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Proprium and PGIM pay around $250m for Sydney’s landmark 20 Bridge Street building
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Proprium and PGIM pay around $250m for Sydney’s landmark 20 Bridge Street building
A first joint venture by Proprium and PGIM Real Estate aims to transform the landmark building at Exchange Square as Australia’s sharemarket operator moves out.
How a meat pie from a tiny Bondi bakery inspired a global foodie empire
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How a meat pie from a tiny Bondi bakery inspired a global foodie empire
When chef, restaurateur Guy Turland left his hometown of Bowral in the Southern Highlands of NSW to relocate to Sydney for an apprenticeship at Est aged 17, he moved to Hall Street, Bondi. It would …
‘Acting quickly and transparently’: Domino’s to close hundreds of stores globally
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‘Acting quickly and transparently’: Domino’s to close hundreds of stores globally
Domino’s is prepping to shutter 205 unprofitable stores, including one-sixth of its outlets in Japan. Domino’s Pizza Enterprises, the master franchise for the brand in Australia, announced the mass closures in a trading update on …
High Street Memories: Alice ‘in Frames’ Zaslavsky on North Road, Ormond
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High Street Memories: Alice ‘in Frames’ Zaslavsky on North Road, Ormond
From high school teacher to MasterChef Australia alumni, Alice Zaslavsky – also known as Alice in Frames – cultivated her culinary curiosity on North Road, Ormond in Melbourne’s south-eastern suburbs. “I spent a lot of …
All you can eat: Where are Australia’s last remaining Pizza Hut dine-in restaurants?
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All you can eat: Where are Australia’s last remaining Pizza Hut dine-in restaurants?
During the 1970s and ’80s, Pizza Hut reigned supreme over Australia’s fast food landscape, with dine-in restaurants flogging all-you-can-eat buffets ubiquitous across the country. Today, there are only eight locations still in operation. So what …
Post it: From horseback to e-commerce, this Aussie institution still delivers
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Post it: From horseback to e-commerce, this Aussie institution still delivers
From the days of delivering mail via horseback in the 1800s, Australia Post has a rich Australian history and with more than 200 years of delivering mail, the institution has continued to evolve and modernise. …
School’s out forever? Inside Australia’s abandoned schools
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School’s out forever? Inside Australia’s abandoned schools
Scattered across the country, many once respected schools have been left abandoned, vandalised and in a state of decay or disrepair. So what does the future hold for these former pillars of education? From a …
High Street Memories: Jo Stanley on Glenhuntly Road Elsternwick
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High Street Memories: Jo Stanley on Glenhuntly Road Elsternwick
When radio personality Jo Stanley left her northern home suburb of Yallambie for the southern suburbs as a university student, Glenhuntly Road Elsternwick became her regular shopping strip. It was the early ’90s, she was …
Making waves in Bali: Aussie expats who turned holiday dreams into thriving businesses
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Making waves in Bali: Aussie expats who turned holiday dreams into thriving businesses
For decades, Bali has been on the bucket list of every traveller dreaming of a tropical getaway. Indeed, more than a million Aussies travel to its shores annually in search of great surf breaks, beautiful …
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