12 March 2010 | Ben Hurley | The Australian Financial Review
Newly appointed CEO of Centro Properties Group, Robert Tsenin, and wife Estelle are selling their three-bedroom home in Birchgrove, on Sydney's Balmain peninsula.
12 March 2010 | Ben Hurley | The Australian Financial Review
Edmund Khalaf, group director and chief financial officer of global HR services firm Randstad, is selling his three-bedroom end terrace in Sydney's Paddington.
12 March 2010 | Ben Hurley | The Australian Financial Review
Peter Jones, company secretary of Tassal Group, has sold his waterfront house in Toronto, on the NSW Central Coast.
12 March 2010 | Scott Elliott | The Australian Financial Review
The former proprietor of Tafts The Pen People, Robert Fairweather,
12 March 2010 | Scott Elliott | The Australian Financial Review
Retired engineer Lockwood de Forest and his wife Jenny have decided to list their home for sale. Located in one of Mosman's most exclusive enclaves, their beach house-style home offers views onto Middle Harbour and 1625 square metres of land.
12 March 2010 | Scott Elliott | The Australian Financial Review
Lion Nathan regional director Damien Mori is selling his home in Adelaide's inner-south.
12 March 2010 | The Australian Financial Review
Keeping it simple with a classic tart.
12 March 2010 | Hannah Tattersall | The Australian Financial Review
Yak fur, some same-same, and layered surprises marked the latest Paris fashions.
12 March 2010 | Susan Owens | The Australian Financial Review
An autumn-winter of discontent is enlivened by the 'new chic'.
12 March 2010 | Tony Davis | The Australian Financial Review
The low, square, wedge-like shape makes it look larger, but the Lamborghini Gallardo has a footprint fairly similar to a VW Golf.
12 March 2010 | The Australian Financial Review
Pubs specializing in rotating selections of craft beers have sprouted up all around the Czech capital. For those looking to make a day trip of it, a pass costing 100 koruna (about $5.90 at about 17 koruna to the dollar) is good for a full day of travel on trams, buses and the metro.
12 March 2010 | The Australian Financial Review
Spoilt for choice hardly describes the beer paradise that is Prague, capital of the Czech Republic.
12 March 2010 | The Australian Financial Review
One of Japan's busiest rail lines threads past wonders best discovered by bicycle.
12 March 2010 | Stephen Crafti | The Australian Financial Review
After years of beige lives, colours have returned. Used cleverly, they add drama and character.
12 March 2010 | Ben Hurley | The Australian Financial Review
Mosman personality Suzanne Berckelman, wife of the late businessman Ian Berckelman, is selling her three-bedroom, four-bathroom Tuscan-inspired property at Rosherville Reserve overlooking Chinamans
12 March 2010 | Scott Elliott | The Australian Financial Review
Melbourne businessman
12 March 2010 | The Australian Financial Review
Duncan and Lindy Macgregor have listed their Glenn Murcutt-designed home in North Balgowlah, Sydney. Mr Macgregor is the director of equities trading company Transpac and Mrs Macgregor is a company principal of The Centre for Suicide Prevention, with clients including the Singapore police force and the US Army. Originally a bungalow, the Murcutt brothers transformed the property at 21 Woodbine St into a family house in the mid -980s for their sister and her husband. It has large living spaces, floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking a garden, a pool and triple garage. Belle Property Seaforth agent Tania Paris
12 March 2010 | Ben Hurley | The Australian Financial Review
Kay & Burton director Peter Kudelka is putting his money where his mouth is on the strength of the Melbourne market and listing his home with wife Cathy. The family, with four children, have lived in the house in Melbourne's Malvern East for nine years. Located at 8 Summerhill Ave on about 850 square metres of land, the period home has five bedrooms, a poolside terrace, main bedroom with ensuite and walk-in wardrobe, ducted heating and vacuuming, and a triple garage. Kay & Burton agent Nicole Gleeson
12 March 2010 | Ben Hurley | The Australian Financial Review
Autobarn franchise owner Gary Dumbrell and his wife Lisa are selling their six-bedroom estate in Hawthorn, Melbourne.
12 March 2010 | Ben Hurley | The Australian Financial Review
Ross Jenkin, managing director of accountant firm Minett & Partners, and his wife Lois are selling their waterfront Woolwich home, with a price tag of more than $6 million.
12 March 2010 | The Australian Financial Review
Brisbane's award-winning Emporium Hotel is offering a 2010 Easter "indulgence escape package" featuring a king suite, French champagne and an in-house movie of choice.
12 March 2010 | The Australian Financial Review
Known as "the best un-made screenplay" this paranormal military comedy had been doing the rounds in Hollywood for a long time before it was picked up for production.
12 March 2010 | Hannah Low | The Australian Financial Review
Travellers can now trek the full length of the Himalaya trail, with adventure travel company world expeditions announcing the commencement of commercial trekking along the trail this week.
12 March 2010 | Hannah Low | The Australian Financial Review
Artist Stormie Mills will launch his exhibition, called
12 March 2010 | John Davidson | The Australian Financial Review
When you make a keyboard that is less than half the size of a regular keyboard, there is one key you simply shouldn't skimp on: the backspace key.
12 March 2010 | The Australian Financial Review
Mac Forbes Chardonnay 2008 has a fine flinty match strike, almost malty. Sort of bruised pineapple and peach.
12 March 2010 | Tim White | The Australian Financial Review
After a first meeting at a tasting of some high-achievers, this winemaker didn't disappoint.
12 March 2010 | The Australian Financial Review
Established in 1993, the China International Clothing and Accessories Fair, also known as CHIC, is the largest and one of the most important fashion fairs in Asia.
12 March 2010 | Hannah Tattersall | The Australian Financial Review
Opera Australia's production of A Midsummer Night's Dream is visually spectacular. Catherine Martin (Moulin Rouge, Strictly Ballroom) has created costumes which wonderfully befit the mortal and immortal character's in Shakespeare's uplifting play.
12 March 2010 | The Australian Financial Review
A quick guide to what's coming up this month in Australia's capital cities.
