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The knock on the door that changed a homeowner's dream
The prospect he might be buying on a motorway corridor did not occur to Andrew Murray when he purchased his new home.
Jacob Saulwick is City Editor at The Sydney Morning Herald.
The prospect he might be buying on a motorway corridor did not occur to Andrew Murray when he purchased his new home.
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