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If I was to say this week’s edition features the world’s most relatable supermodel, you’d tell me to pull the other one. But Megan Gale, who found fame in Italy and translated it to a long and fabulous career on catwalks and on magazine covers in Australia, is just that. In her industry, models have to be as ferocious as they are photogenic, and for Gale, it’s developed into an astute business acumen. Melbourne-based Gale is candid on her new business (skincare), family, judgment, love and loss, in a rounded interview on the common themes that bind us – even if some have more lissom legs. ●
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It’s a beautiful life Former model Megan Gale, who describes herself as vulnerable but tough, gains inspiration from her mother and two children for her next venture.
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he made a name for herself as the face of David Jones in the 2000s and last walked the runway for designer Alex Perry at his Melbourne Fashion Festival show in 2011. But these days former model Megan Gale has other things on her mind – starting a new business, raising two young children and, for the past eight years, happily calling Melbourne home. “I haven’t considered myself a model for many years,” says Gale, who first walked for David Jones in 1995 and got her big break in Italy in 1999 with an advertisement for telco company Omnitel. “It is one of the many hats I have worn, but I have learnt to slow down and not try and do a million things at once,” she smiles. “For many years I was moving from one hotel to the other because that was what was required with my work; and now love nothing more than to stay put and feel more grounded.” Gale’s new ethical children’s skincare line, Mindful Life, is testament to her new modus operandi. Working from home is where she had the idea to start a new business five years ago. She also took inspiration from Elle Macpherson, who has become a successful businesswoman after years of modelling. In the past, Gale put her name to beauty products (L’Oreal) and started a swimwear line (Isola) but admits she never quite felt entirely fulfilled.
“I wanted to start a purpose-driven business,” says Gale, who also spent $20,000 to have her products dermatologically tested. “If it had my name on it, I had to dot the i’s and cross the t’s. “I didn’t just want a another baby brand to join the market. This is about encouraging families to be present with their children especially when it’s bath time. It’s not always possible, but it’s about not wishing this time away either.” Gale has two children with fiance and retired Carlton and Richmond AFL player Shaun Hampson; River, aged five, and Rosie, 20 months. She thanks her mother for encouraging her to “wake up and smell the roses” – advice that only really made sense once she became a mother herself. “Mum would always tell me to slow down, don’t wish your time away during a newborn phase. Before you know it they grow up. It’s advice that doesn’t really sink in when you’re sleep-deprived and just want them to sleep,” she says.
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ale was born and raised in Perth and won a modelling competition at 18. It’s been 20 years since she went to Italy where she kick-started her career. “I had my five years of struggle,” she recalls of finding it hard to get work in Australia before moving to Europe. “I can thank the Italian job because after that
everyone back home wanted to know who I was. I didn’t get put on the cover of Vogue straight away, but I knew in my bones if I stuck to it, I’d eventually make it. You really need a lot of self-belief in this cutthroat industry.” For all her assertive mannerisms, there’s a vulnerability to Gale you perceive after spending time with her. Behind that huge smile, towering height and those wide eyes is someone who wants to let you in, but is on guard at the same time. “I’m a funny human,” she says. “I’m quite a sensitive and vulnerable soul, but at the same time I have a side of ‘just dust yourself off and keep going’. “I am tough because I have had to be in this business. I saw lots of people succeed around me before I found my own. It wasn’t easy. I’ve also been burned in business, been lied to, had my trust abused. It sets you up to tread carefully.” At their family home in Melbourne’s east, Gale is happiest when speaking about her kids. River likes to bring in leaves from the front garden and name each one of them with her, while Rosie happily throws a pile of dirt on the floor and runs back outside to get more. “The kids make me realise what’s really important,” Gale says. “They have put everything into perspective for me. I always say if they are healthy and thriving you are lucky.”
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Gale, who dated comedian and TV personality Andy Lee for four years before meeting Hampson in 2011, says she’s still perplexed at the media’s obsession with her private life. “Much was made of our age gap when Shaun and I got together, which I hated, because I felt like that was a bigger deal than the fact we were both happy and compatible,” Gale says. “We have an extraordinary level of communication, and that’s one of the most important aspects of a relationship. “I wouldn’t have been able to start this business without his support.” Gale’s father, Alan, died a few months after their son was born; a difficult time for her family. “It was horrible to see my dad deteriorate with a terminal disease, but we made the most of all that time we had left,” she says. “We also lost Shaun’s dad, Thomas, a month before River was born. Our mums went through a horrific time – deaths, births. It was so intense.” Gale was close to her father and, like him, spent a lot of time dwelling and sweating the small stuff in her 20s and 30s. “If my dad could talk to me now he would say, ‘let things go Megan, don’t hang onto things bothering you, it’s not worth it because life is too short’,” she says. “Embrace what you have and be thankful, be present. That’s all I strive for everyday.” ● ● themindfullife.com
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Paul Thieblemont, world-class pasty chef, completes a high tea creation.
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worked at A La Folie patisserie in South Yarra in 2013. He describes his time here as a careerturning point. “I was so impressed by the city and the breadth of multicultural food offerings from European to Asian that it truly helped me understand my full potential when cooking,” he says. His Crown afternoon tea delights in flavours from traditional English to French expression. “Melbourne can expect to sample desserts that bring in a hint of British heritage with a French twist that throws back to my upbringing,” says Thieblemont of his debut at Crown. “These desserts have not yet been served anywhere in Australia and they’ll add an extra splash of colour to the already elevated offering at Crown Conservatory.” Guests can expect to sample his famous Yorkshire tart, which he created especially for the Mandarin Oriental in London. “I created this dessert as I wanted to work with the incredible rhubarb from Yorkshire,” he says. “The vegetable offers a rich taste and the flavours and colour still amaze me.”
