filled ground floor 2 bedroom security apartment featuring a sun filled living area opening to a private paved tropical oasis, casual kitchen/meals, bathroom/laundry & parking.

Sat & Sun as advertised Sun 25th November - 10.30am 58 / E12 $410,000 - $460,000 Caulfield 616 Glenhuntly Road 3162 > TEL 8532 5200 > CONTACT Eyal Malka 0414 778 837 Marshall Rushford 0418 396 981 > VIEW > AUCTION > MEL REF > EPR > OFFICE

Auction Price Inspect Office Contact

Sat 17th November at 11am $650K-$720K Wed at 6.00-6.30pm, Sat from 10.30am 361 Centre Road 9557 7891 Leigh Gardam 0416 149 422 Garry Murphy 0418 597 241

Sized up, optioned up & on the streetfront! Freestanding, new 4 bedrm (or 3 + study), 3 bathrm (2 ensuite) home with expansive nth-facing living, dining & meals areas with bi-folds to decking, Bosch & C´Stone kitchen, duct heat/evap cool, alarm, solar hot-water & auto-garage - a walk to East Bentleigh strip. www.38eastviewcrescentbentleigheast.com

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Auction this Saturday 2

ORMOND 23 Garfield Avenue True land value

Auction this Saturday 3

CARNEGIE 400 Koornang Road Period gem offering a brilliant opportunity!

Under instructions from State Trustees Ltd. Set on a

Auction Sat 17 Nov, 1.30

Exuding potential, this Art Deco gem, ´Canowindra´

broad 17m frontage/645m2 approx allotment, this

Quoting $680K-$720K

is a unique opportunity to create your own vision,

Auction Sat 17 Nov, 10.30 Quoting $580K-$640K

original 4 roomed brick residence provides the

View Wed 4:45 - 5:15

on approx 663sqm (STCA). A diamond in the rough, it

View Wed 12:00 - 12:30

perfect re-development opportunity for a new home

Vicki Pollard 0439 655 727

retains rich period detailing synonymous with this

John Pollard 0418 331 533

or new townhouses (STCA). Great position on an

John Pollard 0418 331 533

period of home including timber framed glass etched

Vicki Pollard 0439 655 727

ever improving avenue amidst stylish family homes.

Bentleigh 9557 5500

doors & architraves.

Bentleigh 9557 5500

Bentleigh 396 Centre Road 9557 5500

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Bentleigh 30 Mitchell Street Auction Inspect Office Contact

Sat 24th November at 11.30am Wed at 6.30-7.00pm, Sat as advertised 361 Centre Road Bentleigh 9557 7891 Leigh Gardam 0416 149 422 Nick Blow 0411 831 731 Nikolas Sky 0422 246 972

4 Resort living in the Centre of it all Offering a 5 Star resort lifestyle, this 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom Art Deco residence steps back beyond a formal lounge to offer breathtaking indoor-outdoor living with pillarless corner bi-folds to al fresco dining, a separate bar with beer-on-tap - even a putting-green - around a glass-fenced heated pool. With a

Blanco & C´Stone kitchen & frameless screened bathrooms (including double ensuite), this centrally-heated home has a double auto-garage...& a lifestyle location between Patterson´s village & Centre Rd´s strip! www.30mitchellstreetbentleigh.com

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Northcote Landscaping - Our services include complete landscape design and construction, renovate existing paving, decking, retaining walls, irrigation and planting. Call our qualified professionals, to receive personalised service and quality workmanship. For your free consultation and quotation Contact: Michael 0412 300 712 or Jay 0438 445 933. www.northcotelandscaping.com.au

Smarter Bathrooms - Escape to a beautiful bathroom with a complete design, build and project management from Melbourne’s smartest bathroom renovator. Guaranteed start and finish dates, or we pay you. Call now for an award winning interior designer to visit you. Contact: 1300 662 838. Showroom: 77 Salmon Street, Port Melbourne or visit: www.smarterbathrooms.com.au

Spruce Landscaping - Have the garden you’ve always dreamed of. We deliver professional garden maintenance and design services including, clean ups, lawn mowing, hedging, pruning, paving, planting, green waste removal, weeding & more. Offering competitive rates, attention to detail and respect to your property. Always willing to go that extra step, we’re passionate about what we do. Call now - Free onsite quote. Contact Jared: 0414 303 557. Email: jared@sprucelandscaping.com.au www.sprucelandscaping.com.au

BUILDING CONTRACTORS Unique Homes Pty Ltd - Unique Homes provide a complete home construction and project management service. Incorporating such aspects as planning, engineering and architectural support. We have designed and constructed everything from small extensions to second storey additions and new homes of all sizes. No job too difficult. Call now for a free onsite consultation. Contact 9576 8444.

