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Celebrity chefs at some of Australia's top restaurants have lifted the lid on their own dining-room nightmares after James Corden was banned from a New York hot spot.
Coverforce’s Jim Angelis lodges $18 million plans in Rose Bay; Transurban chief Scott Charlton sells his Castlecrag home for $23.5 million; and former NAB chief Cameron Clyne lists his Vaucluse digs.
Celebrating 190 years of Sydney dining Jill Dupleix and Terry Durack Apr 19 2021 at 5:05 PM Photo: Christopher Pearce Photo: James Brickwood Photo: Christopher Pearce Photo: Ross Anthony Willis Photo: Joe Wigdahl Photo: David Porter Photo: Fairfax Media Photo: Marco Del Grande Chef Clayton Donovan at the Jaaning Tree, Nambucca Heads. Photo: SMH Chef David Thompson (left) and assistant Tanongsak Yordwai with fresh produce at Darley Street Thai in Newtown. Photo: Elizabeth Dobbie Photo: Marco Del Grande Photo: Wolter Peeters Photo: Supplied Photo: Wesley Lonergan WLO Photo: Ben Rush...
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