Len, sounds like that'd be Tooheys.
We live in Canberra, which - despite the opinion of some folks - is quite a nice place to live. Being inland, it avoids the humidity of coastal regions so even when it's hot in summer (with temperatures in the mid 30s C.) it doesnt feel unbearable due to the low humidity. When we get house sitting gigs near the coast, we notice the difference in the air. And are glad to get back to Canberra. But it does get a bit chilly in winter. Apparently tonight we're expecting it to get down below 10 degrees C.