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CITIZEN YOUR GUIDE TO EVERYTHING LOCAL
LOVE FOR LOCAL Discover why we’re falling in love with local shopping precincts again
A SHEER DELIGHT Sheer dressing is having a moment – here’s how to layer the trend with confidence
HOT SUMMER READS These are the books to take to the beach, park or pool this summer P L U S C ATC H U P O N W H AT ’ S H A P P E N I N G I N CAMBERWELL JUNCTION
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CONTENTS 4 • LOVE FOR LOCAL Discover why we’re falling in love with local shopping precincts again, and what makes them such a valuable part of the community.
6 • THE 90-MINUTE CAMBERWELL JUNCTION RESET You don’t need a whole day to hit reset. Spend 90 minutes wandering and enjoying the spoils of Camberwell Junction.
7 • BERRY GOOD Small, colourful and packed with flavour, berries are one of summer’s simplest pleasures. Get to know six varieties.
INSIDE THIS ISSUE Summer has a way of making us slow down, get outside and rediscover the places, people and simple pleasures close to home. In this issue of The Camberwell Citizen, we’re celebrating the best of the season, with plenty of inspiration for enjoying Camberwell Junction and making the most of the warmer months.
Sheer dressing is having another moment, but you don’t need to bare all to embrace it. Here’s how to layer the trend with confidence.
In Love for local, we explore why local shopping precincts are enjoying a renewed appreciation, and the important role they play in bringing communities together. If you’re short on time but in need of a little reset, The 90-minute Camberwell Junction reset proves you don’t need an entire day to enjoy a change of scene, with a simple itinerary for wandering, browsing and soaking up the atmosphere.
9 • HOT SUMMER READS
Looking for a little summer style inspiration? A sheer delight shows how to embrace one of the season’s biggest trends without baring it all, with clever layering ideas for wearing sheer pieces with confidence.
8 • A SHEER DELIGHT
From prize-winning authors to thrilling page-turners, here are the books to take to the beach, park or pool this summer.
10 • CAMBERWELL CATCH-UP Catch up on what’s happening in the Camberwell Junction precinct.
EDITOR Sharon Green
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For those who prefer to spend summer with their nose in a book, Hot summer reads rounds up the page-turners, prize-winning novels and compelling non-fiction worth packing for your next beach, park or poolside escape. And, as always, Camberwell Catch-up brings you the latest news, happenings and things to discover around the Camberwell Junction precinct. Here’s to a summer spent enjoying the best of what’s close to home.
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LOVE FOR LOCAL From human connection to unexpected discoveries, here’s why we’re falling back in love with local shopping precincts again.
Online shopping has made buying almost anything effortless. Yet there’s a reason we continue to frequent local shopping precincts. Perhaps it’s the pleasure of browsing, the familiar face behind the counter or simply having somewhere close to home to visit. After years of increasingly convenient online shopping, there is growing appreciation for what local precincts offer beyond the transaction. They give communities somewhere to meet, eat, browse, run errands and spend time, often without having to travel far from home.
WHY LOCAL STILL MATTERS Local shopping precincts play an important role in the communities they serve, but their value extends beyond convenience, said Elizabeth Joldeski, Executive Officer at Mainstreet Australia. “They are the heart of our neighbourhoods. A vibrant main street provides everyday services and local employment, but it also creates those informal connections that are so important to community life,” she said. They also contribute to the identity of a neighbourhood. Independent retailers bring personality and variety, while long-established traders can become familiar fixtures in daily life. Together, they create a sense of place that is difficult to reproduce through an online marketplace. “People want convenience, but they also want connection and authenticity. A strong local precinct gives people a reason to spend time in their neighbourhood rather than simply transact and leave,” Ms Joldeski said.
