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Under the Hammer: Thirroul home sells for $2 55m at auction | Illawarra Mercury

Under the Hammer: Thirroul home sells for $2 55m at auction | Illawarra Mercury
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Homes in Thirroul, Helensburgh and Barrack Heights going under the hammer | Illawarra Mercury

Homes in Thirroul, Helensburgh and Barrack Heights going under the hammer | Illawarra Mercury
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Real Estate Notes: Work underway on Midtown apartment tower

Also: Concept images released for office building planned for Wedgewood-Houston

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Details unfold for planned Wedgewood-Houston project

SomeraRoad seeks development with retail, residential, hotel components

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Political creep: government intrusion in health care

The sad part is not the elimination of personal liberties by the government; rather, it’s that political leaders have coopted physicians and censored those who can lend a voice to patients in need. Unchecked, the government will arrogate the power to resolve thorny medical issues and arbitrarily change medical rules.

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