Domain Review Bayside & Port Phillip - April 13, 2022

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We want to do our bit for the environment, but it means the shops we buy from have do their part. It all goes hand-in-glove. As we consume more consciously, we expect transparent effort from the retailers we know and trust. We had rare access for this edition to the retail boss in charge of one of the best known stores in Australia – Target.

Richard Pearson has a vision for how the major department store will meet its climate change goals, and explains why his store wants you to hang onto your clothes for longer, and even hand them down. It’s a new school of thought in fashion. ●

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COVER STORY

Richard Pearson is boldly reinventing one of Australia’s bestloved big brands to turn it ‘green’.

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f Richard Pearson ever tired of the retail game, he might have a future in politics.

As the head of one of Australia’s most iconic businesses, Pearson is reading the room on what his customers – who vote with their feet and debit cards – want and expect.

The managing director of Target Australia is relaunching the brand with an environmentally conscious underpinning, responding to the public expectation that big business will do its part to combat climate change and reduce waste.

Target has been a staple in Australian households since 1926, with turning points that have matched

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At the helm of a retail revolution the social milieu, just as Pearson hopes the ecoreinvention will.

The biggest in the consumer consciousness, before this sustainability jump-start, would be the groundbreaking fashion collaboration with British luxury designer Stella McCartney (2007 and 2010).

McCartney-meets-Target was a game-changer that showed how a mass, mid-price department store could tickle the delight of its customers, and they responded with stampedes and predatory tactics on launch day (after lining up for hours, some women ripped the clothes from mannequins and each other’s grasp).

The release gave birth to the phrase “diffusion line” and was so popular, and limited in numbers, that secondhand dresses, tops and jackets, now at least 12 years old, fetch $40 to $80 on eBay. Since then, the appetite for fast fashion has shifted to more considered purchasing across all categories, not just clothing. However, affordability is still an important part of the mix.

Well-known brands across Australia are adopting a do-better approach.

When mining magnate Andrew Forrest bought RM Williams early last year, he pledged to move more of its manufacturing back to Australia after an outcry – and a personal irking – that the archetypal Aussie boots were not all made here.

“I’m just so glad it is now back and I’d have to say the family has a big solid lump in its throat about returning RM Williams to Australia,” Forrest said.

Independent research commissioned by freight company CouriersPlease in November 2020 – when online shopping became a national pandemic pastime – found nine in 10 Australians were more likely to buy sustainable products and 85 per cent wanted brands to be more open about the sustainability of their goods.

CouriersPlease, which covers 95 per cent of Australia, has set a goal to become carbon neutral by 2025, beginning with offsetting petrol consumption and road time for its fleet (the

equivalent of 1.7 million litres of fuel and 540 fewer laps around Australia’s coastline, to be exact)

by June last year.

Pearson is a former director of Kmart Australia (the Kmart Group owns Target) and previously led the merchandise and supply chain arm of cosmetics juggernaut Mecca. Before that, he was the general manager of Caltex Australia.

However, he is right at home in the fashion caper.

Although affordable clothing has gone hand-inglove, at least in consumers’ minds, with fast turnover and insatiability, Pearson hopes this new business model will encourage customers to treat their garments as much-loved “hand-me-downs”.

It’s a departure from the fast-fashion ethos that has dominated the broader rag trade in recent years.

“A key part of the campaign we’re also conveying is that we believe our products should be enjoyed more and loved longer. We’re designing collections so they can stand up to the test of everyday life,”

2021 Fashion Transparency Index, an annual ranking of the industry’s human rights and environmental policies and onflow.

“Target absolutely has a responsibility in educating and making it easier for customers to play a role in creating a better future for the planet and our people … you can expect to hear a lot more from us going forward around what we’re doing to build a more sustainable business,” Pearson says.

The company is preparing to trial a program called Target Hand Me Rounds, in a partnership with Upparel. Customers can donate unwanted Target clothing through charities and social enterprises to be reused. If not fit to wear again, the clothes will be converted into recycled materials and transformed into new products.

Similar schemes have been making a significant impact. Rip Curl, a global Goliath based on Victoria’s Surf Coast, encourages its customers to recycle their wetsuits at drop-off points, turning

“You can expect to hear a lot more from us … around what we’re doing to build a more sustainable business.”

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Pearson says. “This includes everything from the way we source our materials and design our products, to the way we curate collections so they can be mixed and matched or dressed up and down.

“By extending the life of our products we’re giving our customers better value over the long term. It is why the style of our products isn’t just about loving what’s in right now, it’s also about creating new season collections with greater versatility, so they can be for more seasons – not just one season.”

