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  • ‘Quite vulnerable’: Sydney to lead housing correction | What the median house price buys arou…

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    What the median house price buys around Australia now

    The median house price across Australia’s capital cities is now $1,276,413, Domain data released last week shows, which is enough in some neighbourhoods for a spacious family home – or a pied-a-terre in others.

    A budget at that level could offer buyers a family home in Melbourne’s north-east or a one-bedroom apartment in Sydney’s Woolloomooloo. Here’s what the median house price buys around the country.

    Sydney’s median house price is now just above $1.73 million, despite falling 3.3 per cent in the three months to June on Domain data, so to find a suburb where the typical home is available on a budget under $1.3 million might require some creativity.

    'Nervous' investors retreat from housing market as downturn broadens

    House prices in the combined capital cities are down for the first time in more than three years. (ABC News: John Gunn)

    Australia's housing market has gone into reverse, with house and unit prices falling for the first time in more than three years.

    The downturn is most evident in unit prices, with all capital cities recording a fall except for Darwin.

    Despite declining prices, economists say it is unlikely to be a catalyst for a correction or crash in the property market.

    Australia's housing boom has officially entered a downturn for the first time in more than three years, with property prices falling from record highs in the June quarter.

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  • Bond, James Bond? Not quite, but this Kiwi comedy is a delightfully dry spin on spy thrillers | N…

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    Bond, James Bond? Not quite, but this Kiwi comedy is a delightfully dry spin on spy thrillers

    Lovers of endearingly mild-mannered New Zealanders being polite, careful and deadpan in risky, high-stakes circumstances, rejoice. New Zealand Spy is a six-part comedy series from New Zealand comedian, writer and musician Paul Williams (Taskmaster NZ), whose love of James Bond and Alfred Hitchcock films has engendered a deeply dry-witted retake on classic spy films.

    Kicking off with the panache and adventure of any Bond movie, we meet Williams’ spy protagonist, Michael Brown (spy name: Michael Riviera), piste skiing in a pearly white snowsuit down a vast Queenstown slope chased by an Australian spy agency guard.

    Brown is eventually trapped and his identity requested at gunpoint. Does he answer “Riviera, Michael Riviera”? No. What follows is an awkward silence as he tries to remember his undercover alias. A squabble ensues, the guard is perplexed and infuriated but we flash back to how Riviera became a spy a few weeks previously.

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    New Zealand's newest spies – and the only three who applied – are tasked with protecting the nation from incoming threats, most notably from their noisy neighbours in Australia.

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  • Melanie C Recalls Receiving ‘Quite a Few Bottles’ of What Might’ve Been ‘Urine’ on Stage at a 199…

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    Melanie C Recalls Receiving 'Quite a Few Bottles' of What Might've Been 'Urine' on Stage at a 1999 Festival

    In a new The Guardian interview, Melanie C recalled performing a Sex Pistols cover at V99 Festival in 1999 and facing a tough crowd response

    She shared how her fame with the Spice Girls made casual outings impossible due to intense tabloid and paparazzi scrutiny

    Melanie C is preparing to release her new album Sweat on Friday, May 1

    Melanie C is looking back at the early years of her solo career.

    In a new interview with The Guardian, Sporty Spice answered questions submitted by fans about her career and shared a wild anecdote from her experience performing at V99 Festival in Chelmsford, England, in 1999.

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    ‘I did receive bottles on stage. There might have been urine’: Melanie C on Spice Girls mania, impostor syndrome and her date with a Chili Pepper

    As she releases a clubby new album, Sweat, the former Sporty Spice answers your questions on her raver days, scouse cuisine and Sex Pistols covers

    Your acid remix of Jessie Ware’s Free Yourself was a bit unexpected, I admit. Were you a hardcore raver back in the early 90s? CoopertapesI absolutely was. I discovered raving on my first holiday without parents, just me and three of the girls I was at college with. This was the first environment I’d been in where I heard house music and everyone was dancing, and really expressing themselves. I was like, “Oh my God, I’ve found my people.” That’s where I got the bug. Then we’d also go to a club in Essex called Berwick Manor. I also remember going to the Cross, which was in King’s Cross. It was such a tiny little window of my late teens because the Spice Girls happened so quickly after it. I’d almost compartmentalised it and left it behind until I started DJing eight years ago.

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