Camberwell Citizen - Issue #6

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CITIZEN YOUR GUIDE TO EVERYTHING LOCAL

RAISING THE BAR

Camberwell’s bar scene is thriving despite falling within Melbourne’s last remaining dry zone

M A R K E T FA C E S

Meet three traders who make the Camberwell Fresh Food Market what it is today

TOP SUMMER READS

The hottest books to take to the beach, park or pool this summer

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CONTENTS 4 • RAISING THE BAR

Camberwell’s bar scene is thriving despite falling within Melbourne’s last remaining dry zone.

6 • MARKET FACES

Meet three traders who make the Camberwell Fresh Food Market what it is today.

LETTER FROM THE EDITOR They say variety is the spice of life, so I hope the mixed bag of reads in this edition of The Camberwell Citizen keeps things interesting.

8 • MATTERS OF THE MIND

Author Jill Stark shares why she wrote the book she needed during her own tough times.

9 • TOP SUMMER READS

The hottest books to take to the beach, park or pool this summer.

10 • CAMBERWELL CATCH-UP

Catch up on what’s been happening in the Camberwell precinct.

Our main feature, Raising the bar, looks at how Camberwell precinct’s bar scene is prospering despite falling within Melbourne’s last remaining dry zone. The area has become a leading destination for sophisticated wine bars, rooftop watering holes and hidden cocktail hideouts.

At the core of a shopping precinct is its shopkeepers and business owners, and Market faces highlights three traders who make Camberwell Fresh Food Market what it is today.

When it comes to matters of the mind, Melbourne author Jill Stark has played an integral role through the publication of her books that have even helped herself through troubling times. In Matters of the mind, she shares why it is important to acknowledge that everyone is fighting an invisible battle.

As we head into the warmer months and as holiday season is approaching, we share a list of the hottest books to take to the beach, park and pool this summer in Top summer reads.

With such a mix of stories in this issue, I’m sure there’s something to tickle your fancy.

Sharon Green Editor

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RAISING THE BAR Camberwell’s bar scene is thriving despite falling within Melbourne’s last remaining dry zone.

Camberwell’s bar scene has made a splash with locals and visitors in recent years, despite falling within Melbourne’s last remaining dry zone.

The alcohol-free zone — where residents can vote directly on liquor licence applications — has restricted bars and pubs from opening throughout parts of Ashburton, Glen Iris, Camberwell, Canterbury, Box Hill, Balwyn, Mont Albert and Surrey Hills since 1920.

The alcohol-free zone has been especially divisive in Camberwell, where the eastern side of the Burke Rd shopping precinct has stayed dry while licensed bars and restaurants have proliferated on the western side.

The number of alcohol licenses granted to venues in Camberwell has grown by a third over the past three years.

The latest figures show there were 108 liquor licences active in Camberwell in September 2019, up from 81 in January 2015, according to the Victorian Commission for Gambling and Liquor Regulation (VCGLR).

Venues including Palace Hotel, Bar None and Nineteenforty have served the community for years, however new bars such as Young’s Wine Rooms and East End have moved into the area more recently.

Young’s Wine Rooms bar manager Tommy Linstead said Camberwell’s bar scene was improving and becoming more active. He said people used to have to travel into the city to enjoy Melbourne’s vibrant bars and nightlife.

“What we’re trying to show, with our new neighbours and other new businesses in the area, is that you don’t have to go into the city to get this level of service and quality. It’s available closer to home now,” Mr Linstead said.

Young’s Wine Rooms opened its doors at the former Young’s Auction House this year, along with its neighbour, East End Bar. Many restaurants have been granted alcohol licenses as well, with the likes of Fiorelli, Cafe Paradiso and La Cabra offering

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bar settings and outdoor spaces to enjoy a drink.

The dry zone was created in 1920 during the anti-alcohol movement, according to Geoffrey Blainey’s A History of Camberwell. The laws required residents to attend a polling place to vote on liquor licences for restaurants and venues or face a fine.

In 2015, the laws were eased so that residents were no longer needed to vote on restaurant liquor licence applications, although public polls were still necessary for pub and club licence applications.

The local nightlife may develop further, following promises from the state Labor government to abolish the alcohol-free zone and bring local rules in line with the rest of Victoria.

BELOW: Young’s Wine Rooms.

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“These archaic laws are a waste of money and an unnecessary burden on locals – and we’ll get rid of them,” Premier Daniel Andrews said in the lead up to the 2018 Victorian election.

He said the compulsory polls across the entire dry zone had cost taxpayers almost $500,000 since 2004, while residents who failed to vote faced $79 fines.

Mr Andrews said local residents would still have input into planning and permit approvals through local councils and the VCGLR. However, Boroondara Council opposed the election commitment when it was announced.

