Old Is New Again

Katherine Townsend visits two mansion makeovers.

Write At The Centre

Melbourne has been named a City of Literature by UNESCO. But what does that mean for the city's writers and readers - and its library? Katherine Kizilos reports.

When Less Is More

Katherine Townsend finds a demand for fewer flats in a block.

Unfinished Symphony In Waiting

Forget the demolition plans and prepare for a long renovation, advises Katherine Townsend.

Retire In Style

This Hawthorn retirement complex sets the bar high, says Katherine Townsend.

Hue's Warm Design

These sleek homes are turning heads, writes Katherine Townsend.

Alluring Outlooks On Water

THE Toronto waterfront home of former Hunter Area Health Service boss Katherine McGrath and her surgeon husband Stephen Clarke has sold for $2.15 million to Sydney builder Robert Cole and his wife Ainsley.

Playing Games With History

The old heart of a new project awaits, writes Katherine Townsend.

Living Like La Vida Local

Vida is a new entry point to Richmond, says Katherine Townsend.

Still Crazy After All These Years

St Kilda's snow-white mansion has had many lives, not all of them popular with the locals, writes Katherine Kizilos.

If You Could Walk To The Animals...

Close to the zoo and park, this large house retains many Edwardian features, writes Katherine Townsend.

A Dramatic Conversion

What could be the oldest Salvation Army Hall gets a modern makeover, Katherine Townsend reports.

Urban Riches

Katherine Townsend finds that inner suburbs are the place to be if you want your home to retain its value.

Getting Comfy In Camberwell

Katherine Townsend has found a classic Camberwell Edwardian, ripe for customisation.

Walking In Webb's Footsteps

Australians Katherine Hull and Lindsey Wright are finding their way on the LPGA Tour, Martin Blake reports

Units Make Life More Comfortable

DIALYSIS patients now have access to convenient and affordable accommodation while undergoing dialysis, training or diagnostic services thanks to a community group called HANKA.

Centre `off Rails'

A $600,000 indigenous accommodation centre aimed at improving Aboriginal health has "gone off the rails", according to Hunter Health chief executive officer Katherine McGrath.

Better Health For Hunter Region

Katherine McGrath outlines a seven-year plan for Hunter Region health services.

History In The Making At Pyrmont

AS OWNERS begin to move into their new homes at Jacksons Landing at Pyrmont, history is being made and history is being retained. Barry and Katherine Goldman moved into their Huxley terrace last week after viewing the plans a year ago. As developers themselves, their choice showed great confiden

Katherine Region Will Captivate

LONG renowned as the gem of the Northern Territory, Katherine never ceases to amaze the many travellers who visit the region every year. The Katherine region is the southern part of the great top end of the Northern Territory and is the ideal place to get away from it all. The region covers 4