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There are challenges, however. Rising operating costs, changing consumer habits and competition from online retailers continue to put pressure on local traders. A successful precinct needs a diverse mix of businesses, as well as the public spaces, events and experiences that encourage people to visit and stay. Consumers have a role to play in that future. Supporting local doesn’t mean abandoning online shopping. It can be as simple as choosing a local business when possible, using neighbourhood services, visiting a market or making time to linger. “Main streets thrive when communities feel a sense of ownership of them. If we value having vibrant local shopping strips, we all have a role in supporting them,” Ms Joldeski said. Kerry Daly, manager of Camberwell Centre Association, said Camberwell Junction offers an open-air shopping precinct, which gives it a uniquely distinct feel. “With more than 400 shops across retail, services, hospitality and entertainment, there’s so many different experiences for shoppers,” she said.
LEFT: Elizabeth Joldeski, Executive Officer at Mainstreet Australia RIGHT: Kerry Daly, Manager of Camberwell Centre Association
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“ P E O P L E WA N T C O N V E N I E N C E , B U T T H E Y A L S O WA N T C O N N E C T I O N A N D A U T H E N T I C I T Y. A S T R O N G L O C A L P R E C I N C T G I V E S P E O P L E A R E A S O N TO S P E N D T I M E I N T H E I R N E I G H B O U R H O O D R AT H E R T H A N S I M P LY T R A N S A C T A N D L E AV E . ” – Elizabeth Joldeski, Executive Officer at Mainstreet Australia
That variety is reflected in the businesses themselves. The precinct is home to retailers that have been part of the local community for decades, including some that have been passed down through multiple generations, alongside newer businesses bringing fresh experiences to the area. It also means a visit to Camberwell Junction rarely needs to be about just one thing. A trip might begin with a practical errand before evolving into something more leisurely. “We see people coming to Camberwell Junction for all sorts of reasons. It might be something practical, such as sending mail at the post office or doing the weekly grocery shop, but along the way they might stop for a coffee, meet someone for lunch, or spend some leisure time watching a film at the iconic Rivoli cinema,” Ms Daly said. In that sense, the precinct offers something that can be difficult to replicate online: the opportunity for a shopping trip to become an experience in itself. “Online shopping can certainly be convenient, but nothing beats that human connection. Whether you’re talking to your barista while ordering a coffee, placing an order with your butcher or getting your hair done at a salon, those face-to-face interactions are what keep life interesting and connected,” Ms Daly said.
INVESTING IN COMMUNITY Boroondara is home to more than 26,000 businesses and 56 shopping precincts, which play an important role in the local economy and community. “Camberwell Junction is one of our most vibrant precincts. It attracts visitors, supports local businesses and jobs, and helps make Boroondara a great place to live, work and visit,” Mayor of Boroondara Cr Wes Gault said. Local cafes, restaurants and retailers are also important employers, providing first jobs and valuable workplace experience for students and young workers. Council supports local precincts through public space investment and trader support, including events at Camberwell Junction, the Camberwell Fresh Food Market and Rotary Camberwell Sunday Market. In 2023, council upgraded the Camberwell Fresh Food Market with new indoor and outdoor dining and expanded Sunday trading. This financial year, a $1.6 million investment is funding streetscape improvements across Boroondara’s shopping strips and villages. “Shopping precincts do more than generate economic activity. They are places where people meet friends, connect with neighbours and take part in community life,” Cr Gault said. The future of local shopping is about recognising that convenience is only one part of how we choose where to spend our time and money. A good local precinct gives us something more: human connection, familiarity and a reason to get out the front door. And when we choose to spend some of our time and money there, we help ensure those places remain part of the community for years to come.
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THE 90-MINUTE CAMBERWELL JUNCTION RESET You don’t need a whole day to hit reset. Spend 90 minutes wandering, browsing, eating and enjoying the simple pleasures of Camberwell Junction.
