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Dick Smith's daughter's new Sydney addition to her eyewatering $25million property portfolio - Vimarsana News

Dick Smith's daughter's new Sydney addition to her eyewatering $25million property portfolio

Hayley Baillie and her husband James snapped up the three-bedroom luxury unit on 19 Hickson Road in Walsh Bay - taking their residential portfolio skyrocketing to $25million.

Sydney luxury property: Dick Smith's daughter Hayley Baillie and her husband James buy $11.85 million Walsh Bay unit - Vimarsana News

Sydney luxury property: Dick Smith's daughter Hayley Baillie and her husband James buy $11.85 million Walsh Bay unit

Hayley Baillie and her husband James are known for their impressive portfolio of luxury lodges, but they have quietly amassed a collection of homes on the harbour and beach.

Source: smh.com.au
PHOTOS: Celeb chef Tom Kime brought the flavours of Hawai'i alive with Travel Associates - Vimarsana News

PHOTOS: Celeb chef Tom Kime brought the flavours of Hawai'i alive with Travel Associates

Some lucky Travel Associates clients and a few travel industry members got to savour the flavours of Hawai'i following a cooking demonstration from celebrity chef Tom Kime at the Sydney Fish Markets yesterday.

First driverless metro train crosses Sydney Harbour underwater - Vimarsana News

First driverless metro train crosses Sydney Harbour underwater

Early on Friday morning, 40 metres below ground, a driverless metro train travelled under Sydney Harbour for its first successful test run.

Source: abc.net.au
Silcosis investigation: Australia's tunnelling boom raises worker safety questions - Vimarsana News

Silcosis investigation: Australia's tunnelling boom raises worker safety questions

Billions of dollars have been spent tunnelling beneath our largest cities exposing workers to silica dust, which can cause a deadly disease.