Target ranked equal 10th in a list of the world’s 250 largest fashion brands for public disclosure around its production model, according to the

them into soft rubber matting for children’s playgrounds and outdoor gyms.

Animal welfare features in Target’s plans. By June next year, all wool used in its clothing and bedding will be ethically sourced, and from farms identified as not practising mulesing. By the following year, all leather goods sold in stores will be a byproduct of the meat industry, which is considered a more ethical form of sourcing.

“We know what we do today will affect how we live tomorrow, so we’re always looking for new ways that we can all live and work more responsibly and sustainably,” Pearson says. ●

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PET ADOPTION

That lovin’ feline Television presenter Sam Mac explains why saving a rescue animal is a precious gift.

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t was love at first sight for TV host Sam Mac. Granted, Coco might not have been another guy’s perfect match – “She has an alien head and permanent ‘resting bitch face’ that makes her look like she’s always judging you” – but Mac was drawn to her diva attitude and attentionseeking ways.

The feline Coco, a burmilla, was Mac’s first pet adoptee; Catra, short

for Cleocatra (who he describes as “a plus-size model who’s proud of her curves”), came later.

While they faced some challenges – Catra is blind – Mac’s positive experience with pet adoption led him to become PETstock Assist’s National Pet Adoption Month ambassador.

Sadly, Mac’s beloved Coco died last week. In a tribute Facebook post (accompanying a picture of him

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or love, and then after being in a facility, she was suddenly at home with me, getting freshly cut chicken and belly rubs.

“They feel that. They’re little souls and very perceptive.”

In March, PETstock hosted its National Pet Adoption Month, led by charity PETstock Assist, to help rescue animals find a permanent or temporary home.

The statistics are frightening: more than 36,000 cats and kittens in the organisation remain homeless, and large dogs and bonded pairs also struggle to find homes. Each year, 80,000 urban stray cats are euthanised by councils.

Owner Lyndelle Wilkinson, for one, has not looked back since adopting her cats Curtis and Dave, a bonded pair.

The situation suited her because she was loathe to leave a single cat alone when she went back to work.

She adopted the duo as kittens and

felt that not only was adoption a logical choice, but financially sound.

“To pay an exorbitant amount of money seems a bit indulgent and beside the point,” Wilkinson says.

“Pets are about commitment and connection and love, and no amount of money can buy that.”

For Naomi Veldhuizen, whose cat Louise has a condition called cerebellar hypoplasia, choosing an animal with a disability was something she did purposefully.

Although it was not her original choice, once she saw Louise on an adoption site, she felt an immediate pull to her.

Louise’s condition affects her balance and co-ordination, but otherwise she is fully healthy.

“She’s super cuddly and grateful and that trumps any hardship,” she says. “I think the animals know deep down that you’ve done something special for them. I didn’t think that was a real thing until I experienced

Sam Mac was heartbroken to lose rescue cat Coco.

it myself. It’s rewarding knowing that you’re looking after an animal that was going to be put down if they weren’t adopted.

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cradling Coco’s paw) he told his followers that her passing was “heartbreaking” and “beautiful”.

“She was the centre of attention right til (sic) the end, exactly as she would have wanted (demanded),” he wrote.

“We smothered Coco in pats and kisses and told her how loved she was. I told her how proud I was of all her work over the years spreading the messages and raising funds for rescue animals.”

Before her passing, Seven’s Sunrise weatherman told Domain Review there were rewards particular to saving the life of a rescued animal.

“If you’re there for someone at their lowest point, or get them out of a challenging or dangerous situation, they’ll never forget you,” he said. ”I feel like there’s a version of that with animals. Take Coco, who was malnourished and living on a big property by herself. No one was feeding her or giving her affection

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FEATURE HOUSE BRIGHTON \ 104/41A BLACK STREET 3

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Designed by Carr architecture and interior design studio, and developed by Fortis, Pillar+Tide is a boutique collection of 16 residences and is nearing completion.

The bold and elegant building is designed with robust natural materials to retain its looks and durability for many years to come. Lush greenery, inspired by the native coastal plants and landscape of the area, and designed by landscape architecture firm, Acre, flanks both street frontages, ensuring privacy and an attractive outlook for residents. Plants also feature on the top floor, draping over the parapet and softening the geometry of the building.

This spacious apartment would be ideal for downsizers, or would suit a family, as it is close to government schools and several prestigious independent schools are nearby.

