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Some of the buildings are originals brought in to the site, others are replicas. Carthew Real Estate director Edward Carthew said the "eerie" listing had generated more than 200 inquiries before an entrepreneur from Melbourne purchased the 6ha block. And theyve already got plans to bring the abandoned village back to life. "We had a lot of different groups come through the property and we thought it could take months and months to sell because of the nature of the place," Mr Carthew said, ...

Some of the buildings are originals brought in to the site, others are replicas. Carthew Real Estate director Edward Carthew said the "eerie" listing had generated more than 200 inquiries before an entrepreneur from Melbourne purchased the 6ha block. And theyve already got plans to bring the abandoned village back to life. "We had a lot of different groups come through the property and we thought it could take months and months to sell because of the nature of the place," Mr Carthew said, ...

Some of the buildings are originals brought in to the site, others are replicas. Carthew Real Estate director Edward Carthew said the "eerie" listing had generated more than 200 inquiries before an entrepreneur from Melbourne purchased the 6ha block. And theyve already got plans to bring the abandoned village back to life. "We had a lot of different groups come through the property and we thought it could take months and months to sell because of the nature of the place," Mr Carthew said, ...

Some of the buildings are originals brought in to the site, others are replicas. Carthew Real Estate director Edward Carthew said the "eerie" listing had generated more than 200 inquiries before an entrepreneur from Melbourne purchased the 6ha block. And theyve already got plans to bring the abandoned village back to life. "We had a lot of different groups come through the property and we thought it could take months and months to sell because of the nature of the place," Mr Carthew said, ...

Some of the buildings are originals brought in to the site, others are replicas. Carthew Real Estate director Edward Carthew said the "eerie" listing had generated more than 200 inquiries before an entrepreneur from Melbourne purchased the 6ha block. And theyve already got plans to bring the abandoned village back to life. "We had a lot of different groups come through the property and we thought it could take months and months to sell because of the nature of the place," Mr Carthew said, ...

"Deano was the showman," Lee said. "He was the guy that put bums on seats. He was the entertainer and he was the flamboyant character that didnt mind speaking his mind. "He was the first guy to wear sunglasses on the cricket field. You think now why wouldnt you wear sunglasses while you play cricket and stand in the sun for six hours? "It makes sense. Thats why people gravitate towards someone like Dean Jones, and thats probably the same with Elton. "Elton saw this guy on TV who was energe...

Technology by Jennifer Dudley-Nicholson Premium Content   Its a modern dilemma for pre-teens: old enough to get themselves to school but too young to get a smartphone of their own. And its a trap Apple is recognising with new software to let caregivers set up an Apple Watch for their young charges without having to buy a new smartphone to connect it. Called Family Setup, the new system will children call home, share their location, or send messages from t...

Dean Jones’ family urges fans to dollop for Deano to honour the legend Cricket by Robert Craddock Premium Content Subscriber only Dean Jones family are urging cricket fans to honour their lost legend by having a dollop for Deano this weekend. They hope fans watching the Australia-India test at the MCG - and even in their lounge rooms - will salute Jones memory by donning the zinc cream which was his trademark. "The zinc cream was such an iconic way of di...