“We don’t welcome it. The zone has served a purpose and continues to serve a purpose, and it’s disappointing that the government hasn’t sought to discuss those purposes with us,” Councillor Jim Parke, the then Boroondara mayor, told ABC Radio in November 2018.

When The Camberwell Citizen contacted Boroondara Council for comment, a spokesperson said their position on the issue was unchanged.

After winning the state election in November 2018, the Labor government is expected to abolish the dry zone rules for Camberwell and the other suburbs affected.

Mr Linstead, of Young’s Wine Rooms, said getting rid of the dry zone was a positive move for the area. “[The dry zone] seems very dated to me and I’m sure it will be good for the area when it’s lifted,” he said.

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M A R K E T FA C E S Having served the community for more than 85 years, the Camberwell Fresh Food Market has become a local institution. Meet some of the traders who help make the market what it is today.

VICKI MEDINI OF THE FLOWER CHARM The gorgeous selection of blooms on display at The Flower Charm puts smiles on countless faces every day, according to manager Vicki Medini.

“I love flowers and the look on people’s faces when they come by,” she said.

“Whatever is happening in someone’s life, when they pass by and have a look, you can see it makes a difference to them.”

The Flower Charm is known for its wide variety of seasonal flowers for every event, whether it’s a birthday, anniversary or other occasion.

Ms Medini said they sourced their flowers directly from growers instead of going through a wholesaler, with many customers preferring locally sourced flowers.

“Instead of flowers travelling from the grower to the wholesaler to the market and then to us, we just go direct to the farm,” she said.

Find The Flower Charm at Shop 7 in the Camberwell Fresh Food Market.

MARIA ARHONDIS OF NICK & SUE’S GOURMET DELI With a love for cooking and community, Maria Arhondis and her husband Harry have relished their first year as the owners of Nick & Sue’s Gourmet Deli.

The couple took over the well-established deli in mid-2018, continuing its tradition of serving fine delicacies and quality homemade dishes to the community.

“Nick & Sue’s Gourmet Deli has been here for more than 35 years, so it’s very well known in the community,” Ms Arhondis said.

The Arhondis family have worked hard to boost their range of homecooked meals, catering for busy families in need of ready-to-go dishes.

For Ms Arhondis, getting to know new and long-term customers, as well as the neighbouring traders, has been a real highlight during her time in the market.

“We’ve got a big family and we’ve always been surrounded by food and parties and entertaining, so this is something we’ve always wanted to do.”

Find Nick & Sue’s Gourmet Deli at Shop 17-19 in the Camberwell Fresh Food Market.

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Bugsy’s owner Joanne Cooper is on a mission to improve the health and wellness of our four-legged friends.

The business makes freeze-dried pet treats and products for cats and dogs that are free of antibiotics, preservatives, hormones, chemicals and added artificial flavours.

The former litigator, who is known as Aunty Jo, started the business four years ago to bring a holistic approach to pet health.

“Every product I create or procure has one underlining theme: longevity,” she said.

“I believe that ‘we are what we eat’ does not only apply to humans but extends to our pets as well.”

The store owner said the fresh food movement was gaining momentum, as ‘pet parents’ became more selective of what they fed their animals.

Ms Cooper said she most enjoyed finding the right treat for fussy eaters and helping pets eat healthier.

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M AT T E R S O F T H E M I N D Author Jill Stark shares why she wrote the book she needed during her own tough times.

In her latest book When You’re Not OK, Melbourne author and journalist Jill Stark set out to write the book that she needed during her own tough times.

“I wanted to build on the lessons that I’ve learned from my own experiences for what helps and what doesn’t when you’re doing it really tough,” Ms Stark told The Camberwell Citizen.

“It’s a practical book that you can turn to when life is not treating you so well.”

When You’re Not OK is Ms Stark’s third book, following Happy Never After and her bestselling memoir, High Sobriety.

The new book is a self-care manual and an “emotional first-aid kit” filled with tips and wisdom to help people when they are struggling with mental health issues.

The idea for the book came from a list of helpful tips in the back of Happy Never After.

The author received a lot of positive feedback about the list, with people photocopying the pages and sticking them to their walls. She even found herself going back to those tips.

Ms Stark decided to take those pages and expand them into a pocket-size guide, however she stressed the guide wasn’t a replacement for therapy or a substitute for treatment.

“When you’re in that space, you forget how to be well and what you need to do to take care of yourself, so this is a way of distilling all the information… you can dip in and out of when you’re doing it tough,” she said.

The author has typically challenged the status quo with her writing, having drawn on her personal experience to tackle wider social issues.

Her first book, High Sobriety, followed her tumultuous year of giving up alcohol and explored binge drinking culture across Australia and Scotland, where she grew up.

