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Sooshi Mango comedy STAR sells family home | view.com.au | 7NEWS Comedian Joe Salanitri, one-third of Melbourne's beloved Sooshi Mango comedy trio, has farewelled his long-time Mt Waverley family home, selling the property for $1.18 million, well above it

Behind secure gates and framed by lush gardens, 32 Eighth Avenue, St Peters, has been a quietly cherished Adelaide sanctuary for more than 25 years. On auction day, that quiet ended as 21 registered bidders and a crowd of 100 onlookers gathered to witness

It was over as soon as it began in Sydney's west. In just one minute, ten bids catapulted a humble family home from its $1.1m opening to a record-breaking $1.78m finale in Fairfield, as a crowd of onlookers tried to keep pace with the flurry. SOLD: 58 Mal

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