Our Agency differs to others in that we get to showcase not only our special family history but also the history of this wonderful region we call home. We are so proud to display so many special elements that have all been carefully restored and implemented into our space.
Displayed in our front window and waiting room is the Alpha Laval Milking Machine which was one of the first automated milking machines on the Atherton Tablelands from the 1940's. This machine is from our family farm located in Tarzali and you might have seen it on display in the Dairy Centre as that was its home from 2003 until now. The timber featured in this display was broad axed in the 1930's.
The timber for our front counter is pit sawn red cedar from the 1940's that was originally cow bales on a local farm. The axes seen on our desk are heritage from our family. The light above our reception counter is old bullock team chains from our family farm that we repurposed into a light feature with an old sleeper post.
An old tool chest from the 1800's that proudly showcases our family collection that has been accumulated and used by our family members.
Our offices are created with old timber from a local sawmill that has been repurposed after 30 years.