You don’t always need a whole day off to reset. Sometimes, 90 minutes is enough. Think of it as a small pocket of time carved out of an otherwise busy day: enough time to step away from your desk, leave the house, have a proper coffee, browse somewhere you wouldn’t normally visit, pick up something delicious and perhaps tick off one small errand along the way. No rushing, no lengthy to-do list and, ideally, no particular destination beyond enjoying the next hour and a half. Camberwell Junction is made for this kind of mini escape. With its mix of cafes, shops, services, food retailers and entertainment spread across the open-air precinct, it is possible to turn a handful of everyday stops into a genuine change of pace.
START WITH COFFEE Begin with a coffee and give yourself permission not to take it away. Find a cafe, settle in and take a moment to simply sit. The ritual is part of the reset: no laptop, no rushing and, if you can manage it, no scrolling through your phone. Look up, take in the surroundings and let the morning unfold around you. You are not trying to get somewhere else; you are already there.
BROWSE WITHOUT A SHOPPING LIST Next, wander. One of the pleasures of an open-air shopping precinct is that you don’t necessarily need to know what you’re looking for. Take a leisurely look through the fashion stores, browse homewares, pop into a bookshop or explore one of the many speciality retailers. You might find a new-season piece, a cookbook, something for the home or a gift for a friend. Or you might find nothing at all.
MAKE ONE PRACTICAL STOP Now tackle one of those small jobs you’ve been putting off. Pick up groceries, collect an order, send a parcel or take care of an everyday errand. The Camberwell Fresh Food Market is an ideal place to incorporate a practical stop into your wander, whether you’re stocking up on fresh produce, picking up something for dinner or simply enjoying the atmosphere of a traditional market. The trick is to choose just one job. This isn’t an attempt to conquer your entire to-do list in 90 minutes. The reset works because there is still room to enjoy yourself.
FINISH WITH SOMETHING DELICIOUS With your practical task out of the way, it’s time for the reward. Stop for a bite to eat, pick up something sweet or find another cafe and linger for a little while. If you’re not quite ready to go home, you could extend the outing with a little more browsing or catch a film at the iconic Rivoli cinemas. And that’s the real appeal of the 90-minute Camberwell Junction reset. It isn’t about squeezing as much as possible into a short window. It’s about slowing down enough to notice what’s around you. A local shopping trip can be practical but it can also be social, spontaneous and enjoyable. You can have a coffee, discover something new, chat with a retailer, buy something for dinner and still be home before the afternoon disappears. You don’t need a whole day off to feel like you’ve done something for yourself. Sometimes, all it takes is 90 minutes, a little curiosity and no particular plan.
Browsing is the point. It’s one of the pleasures that online shopping has trouble replicating: seeing something unexpectedly, touching it, trying it on and deciding for yourself.
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BERRY GOOD Small, colourful and packed with flavour, berries are one of summer’s simplest pleasures. Get to know six varieties, from everyday favourites to more unusual finds.
STRAWBERRIES
RASPBERRIES
BLUEBERRIES
Sweet, juicy and instantly recognisable, strawberries are a summer favourite berry for good reason. Their bright red skin, tiny seeds and leafy green tops make them one of the most photogenic berries around. They are a good source of vitamin C and also provide fibre and antioxidants. Enjoy them simply sliced over yoghurt or cereal, folded through a summer salad, or piled onto a sponge cake with softly whipped cream.
Delicate, fragrant and wonderfully tangy, raspberries are made up of tiny, juicy segments that give them their distinctive shape and texture. Their vibrant red colour adds instant appeal to summer dishes and drinks, while they provide fibre, vitamin C and antioxidant compounds. Because they are soft and easily damaged, handle them gently and eat them soon after buying. Scatter them over pancakes, cheesecake or ice cream for an easy finish.
Small, round and deep blue-purple, blueberries have a smooth skin that gives way to a juicy centre and mild, sweet flavour. They contain fibre, vitamin C and vitamin K, along with antioxidant compounds called anthocyanins. Their firm texture makes them versatile in kitchens, whether eaten straight from the punnet or stirred through breakfast. Try adding a handful to overnight oats, muffins or a simple lemon cake for colour and sweetness.
