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Timboon Railway Shed Distillery Original

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By Paul Best 
| The Age
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Underwater behaviour of Globicephala melas

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By Paul Best , Jules Cauzinille, Aix Marseille Université, Lise Habib-Dasetto
| HAL
Poster De Conférence Année : 2025 Underwater behaviour of Globicephala melas Domaines hal-05497429 , version 1 (06-02-2026) HAL Id : hal-05497429 , version 1 Paul Best, Lise Habib-Dasetto, Jules Cauzinille, Ricard Marxer, Fabienne Delfour, et al.. Underwater behaviour of Globicephala melas. IBAC 2025, Sep 2025, Kerteminde, France. ⟨hal-05497429⟩ 0 Consultations 0 Téléchargements
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This new build had neighbours worried ... then they saw the gardens

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By Paul Best 
| domain.com.au
By Paul Best December 3, 2025 The neighbourhood was duly worried. A five-storey monolithic concrete residence – being built into a cliff face overlooking Pittwater at Palm Beach, on Sydney’s Northern Beaches – can do that. It looms large to the naked eye. Both client and architect wanted the house, known as The Bantry, to have a sense of intimacy and were set on “absorbing” the grand new multistorey build into greenery.
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