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The sale of the 1980s-built Sydney home stunned locals this year because the result was well above the $6 million guide and took just 10 days to sell.

Epping locals were stunned when a house sold for $7.5 million earlier this year, and it was left to the settlement to reveal the secretive family behind the purchase.

Epping locals were stunned when a house sold for $7.5 million earlier this year, and it was left to the settlement to reveal the secretive family behind the purchase.

Indian summer set to bring back the sun as Swami Army marches on the 'G Indian summer set to bring back the sun as Swami Army marches on the 'G Save Normal text size Advertisement The first Test match may not have gone to plan but India’s diehard cricket supporters are expecting their heroes to bounce back at the MCG on Saturday for the start of the Boxing Day Test. In most years, the MCG would be nearing its 100,000 capacity for the Australian cricket calendar’s marquee event but this year only 30,000 people will be allowed in due to COVID-19 restrictions.

Representational image of Indian fans in a ground in Australia (Getty Images) MELBOURNE: It was summer, 1999. A cricket match in Australia would usually be a sea of yellow. The Indian community in Australia was not large, but a small band of 15 wanted to paint the Adelaide stands blue for the India-Australia Test series. Raghav Bhatia was ‘I’ and Rakesh Jampala ‘D’ in the line of five to spell out ‘INDIA’ that day. India lost. “But it was extraordinary. We knew we had to do it again,” said Rakesh, now 38. They did. In the 21 years since, the two have attended every single Te...