Interiors have been designed to capture abundant natural light and maximise space and rooms are understated and elegant. Harmony and cohesiveness are strong guidelines in the decor with luxurious materials masterfully crafted.

Grey tundra natural stone is a feature throughout. In the living area, the shadowy softness of the stone’s various shades of grey is used above the charcoal grey setting of the gas-log fire. Wide-cut oak floors and floor to ceiling glazing complete the feeling of space and elegance.

Entertaining is designed to be effortless. There is a full scullery or butler’s pantry, Miele appliances and excellent storage. Tundra stone is used in the kitchen as a full-height splashback incorporating the range hood, on benchtops and the waterfall island bench, and on the floor.

A built-in barbecue kitchen on the terrace is perfect for

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The luxurious main bedroom opens to a private terrace

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BRIGHTON, FROM LOCATION AND AMENITIES, TO QUALITY AND DESIGN.”

Remaining bedrooms share the family bathroom and there

MICHAEL PAPROTH – AGENT

is a study nook.

The property is just a few steps from Church Street’s cafes, restaurants and shopping and an easy walk to the beach. Completion is set for June. ● BEVERLEY JOHANSON property@domainreview.com.au

Agent: The Agency, Michael Paproth 0488 300 800 Price: $2.95 million Private sale

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ALBERT PARK \ 12 PAGE STREET

presents with polished concrete floors

BRIGHTON \ 19 BAY STREET

(splendidly heated), Miele appliances and

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folding glass doors to the predominantly

two bedrooms including the spacious main with walk-in wardrobe, en suite and front

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paved backyard. Betwixt Albert Park Village

balcony access. Era-wise, it’s hard to pick a winner between the lounge and dining

Once a humble Victorian cottage, this

and the beach, the location ensures trams,

Brimming with ornate period features,

room, as both have marble-manteled

abode has grown up and out to become a

schools and cafes are in easy reach. ●

Bangalore is a noteworthy 1920s residence

fireplaces, lovely leadlight, grand light

that offers space for a large family to

fittings and delightful ceiling detail. ●

KAY KEIGHERY

fitting home for a judicious, modern family.

A skylight over the arched entrance hall

spread out, and a floor plan ideal for doing

invites natural illumination while the fresh,

so. Welcoming with a redbrick facade

white paintwork bounces it around. It’s a

capped by shingled gables, the house sits

toss-up for main bedroom, with all three

pretty at the beach end of Bay Street. Enter

KAY KEIGHERY

across the verandah for a ground floor of

Agent: Kay & Burton,

ground drinking in northern light, and the

Agent: Jellis Craig,

lounge and dining rooms, a family room,

Tracy Tian Belcher 0402 007 882

one at the fore of the first floor opening

Simon Gowling 0422 234 644

an open-plan hub, two cute bedrooms, a

Price: $7 million-$7.7 million

to a romantic, roof terrace. At the rear of

Price: $2.49 million

bathroom and a laundry. Ascend to the

Expressions of interest: close 5pm,

ground level, the kitchen-dining-living area

Private sale

first floor for a study nook, bathroom and

April 19

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en suite and walk-in wardrobe. Upstairs,

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two bedrooms with built-in wardrobes

adjacent to bathrooms; the one on the

via a curved staircase, all bedrooms have

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lavish en suites; the main has a spa, and

share a bathroom with a shower and

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there is a sitting room. In the basement,

a spa bath, while the main, with walkin wardrobe, gets a compact en suite.

Built with grand proportions and

as well as parking for five cars, there is a

This townhouse affords sophisticated

Intercom system, custom joinery, ducted

extravagant materials, this home would

theatre, cellar, bathroom and storeroom.