BLACKBERRIES
BOYSENBERRIES
MULBERRIES
Blackberries are plump, juicy berries made up of clusters of tiny segments, changing from red to glossy black as they ripen. Their sweet-tart flavour makes them especially good and useful for balancing richer desserts, while they provide fibre, vitamin C, vitamin K and antioxidant compounds. Look for berries that are deeply coloured and unblemished. Serve them with vanilla ice cream, spoon them over pancakes, or bake them into a crumble.
A cross between several blackberry and raspberry varieties, boysenberries are large, dark berries with a juicy texture and a rich, sweet-sour flavour. Their deep purple-red colour comes from naturally occurring anthocyanins, while they also provide fibre and vitamin C. They are softer and more delicate than many other berries, so handle them carefully. Enjoy them fresh with yoghurt, blend them into a smoothie, or use them in a summer tart.
Mulberries grow on trees and look a little like elongated blackberries, with slender, juicy clusters that can range from red to deep purple when ripe. Their flavour is sweet and gently tart, and they provide fibre, vitamin C, vitamin K and antioxidant compounds. Fresh mulberries are delicate when ripe, so enjoy them soon after buying. They make a particularly lovely addition to breakfast bowls, fruit salads, cakes or homemade jam.
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A SHEER DELIGHT Sheer dressing is having another moment, but you don’t need to bare all to embrace it. From floaty chiffon to delicate lace, here’s how to layer the trend with confidence.
There’s something about sheer fabric that feels made for summer. Light, fluid and just a little bit provocative, it has a knack for making an otherwise simple outfit feel instantly more considered. And after several seasons in the fashion spotlight, sheer dressing is having another moment. The trend is less about going completely see-through and more about playing with transparency. Think a gauzy blouse over a camisole, a sheer skirt layered over a slip or a mesh top beneath a blazer. The effect is a subtle game of reveal and conceal, using layers to create texture, movement and depth without adding visual heaviness. And there’s more to sheer than a single type of fabric. Lace brings a romantic, feminine feel, while mesh has a more sultry and contemporary edge. Tulle creates a soft, ethereal silhouette and chiffon offers fluidity and movement, making it particularly suited to dresses and skirts. Organza, meanwhile, has a crisper finish and can add structure to an otherwise delicate look.
WHY SHEER, AND WHY NOW? Transparency has been part of fashion’s vocabulary for decades, with sheer skirts and dresses having made appearances on runways for decades. But its latest revival feels less like a return to the “naked dress” and more like an invitation to experiment with layering. At recent Copenhagen Fashion Week shows and on the streets outside them, sheer dresses, skirts and tops appeared in increasingly wearable combinations. It also makes sense for summer. When temperatures rise, the last thing most of us want is heavy layering, but a sheer piece can add interest without trapping the body beneath layers of dense fabric.
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Lightweight materials move with the body, allow air to circulate and provide just enough coverage to make an outfit feel polished without feeling overly constructed. There’s a practical appeal, too. A sheer piece can effectively give an existing outfit a second life. A simple camisole can become more elevated when layered with a delicate mesh top, while lace pants paired with a long silk blouse can create an interesting evening-ready look.
HOW TO WEAR SHEER, FROM DAY TO NIGHT The easiest way in is to choose one sheer piece and build the outfit around it. For daytime, try a sheer dress over a fitted tank and shorts, finished with flat sandals or trainers. A sheer skirt can work beautifully over a tonal slip, while a lace or mesh top layered over a singlet can add texture to jeans or wide-leg trousers. Don’t be afraid of contrast, either. A fitted opaque base beneath a loose, sheer layer creates definition and stops the outfit from looking bulky. For something bolder, experiment with contrasting colours or combine different sheer textures, such as lace with chiffon. When evening arrives, the same outfit can be transformed with a few simple changes. Swap flats for heels or strappy sandals, add statement earrings and a smaller bag, and let the sheer layer become the focal point. Most importantly, sheer dressing is not an all-or-nothing proposition. You decide how much you reveal. Whether it’s a barely transparent blouse or a dramatic dress over a simple slip, the most stylish version is the one that feels comfortable, confident and entirely your own.
