Tall, dark and flavoursome
THE morning coffee, just ain’t coffee, unless you’re brewing it right, writes Catherine Nikas-Boulos.
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HIA-CSR Awards: Best of the best
THE winners of NSW’s most coveted building awards have been announced and here’s a list of all the categories and the worthy recipients.
Keen competition in display home awards
THE finalists in the Display Home categories at this year’s HIA-CSR NSW Awards feature open-plan living with natural light and outdoor areas in almost all designs.
Quest for perfection leads to nomination
BUILDING a new home is a daunting prospect. Building a new home on the site of an old inner-city worker’s cottage with a 7.4m width frontage poses a whole new set of problems.
Facing up to a finely brewed addiction
THERE are certain rules that you should always adhere to at a party: be polite, flatter the party host on her outfit and NEVER ask for something unless it has been offered.
Room with a view: From eyesore to jewel
A BEACH house makes a grand and this renovation transformed a tired eyesore into a home worthy of its beachside location north of Wollongong.
Give your backyard pools some TLC
SWIMMING pools need some TLC to make them swim ready and safe for the warmer months of spring and summer.
Living large on a budget
THE two-storey Allcastle Regent is competitively priced and will fit on a 400sqm block without compromising on space, writes Catherine Nikas-Boulos.
At home with the fantastic Mr Fox
BOBBY Fox is a man of many talents. Not content with being the four-time World Irish Dance Champion, he moved to Australia and into musical theatre.
Sydney’s latest homes project has starry future
SYDNEY’S latest housing estate comes with its own astronomy centre — construction is underway at the University of Western Sydney, Campbelltown campus, with 850 new homes to be built on the site.
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