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Foxtel has commenced production of fan Australian version of UK hit The Repair Shop for the LifeStyle Channel.
Filming started in Sydney last week with host builder and sustainability expert, Dean Ipaviz. He will be joined by a team of seven passionate and highly skilled craftspeople. Together they come to the rescue of treasured possessions which are broken or damaged and deserve to be returned to their former glory.
Foxtel’s The Repair Shop host Dean Ipaviz
The Repair Shop UK is a huge hit around the world, often referred to as ‘one of the loveliest, feel-good, heart-warming shows on television’ and will now received an Australian slant on the much-loved format.
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The Australian author tied her long brunette locks in a high bun and wore a full face of makeup to the event.
Meanwhile, Hamish, 39, dressed to impress in a suede suit jacket, black pants and a bow tie.
Loved-up: After arriving to the star-studded event, the couple gazed adoringly at one another as they posed on the red carpet
Zoë and Hamish have been married for more than eight years, having tied the knot in 2012 at the Wolgan Valley in the Blue Mountains. I married the love of my life, several lives perhaps, in a very small ceremony that was genuinely the best, most fun, perfect day of both our lives, Zoë wrote in her blog.
Next week’s season finale of
Producers Fremantle and host Peter Maddison have been following the build in Coburg for 3 years when when a blow torch flame licked the home’s insulation last September. Eight fire trucks attended the site pumping over 30,000 litres of water into the structure.
Building a house comes with enormous difficulties and architects Marc and Felicity Bernstein had no idea how stressful it would become when they set out to transform a toxic remnant of land in Melbourne into a designer sanctuary. With a small budget but high hopes of creating a passive eco home built to the highest environmental standards they get to work, collecting bricks and budget materials to create their masterpiece. With money tight they decide to move into a campervan with their three kids for the build process. As the months turn to years and the finances run perilously low, what started as a fun adventure quickly sours. Then, with only weeks before they are finally due to move into