digs in a coveted location close to

heating and cooling, timber floors and

be ideal for a buyer wanting luxury in an

The house has ducted heating and

schools, trams, trains and parklands. Low

plantation shutters bolster security,

excellent location. Several prestigious

cooling. ● BEVERLEY JOHANSON

maintenance from go to whoa, it comes

functionality, comfort and lasting style. ●

schools, Brighton Golf Course, Dendy Park

with an attached, double garage and a

and the beach are close. On the ground

paved courtyard perfect for sunny respite

floor, the living and dining area is vast with

KAY KEIGHERY

and casual entertaining. Off the entrance

arched doors to the wide entertaining

Agent: Belle Property,

foyer, the lounge has glass folders to

terrace, an ornate coffered ceiling and

Sam Inan 0433 076 999

the forecourt. Combining a granite and

Agent: Buxton, Adam Gillon 0418 313 354

intricate parquetry floors. The kitchen has

Price: $5.7 million-$6.2 million

stainless steel kitchen with dining and

Price: $1.35 million-$1.45 million

a large butler’s pantry. Also on this level

Auction: 10.30am, April 30

family areas, the hub connects with the

Auction: 10.30am, April 23

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30-31 Howe Crescent, South Melbourne Reflecting the grandeur of the era, offering a breathtaking garden setting in one of the most revered pockets of Melbourne, this magnificent c1867 Italianate-style residence delivers exceptional lifestyle appeal. Formal reception rooms designed for lounging and entertaining, a contemporary culinary kitchen with butlers pantry, multiple living rooms, master bedroom with full dressing room. A unique outdoor connection, complete with hydronic heating, AC, gym and home office/5th bedroom.

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Auction Inspect Land Simon Gowling Greg Hocking Max Mercuri Port Phillip

a 4b 2c 2d 2e

Saturday 30 April, 1.30pm As advertised or by appointment 699 sqm approx 0422 234 644 0418 329 961 0431 043 723 (03) 8644 5500

57 Dundas Place Albert Park 3

a 2b 1c

Occupying a dress-circle Village position, this all-original doublefronted residence on 344sqm (approx) is sure to make a lasting impression. Ripe for renovation or redevelopment (STCA), this one-owner home exhibits unparalleled possibilities for businesses and homeowners, complete with Commercial Zoning and a second street frontage to Dundas Lane, with secure parking.

Auction Inspect Land Greg Hocking Max Mercuri Simon Gowling Port Phillip

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Saturday 23rd April, 11.30am As advertised or by appointment 344 sqm approx 0418 329 961 0431 043 723 0422 234 644 (03) 8644 5500

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602/216 Bay Road, Sandringham Sky Home with Penthouse Views/Manhattan in Sandringham This truly unique double-story 3 bedroom Sky Home presents breathtaking views of the bay, Dandenongs, Red Hill and the city. Rare amenities abound with soaring 3.2m ceilings, an internal private lift, a grand central staircase, and a spacious master suite with a walk-in robe and ensuite. Extraordinary kitchen and spacious dining area with a total internal area of 247sqm of internal living and an unbelievable 223sqm of external living. Featuring The Gardens of Pavilion Green with alfresco dining pavilions, sundecks, relaxed pockets of seating and cozy �������������������������������������������������������������������������� �������������������������������������������������������������

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3 Mulgoa Street, Brighton Golden Mile Perfection over a Wide-Reaching 995sqm (approx.)

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INSPECTION BY PRIVATE APPOINTMENT

AGENTS Nick Johnstone 0414 276 871 Sarah Korbel 0415 393 898

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HAMPTON EAST 3/34 Keith Street STELLAR SINGLE-LEVEL STYLE IN A CAPTIVATING COURTYARD SETTING Assuring a stress-free lifestyle, this 2-bedroom villa sits serenely at the rear. Streams of natural light flood the north-facing living room and bay-windowed dining room overseen by a slick modern kitchen. Accessed from French doors in the living room and main bedroom, the landscaped courtyard caters to alfresco entertaining and relaxation. Close to schools, Moorabbin Station, Hampton Street shopping, parks and reserves and the beach.

AUCTION Saturday May 7 at 11:30am VIEW See website for details

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Paul Hack 0418 328 055 Nicholas Peters 0422 393 709 Costa Karabatsos 0404 046 631

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ST KILDA 3/2a Robe Street

2a 1b

SPACE, SECURITY AND STEPS TO THE BEACH With transport, almost every St Kilda icon and the beach moments away, this over-sized 2-bedroom features bright living/dining complemented by a refurbished kitchen with breakfast ledge. Walk to Acland and Fitzroy Streets’ cafés, bars, restaurants, and shops.

Kyle Spinks 0418 555 333 Sam Inan 0433 076 999 Maria Hunt 0413 187 188

www.belleproperty.com/st-kilda

ST KILDA 102/76 Barkly Street

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THE LOOK, THE LUXURY & THE BRILLIANT LOCATION AUCTION Saturday April 30 at 12:30pm VIEW See website for details

This modern 1-bedder is a cut above the rest.

Defined by a wonderful use of light and space, the generous interior offers living/dining/kitchen integrating seamlessly with an alfresco terrace.

Moments from trams, Acland and Fitzroy Streets and beach.

Julian Cannata 0424 717 913 Moses Habib 0450 011 922 Andy Nasr 0422 029 324

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AUCTION Saturday April 30 at 10:30am VIEW See website for details

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