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HOT SUMMER READS From prize-winning authors to thrilling page-turners, here are the books to take to the beach, park or pool this summer.
PECK & PECK By Bonnie Garmus In 1980s New York, a young man’s life changes when he joins Peck & Peck, the prestigious, secretive and notoriously dysfunctional poetry journal. From the bestselling author of Lessons in Chemistry, Bonnie Garmus delivers a tender, witty novel about ambition, creativity and conformity, set inside the eccentric world of literary publishing. As friendships, rivalries and romances unfold, her characters navigate the pressures of finding success while staying true to themselves, their work and the voices they believe deserve to be heard.
THE PLUS-ONE LIST By Amy Ewing
TEN LIVES By Mona Chalabi
Eloise would rather spend time with her senior rescue dogs than people, but a wedding in Mexico City requires every guest to bring a date. Enter Agustin, a charming journalist with a secret agenda. As the unlikely pair explore his vibrant hometown, meet his family and play tourists, their transactional arrangement becomes something more – testing trust, vulnerability and deeper intimacy.
What does it take to feel financially secure? In Ten Lives, award-winning data journalist Mona Chalabi explores how wealth, and the lack of it, shapes our choices, identities, relationships and fears. Following 10 people with very different incomes, Chalabi combines intimate stories with striking data visualisations to examine money, inequality and enough, and asks what we owe each other, too.
IN ONE BRIEF MOMENT ALL ETERNITY By Elif Shafak
LOST LANEWAYS OF MELBOURNE By Robyn Annear
Elif Shafak reimagines the life of Gustave Flaubert through the women who shaped him, including a devoted nursemaid, an Egyptian dancer and a passionate lover. Spanning nineteenth-century France, Istanbul, Egypt and Beirut, this ambitious novel explores who gets remembered, who gets erased and what literature can offer in times of political upheaval, war, injustice and uncertainty, and storytelling’s enduring power.
Robyn Annear takes readers beneath modern Melbourne’s streets in this lively history of the city’s forgotten laneways. Drawing on historical records, she traces about 320 distinct laneways and almost 500 names, revealing the people and stories behind them. Part history and part guided walking tour, Lost Laneways of Melbourne invites readers to rediscover familiar streets with fresh eyes and curiosity.
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CAMBERWELL C ATC H - U P Keep up to date with events, promotions and activities taking place in Camberwell Junction.
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CHRISTMAS FAMILY DAY
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 12
CAMBERWELL CULINARY AWARDS WINNERS Congratulations to the winners of our annual Camberwell Culinary Awards. The awards celebrate food and dining in Camberwell Junction and members of the public vote for their favourite venues for the chance to win a $500 Camberwell Junction shopping voucher. The winning traders in each category are: Best Coffee: Provence Artisan Bakers; Best Brunch: Prospect Espresso; Best Sweet Treat: Glenferrie Crepe Cafe; Best Drinking Spot: Mongkok Tea House; Best Casual Dining: Con Noi Italian Trattoria; Best Fine Dining: Mongkok Tea House; Best Takeaway: Trang Bakery & Cafe; Best Healthy Option: Chargrill Charlie’s. Also, congratulations to the winner of the voter competition, Vinnie Pereira, who has won the $500 shopping voucher.
MAKE LOCAL SHOPPING PART OF CHRISTMAS This festive season, shopping local is a simple way to spread Christmas cheer among traders, families and the wider community. Show your favourite local shops some love this Christmas.
