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It looks like the neighbour's bamboo is thriving. That would let you cover the walls in greenery fairly quickly.
I'm not familiar with Sydney's climate but in Europe I'd recommend shade-loving plants like Ivy and Vinca, possibly some Ferns. You might be able to get away with something a bit more exotic though.
If it's warm over night you could consider keeping some house plants outside - at least during the summer. These typically cope much better with the low light conditions indoors. For example Pothos, Monstera, or Spider plants.