In Happy Never After, the author flips the happiness fairy tale on its head and shares her personal breakdown and life-long battles with mental health issues in a raw and uplifting account.

With a career in the media, Ms Stark has covered health and social affairs as a senior writer and columnist at The Age newspaper.

“I’ve been a journalist for more than 20 years and it’s interesting now because I’m moving into the mental health advocate space more than I have done previously,” she said.

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“I’m still using my writing but bringing my lived experience to help and support other people who are going through similar issues is incredibly rewarding.”

Ms Stark has been working with mental health organisation Beyond Blue on a campaign called Am I Normal?

The campaign is a series of articles, where the writer challenges the notions of normal with professional advice from specialists.

She also held a workshop called Worrier to Warrior earlier this year to help people struggling with anxiety.

“When I do public speaking events or book signings, it’s the conversations that I have… afterwards that stay with me for a long time and give me a sense of purpose,” she said.

Having published two books in about 12 months, Ms Stark has taken some time off before jumping into her next literary project.

The author is keen on the idea of writing fiction next, given her published books are based on personal experience to date.

“I’m not sure there is much appetite for me talking about my feelings much more,” she joked.

“I would love to create some new characters, however most people’s first novel is usually a thinly-veiled autobiographical account of their own life.

I’ve definitely got a fiction book in mind, I’m just not quite ready to turn my head to it yet.”

Ms Stark said writing her books has helped her appreciate that everyone is flawed, and everyone is trying to do their best in life.

“We all struggle. Every single person has an invisible battle that you can’t see and it’s really important to remember that,” she said.

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TOP SUMMER READS Whether you’re looking for a new release or the latest bestseller, here are our top books to dive into this summer.

THE TESTAMENTS by Margaret Atwood This long-awaited sequel returns to the theocratic regime of Gilead more than 15 years after the events of The Handmaid’s Tale. It centres on three radically different women as their stories converge, leading to potentially explosive results. While two of the women have grown up as part of the first generation to come of age in the new order, the third voice wields power through secrets. The 2019 joint Booker Prize winner finally reveals what happened to Offred, a question that has teased The Handmaid’s Tale readers for decades.

THE DIAMOND HUNTER

by Fiona McIntosh During the 1870s diamond rush in southern Africa, six‑year-old Clementine Knight is left to be raised by her alcoholic father, after her mother dies from malaria.

Their Zulu companion, Joseph One-Shoe, mostly cares for the young girl until the two men discover a large, flawless diamond. A dark bargain is made to return Clementine to a respectable life in northern England, as the diamond disappears. Years on, Clementine looks to solve the mystery of what happened to her loved ones, confronting a painful past to uncover the truth.

HOME WORK: A MEMOIR OF MY HOLLYWOOD YEARS by Julie Andrews with Emma Walton Hamilton Julie Andrews reflects on the incredible highs and challenging lows of her amazing career in this follow-up to her critically acclaimed memoir, Home. Co-written with her daughter, Emma Walton Hamilton, Andrews recounts her arrival in Hollywood and her exceptional rise to fame. From Mary Poppins to The Sound of Music to Victor/Victoria, she reveals stories from the film industry and her personal life.

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THE SURPRISE PARTY: HOW THE COALITION WENT FROM CHAOS TO COMEBACK by Aaron Patrick Australia’s 2019 federal election result was the poll that few predicted, with the Coalition coming back from the brink. Author Aaron Patrick interviews key insiders to reveal the turning points and cunning schemes that unfolded in this behind‑the‑scenes account. This gripping narrative shows how politics was turned on its head several times.

BLUE MOON (JACK REACHER)

by Lee Child Jack Reacher is back in the latest instalment of this internationally bestselling action-thriller series.

Reacher comes to the aid of an elderly couple, who have made some well-meaning mistakes and now owe money to some bad people. His intervention makes him a wanted man in the middle of a brutal turf war between rival Ukrainian and Albanian gangs.

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CAMBERWELL C ATC H - U P There has been plenty of activity taking place in Camberwell in recent months and lots in store for the coming weeks.

CHRISTMAS FAMILY DAY – DECEMBER 14 You’re invited to join us for Camberwell’s annual Christmas Family Day on Saturday, December 14.

The Camberwell shopping precinct will offer a range of entertainment including live music, roving circus acts and rides on the antique fire truck with Santa.

Visitors will also have the chance to participate in our much‑loved competition, Where’s Rudolph?

Our Christmas Family Day is put on by the traders as a way to give back and say thank you to the community for their support throughout the year.

The day offers a great opportunity for you to get your Christmas shopping done while enjoying the festive activities on offer in Camberwell.

