Marketing update

Inspiring the future of Camberwell Junction

Boroondara Council is on a journey to improve Camberwell Junction for the community and is undergoing a collaborative community feedback process to compile a comprehensive placemaking and structure plan. This plan will be a long-term guide to land use and development in the precinct.

In stage 1 of this project, the council analysed the precinct and uncovered the unique factors of Camberwell Junction. This included existing projects, technical studies and background research.

During stage 2, they asked for public feedback to better understand what the community loves about Camberwell Junction, and to hear ideas and hopes for the future of this area. Public feedback, along with demographic and socio-economic analysis, was used to better understand the whole community’s needs.

During stage 3 of the project, the council asked for feedback about the vision and priorities that were developed from researching and refining the ideas shared in stage 2. This feedback is currently under review.

Learn more about the project by visiting: engage.boroondara.vic.gov.au/camberwellplacemaking

Advertise in next issue of The Camberwell Citizen

Our independently produced newspaper, The Camberwell Citizen, will soon open advertising for the final edition of the year. This will be the Christmas/summer edition and offers brands and businesses an effective way to further leverage Christmas campaigns and New Year promotions through targeted advertising. This edition will be distributed from mid-November, giving you optimal time to advertise your business in the lead up to and during the festive period.

The publication, which features a range of local stories and also has a dedicated section that highlights the Camberwell Junction precinct, has a local distribution of 30,000 copies (including 28,000 to local homes and 2,000 to cafes and retail stores in the Camberwell Junction precinct).

Enquire about advertising by sending an email to: citizen@assemblo.com

Survey: What does business innovation look like to you?

A Victorian Business Innovation Survey is being undertaken to help the Department of Jobs, Skills, Industry and Regions (DJSIR) to gain a better understanding of what innovation looks like across different parts of Victoria. The results of the survey will help DJSIR to create more effective placebased policies to support innovation by Victorian businesses. The survey takes 10-15 minutes to complete and is a great opportunity to help inform future innovation policies and tailor support to businesses across Victoria.

To take the survey, visit: surveymonkey.com/r/business-innovation-survey