The property right on the end of the spit at Kayena, Como, has a bit of history. It belonged to newspaper magnate Sir Gordon Rolph and long term Prime Minister Sir Robert Menzies used to spend his holidays there (He was reputed to have said that he made many important decisions whilst walking around Kayena). It was also used to hide the Soviet defectors, the Petrovs in 1954.

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