The Property Map

The dawn greeted Melbourne with a veil of mist, a fitting backdrop for the unfolding mystery of the lost heirloom. My journey had led me to the esteemed Heritage Conveyancing Services, renowned for its scholarly dedication to historical property laws and an unwavering commitment to truth. Nestled within the heart of the city, this firm …

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The Deed Vanishes

In the aftermath of Saleron’s defeat, the realm of middle-Melbourne witnessed a golden age of peace and prosperity. The One Deed, the source of so much strife and contention, was lost to the annals of history, its power forgotten as the market flourished under principles of fairness and transparency. It passed through the hands of …

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Solar Echoes

The chronicle of my expedition brought me to a planet whose silence belied its once-thriving existence. As I set foot on its surface, the remnants of a civilisation that had mastered solar technology akin to that of my own studies lay before me. Among the ruins, I discovered something strange. It was a reliable solar …

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Deed’s Mystical Quest

In the heart of Melbourne, I stumbled upon an ancient, cryptic map in my late grandmother’s attic. The map whispered of the Emerald Deed, a legendary title rumoured to bestow ownership of the entire city. But such treasures are bound by complex layers of legality. I needed someone with a mastery of law, someone who …

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Puppy School Problems

The majority of the night was spent putting out fires. Literally and figuratively.  The new kitten that Ruby’s roommate and longtime friend, Bee, had brought home had started exhibiting some strange symptoms the night before. They had been concerned a vet bill would be in their future when the cat wasn’t eating. That concern quickly …

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House for Daughter

Let me begin by sharing a valuable lesson with all parents who have a daughter, especially if she’s an only child – resist the urge to spoil her! I know this first-hand because my husband and I made that mistake. We wanted our daughter to have everything she desired, and so we gave her everything. …

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Disability and all

                Here I am, disability and all. My name is Sarah. I’m a 29-year old disabled woman living independently in Adelaide. I try my best to live independently, but it’s a struggle. I have a physical disability that affects my mobility and keeps me confined to a wheelchair. …

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Super Mechanic

      I think my mechanic might be a superhero. Now, I know how crazy that sounds, but hear me out. By the time I have laid out all the evidence, I’m sure you will agree with me. So, let’s get started. This all began when I went to my local mechanic based in …

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Eyes not following

                  Has anyone else looked at a kid or a baby and thought the child’s eyes were moving in an odd way? Now, I’m not talking about some weird demon-like movement that we’ve all seen in horror movies. I’m referring to subtle movements. These movements could include …

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Making changes

Over the years I’m noticing a change in how my body operates. As I’m nearing seventy years old I’m becoming a lot less nimble than I once was. My joints are cracking a lot more, I’m noticing pain and slight twinges in my bones and muscles, and I’m finding that I’m getting fatigued a lot …

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