Accommodation and Living Fair
Natsoko Kitamura (third from left) was the lucky door-prize winner of a suite of Ikea furniture at the City of Melbourne-sponsored Accommodation and Living Fair on March 12.
Also pictured are Residents 3000 president John Dall'aAmico, Ikea marketing manager Leonardo Ortiz and Leading Snr Constable Glenn McFarlane.
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