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ExclusiveVanessa CrollSun 21 Sep 25

Lightbulb Moment Drives Manly Wharf Precinct Recasting

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Adam Flaskas and Manly Wharf
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Adam Flaskas has been a hard man to pin down to talk to about Manly Wharf. As it turns out, that was by design.

Since the $110-million acquisition of the 4ha site in 2023, Artemus Group—co-founded by Flaskas and Paul Henry, with Luke Fraser as chief executive—has moved quickly and quietly.

It is the latest chapter in a precinct empire built on a castaway story and a drive to create Australia’s premium craft beer brand—ideas behind Howard Smith Wharves in Brisbane and now Manly Wharf.

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