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Max Langridge

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The Best Station Wagons You Can Buy In Australia… And A Couple You Can’t

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By Max Langridge 
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The reality is that most SUVs in this country never see a hint of dirt or mud. They do the school run, they do the Coles run, they sit in the driveway looking tall. Which begs the question: why isn’t the station wagon the default? A favourite across Europe, wagons offer the same practicality (often more) in a body that handles better, sits lower, drives sharper, and uses less fuel doing it. They tick more boxes than almost any other car on sale, yet rarely get a look in on Australian roads.
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The KitchenAid Semi-Automatic Espresso Machine is excellent — and now I think all manual machines should feature flat-bottomed porta filters

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By Max Langridge 
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It’s available in a range of colors, but I feel my review unit in Porcelain (white) will be the easiest to match with kitchen decor (although I have to admit taking a fancy to the Juniper green, too). If you want to get hands-on with your coffee-making process, it makes the process easier by way of a flat-bottom porta filter that I think should become customary on all coffee machines of this type.
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‘Nothing can replace good room design’: how one award-winning home theater designer approaches custom installs

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By Max Langridge 
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While it’s easy to just look at images of Wavetrain installations and think “I’d love to have something similar one day”, the more interesting question is how each space is actually designed to perform at such a high level. I was recently able to put some questions to David, and according to him, the answer starts with a framework rather than a product list.
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