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DECKING DeckSealRevival Pty Ltd - Beat the Spring Rush, call today! Melbourne’s deck care and maintenance professional’s. Residential and commercial; Deck sanding, cleaning and sealing. Interior floor sanding and coating available. Continually delivering a beautiful and long lasting deck surface. We will beat any genuine quote. Contact Brian on 0410 537 164 or visit us at www.decksealrevival.com.au

GARDEN DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION Gerard Butterss Landscapes - Spring special. Contact us to organise an initial garden consultation free of charge. We have been designing and building gardens in Victoria for over 30 years and provide the complete service - from garden consultation and landscape design through to construction. We aim for a perfect match between lifestyle, budget and property aesthetics to create the right garden for each project. For further information, please Contact Gerard on mobile phone: 0411 609 566 or visit the website: www.gerardbuttersslandscape.com.au

GLASS POOL FENCING Tough Glass Worx - We specialise in frameless glass pool fencing. Enjoy the view of your pool and landscaped oasis with a stunning glass pool fence from the experts. We can also help you with frameless glass shower screens, balustrades, splashbacks and other architectural glazing requirements. Contact (03) 9553 4417 or 0415 755 285. www.toughglassworx.com.au

DSR Interior Floor Sanding and Polishing - Our experienced team has set the benchmark across Melbourne for many years. Client satisfaction is our priority. Flexible and competitive rates. Sanding and polishing floors in the following areas: Existing floors, recoating/staining, renovated and new homes, commercial properties, sporting venues. Sanding and polishing on the following surfaces: Timber and parquetry floors, steps and staircases. Contact 0410 537 164. Call for an obligation free quote or visit our website: www.decksealrevival.com.au

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Ovenu - The oven cleaning and detailing specialists, we provide you with the ultimate professional domestic oven cleaning and detailing service that will leave your oven and other associated cooking appliances in near showroom condition. Our oven cleaners are the best in the business. Return your oven to new using non caustic, biodegradable solutions. No fumes, no mess, safe for you and your family. Introductory $10 discount. Contact 1300 683 681. www.ovenu.com.au

SHUTTERS CONTACT 9818 1133 AP SHUTTERS Highest quality timber plantation shutters. Custom made and fitted by professionals, on time and at the best value for money in Melbourne. Call now to organise a free, no obligation measure and quote. info@ap-shutters.com www.ap-shutters.com

BATHROOM RENOVATIONS CONTACT 1300 66 28 38 Showroom 77 Salmon St, Port Melbourne SMARTER BATHROOMS Full design, build, project management. Complete makeovers of your bathrooms, kitchen and laundry is our specialty. Guaranteed start and finish dates, or we pay you. Call now for an award winning designer to visit you. smarterbathrooms.com.au

SEWING MACHINE REPAIRS Sam’s Sewing Machine Repairs - Sewing Machines and Overlockers, Industrial and Domestic all makes and models old and modern, we can provide technical support, repairs and services to fully maintain your sewing machine in excellent working order. Fully qualified technician, quotes before work commences, pick ups and deliveries supported by written guarantees on all works. True professional service. Contact Sam: 0418 308 979

GLASS POOL FENCING CONTACT (03) 9553 4417 or 0415 755 285 TOUGH GLASS WORX We specialise in frameless glass pool fencing. Enjoy the view of your pool and landscaped oasis with a stunning glass pool fence from the experts. We can also help you with frameless glass shower screens, balustrades, splashbacks and other architectural glazing requirements.

Venetti Kitchen & Bathroom Designs - Proudly Australian owned and manufactured with Italian Design partners. Our experience and seamless supply chain allows for fast installation, custom built kitchens, completed usually within 10 days, including stone benchtops. At Venetti we provide a free in-home design service. Your plans are created by qualified designers with years of experience. Special Offer: Stone for the price of laminate. Contact Chris: 0434 690 360, 9544 7889. Showroom 7B Audsley Street, Clayton South, or visit www.venettikitchens.com.au

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Almara Cabinets – Winners of the Australian Achievers’ Award. Custom-designed wardrobes, wall units, bookshelves, guaranteed quality. Renovations, our specialty. Visit our showroom. Contact 9793 8233. www.almara.com.au

CONTACT Michael 0412 300 712 Jay 0438 445 933 NORTHCOTE LANDSCAPING We are qualified professionals who provide quality workmanship, we design and construct new landscapes or renovate existing, we offer a free consultation and quote service, so for any paving, decking, retaining walls, irrigation or planting call for your free consultation and quotation. www.northcotelandscaping.com.au

Smarter Kitchens - Live in the kitchen you love with a complete design, build and project management from Melbourne’s smartest kitchen renovator. Guaranteed start and finish dates, or we pay you. Call now for an award winning interior designer to visit you. Contact 1300 662 838. Showroom 77 Salmon Street, Port Melbourne. www.smarterkitchens.com.au

AP Shutters – Highest quality, timber plantation shutters at Melbourne’s best prices guaranteed. Also specialising in all other window furnishings. For a free, no obligation quote, Contact 9818 1133. info@ap-shutters.com www.ap-shutters.com

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CONTACT Jared: 0414 303 557 SPRUCE LANDSCAPING Selling your home? Increase the value of your property by up to 20 per cent by improving your garden. Whether you’d like a new look or simply a tidy up, we can design, create and maintain your garden exactly how you like. Call now for a free quote. Email: jared@sprucelandscaping.com.au

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