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Behind the ancient facade of this verdant Victorian cottage lies a VERY modern house with a luxurious design and an epic garden hideaway you’ve never seen The stately modern home has been shortlisted for a major design award and it’s not hard to see why Normandy House is located on the Melbourne seaside Brighton, half an hour south of the city centre Its ancient heritage facade hides contemporary chic extensions and renovations of epic proportions The original Victorian home was faithfully restored to preserve details such as the ornate ceilings, cornices and arches While the stunning extension features a large living room with two-story windows and a luxurious kitchen Outside there is a lush Asian-inspired Zen garden, a raised swimming pool and sunken lounges under the rooftop garden By Louise Allingham For The Australian Daily Published: 12:07 p.m. EDT, 27 July 2022 | Updated: 12:43 PM EDT, 27 July 2022 Advertisement

In a connected world like the MCU, many are trying to keep up with all that Marvel Studios has to offer to understand the full picture. That used to be an easy task in the Infinity Saga, which only involved watching two to three films a year, but now, following Phase 4 involves at least three films and three Disney+ series each year. As the MCU continues to evolve faster than ever, the project’s runtime has become a topic of great controversy among fans. Many continue to share their belief that the latest films aren’t long enough, the series don’t have enough episodes, and the episodes have too little material. The gap between Marvel content is now steadily shrinking – I’m Groot will premiere only 28 days after Ms. Marvel end. But with that finale, the MCU crossed a major milestone for Phase 4, which is sure to prove divisive for some. MCU Passes Major Milestone Wonder MCU breaks major milestone with release Ms. Marvel Final Season 1 as Phase 4’s total runtime exceeds Marvel Studi

A 7-Eleven service station and a McDonald’s drive-through have been approved for vacant locations in Alkimos, much to the disappointment of residents living nearby. The $2.1 million 7-Eleven will include three pump stations and a convenience store, while the $2.19 million McDonald’s will include restaurants and a double-track drive-through, at sites bordered by Marmion Avenue, Hawksbill Drive, Fontana Loop. and Carlsbad Promenade. The Metro Outer Combined Development Assessment Panel heard the site for the service station was originally categorized for mixed use, but amendments filed in December 2020 saw it converted to commercial in November 2021. Your local newspaper, whenever you want. However, McDonald’s sites are always categorized as commercial. Emily Hoglund, who owns the land two homes away from the site, said she was told it would be for a small business or cafe, and neighbors were told it would be for a doctor or physiotherapist. “Not for high-traffic businesses,” he said. “I