Tricky Ricky moves into the Rudd Palazzo

johnboy 17 November 2013 18 November 2013 2

Perth Now is taking an interest in new Raiders’ Coach Ricky Stuart’s move into Kevin Rudd’s old Yarralumla house:

RICKY Stuart loves a celebrity mansion. When he started coaching at the Cronulla Sharks he bought Ian Thorpe’s waterfront home on Burraneer Bay in the shire.

Now he has moved to Canberra and is living in former prime minister Kevin Rudd’s old house.

Mr Rudd and wife Therese Rein sold their Yarralumla home in September for $2.25 million and the buyers decided to lease the house.

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2 Responses to Tricky Ricky moves into the Rudd Palazzo

Holden Caulfield 9:55 am 18 Nov 13

Ricky is only renting.

Should we take that as a comment on the faith he holds for his job security?

Erg0 9:07 am 18 Nov 13

How existential of them.

That won’t make any sense when the story gets fixed.

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