Full details at camberwellshopping.com.au

SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL CAMBERWELL SHOPS THIS CHRISTMAS There’s no need to battle traffic or trek into the city – Camberwell is your one-stop for Christmas shopping this year.

Avoid the hassle of big shopping malls Forget circling around stadium-sized car parks and fighting for a space, then having to trudge through crowded shopping malls. Instead, keep your dollar local and embrace open-air street shopping in Camberwell.

With more than 400 stores, if there’s something on your Christmas list, Camberwell has got it covered.

Don’t risk late online orders While we all love the convenience of shopping on the internet from the comfort of the couch, don’t risk presents arriving late due to delayed online orders.

One way to avoid the risk of Christmas presents turning up late is to get them in person in Camberwell. You’ll be guaranteed to have the gifts on hand and ready to give to their recipients come the merry day.

Shop local, support local Perhaps one of the best reasons to choose Camberwell for your Christmas shopping is to support local businesses.

By purchasing your Christmas turkey or your party dress or your sister’s Christmas gift from local retailers, you’re keeping the local community afloat and interacting with retailers who own the shops they work in.

And you can be assured of a much more personal and friendly shopping experience.

ACCESS EXCLUSIVE EVENTS, OFFERS AND NEWS Once a month we send out an email newsletter that shares events, exclusive offers, competitions, local news and ‘Meet a Trader’ stories. It’s a great way to stay up to date on everything happening in Camberwell shopping precinct. Sign up at camberwellshopping.com.au

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MEET FAMOUS AUTHORS AT DYMOCKS LITERARY EVENTS Running for more than 15 years, Dymocks literary events has brought best-selling authors, politicians and celebrities to Camberwell.

Some of the authors that have featured at the events include Jodi Picoult, Marian Keyes, Matthew Reilly and Graeme Simsion (pictured above), politicians John Howard and Peter Costello, and TV personalities Kerri‑Anne Kennerley and Ray Martin.

Guests can enjoy a sit-down dinner or a cocktail-style event followed by an author talk and book signings. Find upcoming events at camberwellshopping.com.au Dymocks Camberwell also hosts a monthly book club meeting. There is no set book – guests can come along, meet authors and network with book lovers. Tickets include finger foods, beverages and publisher giveaways.

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OUT AND ABOUT Highlights and happenings in the Camberwell shopping precinct.

COFFEES ARE AVAILABLE IN ABUNDANCE AT GEORGES RESTAURANT BAR CAFE.

THE RIVOLI LIGHTS UP CAMBERWELL JUNCTION AT NIGHT.

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Acai Brothers in Camberwell now offers dine-in bowls and mason jars to avoid unnecessary use of disposable items. Simply mention that you are ‘dining in’ when placing your order.

Gracie Greco is a newly opened restaurant that offers the best in authentic Greek cuisine. Their menu offers classic dishes like taramosalata caviar dip, char grilled octopus, loukanika sausages and more.

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Lanyon Partners has rebranded and relaunched as Asparq. The business offers accounting and advisory, financial planning, insurance and legal services.

Located in the heart of Camberwell, o’Wok Shop recently opened and offers authentic Chinese cuisine. The shop operates seven days a week.

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Viva School of Music is a new music school that has opened in Camberwell. The boutique music school offers individual and group lessons in singing, piano, guitar and drums to all age groups and abilities.

Call 0402 884 232 to book an appointment.

Career Ahead has arrived in Camberwell and aims to support individuals in understanding their career options to make informed choices and to achieve their personal goals.

COFFEEHEAD 8 Railway Pde

Award-winning coffee roaster and cafe CoffeeHead recently released a new menu, with everything priced under $19. Choose from chilli scrambled eggs, a Moroccan veggie bowl, a peri-peri chicken burger and more.

Camberwell Catch-up is sponsored by the Camberwell Centre Association. camberwellshopping.com.au

T M S I R A S H C Y L I D AY M A F SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14 11AM - 3PM

You’re invited to celebrate Christmas in Camberwell with a great day full of FREE activities for the whole family. Catch a ride on Santa’s firetruck, get your photo taken in front of our photo wall and have your face painted. Camberwell has everything you need for Christmas.

More details at camberwellshopping.com.au

R E I S N ’ D A E T E N R A S IN CAMBERWELL

Find Rudolph in the Camberwell shopping precinct for the chance to win a $500 shopping voucher.

Plus, each unique reindeer you find gives you one entry in our bonus prize draw.* Enter online at camberwellshopping.com.au

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* Find any of the hidden ‘Rudolph’ posters on Camberwell shop windows. Tell us the name of the store where you found it to enter the $500 shopping voucher prize draw. Rudolph isn’t alone, every other UNIQUE reindeer poster you find gives you ONE entry in our bonus prize draw. See camberwellshopping.com.au for more details. Entries close 02/01/2020.

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