Embrace open-air shopping Wandering through Camberwell Junction at Christmas brings festive decorations, independent shops and fresh air without the hustle and bustle of a crowded shopping centre. It’s a family‑friendly outing filled with festive finds and holiday cheer. Avoid the online delivery rush Forget the worry of delayed parcels and last-minute deliveries by doing your Christmas shopping in Camberwell Junction. With everything you need close at hand, you can shop with confidence and head home with your gifts sorted. Give back to local shops Behind every shop counter is a family, a neighbour or a familiar face who helps make Camberwell Junction a special place. Shopping locally this Christmas means supporting the people who contribute to our community throughout the year.
JOIN OUR CHRISTMAS FAMILY DAY ON DECEMBER 12 Come along to Camberwell Junction’s annual Christmas Family Day on Saturday, December 12, and enjoy a day of festive fun for the whole family. There will be plenty happening throughout the shopping precinct, from photos with Santa and live music to roving circus performers and rides aboard an antique fire truck. You can also go in the running to win $500 to spend in Camberwell Junction by taking part in our annual Where’s Rudolph? competition. Hosted by local traders, Christmas Family Day is our way of thanking the community for its continued support throughout the year. It’s also the perfect opportunity to tick off some Christmas shopping while soaking up the festive atmosphere at Camberwell Junction. Get more details at camberwelljunction.com.au
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It’s the season for giving, and when you shop local this Christmas, you’re supporting local businesses, creating special memories and helping bring a little more Christmas magic to the community.
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SHOP SPOTLIGHT Highlights and happenings in the Camberwell Junction shopping precinct.
For high-performance activewear with a streetwear edge, head to LSKD for sport, fitness, adventure and everyday movement.
Head to Japanese-inspired bakery 10³ BakeHouse to find artisanal bread, taro mochi shokupan, durian shokupan and more.
Set your home up for summer with beautiful homewares and stylish entertaining essentials from Wheel&Barrow.
SHOP NEWS BASANT INDIAN SOCIAL DINING
HORGANS
Basant Indian Social Dining brings vibrant Indian flavours to Camberwell Junction, pairing traditional curries, tandoor favourites and street-style dishes with a modern, welcoming setting designed for sharing food and good times with friends and family.
Horgans has brought its premium furniture and homewares to Camberwell Junction, with a spacious showroom showcasing designer pieces for living, dining, outdoor and beyond, plus expert advice for your next interior project.
BY MOSS
JOYRIDE COFFEE CO
By Moss brings French, Italian and Japanese fusion dining to Camberwell, combining elegant techniques and fresh ingredients to create a diverse menu. Set in a stylish 200sqm space, it’s a welcoming spot for lunch, brunch or dinner.
Discover the new funky little café on Burke Road, serving up specialty coffee, delicious deli-style toasties and freshly baked goodies. While you’re there, browse the merch corner and soak up the vintage motorcycle and car vibes.
CAFE DE GRACIE
MERLIN 1981 HOME DECOR
Looking for your next brunch spot? Café de Gracie serves up specialty coffee, beautifully plated all-day brunch and house-made desserts in a warm, welcoming space that’s perfect for catching up with friends or enjoying a quiet moment.
At Merlin 1981 Home Decor, design meets everyday living. Located in Camberwell Junction, the store offers a thoughtfully curated collection of furniture and home décor designed to elevate modern interiors— balancing style, comfort, and practicality in every piece.
DAYLIA ROAST DUCK CHINESE RESTAURANT
ROSA’S AT BAR NONE
Welcome to Dayali Roast Duck, a new addition to Camberwell Junction. Renowned for its traditional Chinese roast duck and authentic flavours, Dayali brings a rich culinary heritage to the local community.
Hidden beneath Bar None, Rosa’s is a laid-back neighbourhood bar with a carefully curated line-up of craft beers, natural wines and premium spirits. Perfect for a relaxed night out.
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HECHO EN MÉXICO 3/5 Evans Place
Hola, Hecho en Mexico! The much-loved Mexican eatery has opened in Hawthorn East, serving up fresh flavours, bright dishes, and a vibrant dining experience for visitors to Camberwell Junction.
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FAMILY DAY S AT U R
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