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Former Olympic swimming couple Matt Dunn and his wife, Dr Eydis Konradsdottir, have secured $3.2 million on their Bondi Junction re-build.
<a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/sold/property-house-nsw-bondi+junction-123829526" target="_blank">The contemporary two storey, four bedroom home </a>on 183 square metres, sold under the hammer through Home Estates agent Carl Wilson.
There were four bidders at the Cooley auction room. The couple paid $785,000 for the building block in 2006.
Dunn competed at three Olympic Games in the freestyle, setting four world records over his career. He won six Commonwealth Gold medals in the medley events.
The board member of the International Swimming Federation is now a director of Savills capital transactions focusing on NSW’s suburban commercial investments.
Having retired from competitive swimming in 2001, Matthew pursued a career in real estate working for Goodman, Parkview Group, and more recently as a consultant with Pepper Property.
Konradsdottir, who is now a doctor, competed at two Olympic games for Iceland and once held an Icelandic record in the 100 metre butterfly.
They are off to the North Shore to be closer to schools.
This article first appeared in The Sunday Telegraph.
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Olympic swimming pair off the blocks in Bondi Junction

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Kidsafe Victoria has released an online information kit for estate agents, property managers and landlords to assist them in providing information and resources to tenants.
Robert Caulfield, Vice President of Kidsafe Victoria, said landlords have a legal requirement to install and maintain pool fences and gates that meet the relevant Australian Standards and tenants are required to ensure that the pool fence is maintained and operating correctly. 
"All pool and spa barriers will experience exposure to extremes of weather and wear and tear over time, including rust, missing bolts or screws and damage," he said. 
"Therefore it is important that they are regularly checked and maintained, especially in rental properties."
Simon Cohen, Director of Consumer Affairs Victoria, said landlords and tenants share responsibility for making sure fencing and gates around pools are safe. 
"I urge landlords and their property managers to make use of this kit and work with tenants to ensure the safety of pool areas," he said.
Kidsafe are encouraging all estate agents, property managers and landlords to visit: 
<a href="https://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0019CeQ7RbOhXmmgfm9RBMNhID0-SP1SUfSX_Fm6FApj8Awkmz7X8japk8sWrNptQDUQ3NM7HpT0eScPABaZj57h2fbYjG-8jeKx4XwszLw6Yxf-7VaW27GGFod4Tce4c3YxCjVhXeNIltB_xWSOhoqPQDG7ZX2fLD_7hMKQlW8BLaT7ORUQFVQWeu1pl8kHIucTCb-kFJWf0Z4qg17LNtF2ZRyBB52f7M2FkRHGLRnnX3C4mjZCprT3LCobGy52XBJKHnf-xz3kJQ2UUOHqCmK4w==&amp;c=h2CII_jdhUatADV4O5SkGgTBzOE35Nu7YbWr4lbsZ70PIS8uUWTNiQ==&amp;ch=Ef-tTSAbXew2vNHdlWTVBiwjfZDYi0HYiuVllnUCN4KEOdEwGx2TGQ==">https://www.kidsafevic.com.au/water-safety/pool-fence-safety/renting-or-leasing-a-property-with-a-pool</a> today, download their free copy of the backyard pool and spa information kit and provide information and resources to their tenants.
Life Saving Online Kidsafe Resources for Pool Owners
The campaign calls for all pool and spa owners to visit: 
<a href="https://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0019CeQ7RbOhXmmgfm9RBMNhID0-SP1SUfSX_Fm6FApj8Awkmz7X8japm8j87045FG2UzPotYf0XhnT6Vl1zgJapMR3l4oH_Od_H7tfWO-Uspt0rB7hi0aSaeW1qRKL8Vh0ParRt0p5jDl6gg0xfng9qV6SlxO1clILO1O1C6wA5T59xXtcuDGcmOGF_fqMovmkUpipOuHY2bbCNBZ8qreQscPbQnIMRrKX&amp;c=h2CII_jdhUatADV4O5SkGgTBzOE35Nu7YbWr4lbsZ70PIS8uUWTNiQ==&amp;ch=Ef-tTSAbXew2vNHdlWTVBiwjfZDYi0HYiuVllnUCN4KEOdEwGx2TGQ==">www.kidsafevic.com.au/water-safety/pool-fence-safety</a> and utilise the online resources, including the home pool safety assessment tool developed by Life Saving Victoria, to check the safety of their pool areas. This includes common pool barrier faults/non-compliance issues such as:
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<li>Gates that don't self-latch or self-close. </li>
<li>Climbable objects in the 'non climbable' zone outlined in the Australian Standards (e.g. pot plants, chairs, pool pumps near the pool fencing which could allow a child to climb over the fence). </li>
<li>Excess space under the fence, and; </li>
<li>Misuse (e.g. propping the pool gate open). </li>
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