The alterations, finished a week ago after more than two months of work, feature an upgraded bar, servery, a new deck and a polished concrete floor.

Seating capacity has also been maximised, with bench seating along the walls and lounges facing the fireplace. 

One X One Interiors creative director Christine Ghrayche has been working with owner Jonathan Hambrook on the refurbishment.

“We’ve been producing award-winning wines, but the cellar door didn’t match our quality of wines,” Mr Hambrook said. 

“It looks fantastic – Christine’s taken the best elements of our branding and made a space which is both formal, as well as casual and relaxed.”

AFTER two weeks of renovations, Kmart launched its fresh face to customers on Wednesday. 

The refurbishment, similar to other updated stores across the country, has separated stock into ‘worlds’, meaning all men’s, women’s and children’s gear, plus homewares, can be found easily.

The spiral layout ends in the middle of the store with the cash registers relocated. 

SNAP Fitness will prioritise mental wellbeing, as well as physical, this Sunday when it hosts a walk for mental health in support of the Mental Awareness Foundation. 

The walk will start at 10.30am at the gym on the corner of Kite Street and Lords Place and complete a seven-kilometre loop.

All welcome. 

A FEDERAL government committee reviewing the Australian Taxation Office’s annual report for 2016–2017 is seeking final comments on the tax system.

The committee is particularly interested in feedback on system outages, as well as the treatment of small and medium-sized business tax debt and the dispute process.

Submissions close on October 9 – click here or call 6277 4821.