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Inside Artist Beci Orpin’s Eclectic 140-Year-Old Family Terrace

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By Amelia Barnes
| The Design Files Verified
Ari was just three days old when the multidisciplinary designer and artist and her husband, ‘food truck boss’ Raph Rashid, attended the 2007 auction for this Victorian house with a converted shopfront, where they’ve resided ever since. ‘This house was much bigger than anything else we looked at and quite unique: a terrace house, but not your usual ornate style, with a utilitarian shopfront right on the street,’ says Beci.
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A Beginner's Guide To Electric Vehicle Charging At Home

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By Amelia Barnes
| The Design Files Verified
The Electric Vehicle Council reported full electric vehicles and plug-in hybrids reached 35.8% of Australian new passenger car sales in June this year — up from 11% just 12 months earlier. If you’re considering making the switch, you might be asking one of the questions below, which we put to AGL Head of eMobility Mabelle Reyes. Why should I consider purchasing an electric vehicle?
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How Former Farmland Became A Thriving Regenerative Garden

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By Amelia Barnes
| The Design Files Verified
Once home to former Deputy Prime Minister Jim Cairns, the approximately 21-acre property had been used primarily for sheep and cattle farming over the past century. Then, the devastating Ash Wednesday fires tore through the area in 1983, causing a destructive loss of vegetation, including an extensive fruit orchard on the property. Rex and Elaine Vandenberg purchased Nakari in 2017 ahead of their retirement.
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