And for those eager to sample a newbie, the Pear and Oryola is a must for avant-garde taste buds. “It offers a nice balance between the flavour and crunch of the Weiss Oryola chocolate [chocolate with hazelnut from Italy] and the pear,” Thieblemont says. For those keen on a slice of summer in autumn and winter there’s the Plum Bakewell Slice – a traditional English cake filled with summer fruit. Here Thieblemont drizzles orange over a gingerbread biscuit and finishes it with a sweet plum jelly. Thieblemont, whose favourite dessert is pear tart and cinnamon ice-cream, says the best advice he received while training as a pastry chef was to take it one step at a time. “Master the basics and avoid taking any shortcuts when cooking,” he says. “From an early age I was told to study hard at culinary school and always look to grow and expand my culinary knowledge. “This has resonated with me throughout my whole career and, even today, I’ll never take any shortcuts in the kitchen.” ●
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spent a fair bit of time in Malaysia this year, going back to my roots and thinking of old recipes to re-invent and test. One of the recipes that has been an alltime favourite of mine is ayam masak merah, which translates to red cooked chicken. It is a traditional Malay dish. Similar to a casserole, it is cooked using tomato puree and lots of aromats. I was in Malaysia over the Ramadan period and noticed this dish being sold at the various street markets for the locals to buy when they break their fast at sunset. The key to making this dish a standout is to make sure you use whole pieces of chicken with bones in. The bones gives the dish a lot of flavour. You can use boneless chicken but it will be slightly different in flavour. This dish is sold all across Malaysia in eateries ranging from roadside stalls to finedining restaurants. It’s usually eaten with tomato rice and a vegetable dish. You can add extra chillies for a little heat, but it is meant to be mild. ●
Ayam masak merah (red cooked chicken) Ingredients (Serves 6) 1 whole chicken weighing around 1.5kgs, chopped into pieces Oil for frying 1 cinnamon stick 2 star anise 3 cardamom seeds 3 cloves 6 whole dried chillis 1 tin of tomato puree 1 tbsp chilli sauce 1 tbsp sugar Salt to taste Handful of frozen peas ∏ cup fried shallots (store-bought) For the paste 2 large red onions, roughly chopped 5 cloves of garlic, peeled 2∏ centimetres of ginger, roughly chopped 2∏ centimetres galangal, roughly chopped 3 lemongrass stalks, roughly chopped
Method ■ Blend all the ingredients for the paste into a fine consistency and set aside. ■ Place enough oil in a wok or deep fry pan and bring to medium heat. Rub salt all over the pieces of chicken and shallow fry the chicken for about 10 minutes. Remove from oil, and set aside. ■ Using about 2 tbsp of the leftover oil, still over medium heat, fry off the spices, dried chillies and blended paste for about 3 minutes or until fragrant. ■ Add in one cup of water, tomato puree, chilli sauce and sugar. Combine thoroughly. ■ Add in the fried chicken, frozen peas and fried shallots. Let it simmer over low heat for another 10 minutes. ■ Garnish with some herbs and serve with rice. ●
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was really little, and when I finished school I got good marks and everyone told me I should do law, so I did that,” she says. “But after I finished the law degree I hated it and came out quite jaded from the whole experience, so I went to RMIT and did the postgraduate course there in journalism, and it went from there.” After starting with Fox Footy on air last year, it’s been a huge learning curve for Olle, and she is a star on the rise at the network. She says working with Brereton and Johnson has been an excellent learning experience for her. “It’s such a good gig because you sit there with the boys and watch the game and then you come on and talk about it,” she says. “I love sport, so I’ve hit the jackpot. “For me it is such a fun Saturday night because I’d be watching the footy anyway. “It couldn’t get any better.” ●
ust 10 years ago it was rare to see a female football broadcaster on television, but thankfully it’s now not the case. Sarah Olle is one of the young television presenters who is changing things up, as a co-host of Fox Footy’s Saturday Stretch alongside Dermott Brereton and Brad Johnson. “While females are still under-represented in our industry, there are a lot more women, especially on television now which is great,” Olle says. “At Fox, we have got Sarah Jones, Neroli Meadows and Kelli Underwood, who are all doing amazing things and are such great role models and mentors to me. “I’m pretty lucky that I’m in a workplace that is not just promoting women because they’re women, but promoting them because they deserve it and they are bloody good at their jobs.” Olle initially studied law but always had an interest in football journalism, reading the legendary Caroline Wilson, The Age’s fomer chief footy writer, growing up. “I always wanted to be a sports journalist when I
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t’s not often that a Facebook message from a stranger results in the opportunity for a designer to have their work appear on the world’s stage, but that’s exactly how Melbourne’s Gwendolynne Burkin ended up working on Kate Miller-Heidke’s Eurovision performance. Burkin, best known for her bridal gowns, has long held an interest in costume and theatre but, when she was contacted by Miller-Heidke’s representatives less than a week before her Australia Decides show in February, she had to make a quick decision about whether she could design the top half of a dress that hadn’t come to fruition. The result was an unforgettable, other-worldly silver gown, the bejewelled bodice of which Burkin spent four days feverishly piecing together, subsisting on coffee and the goodwill of her partner. Fortunately, she had a little more time to pore over the details for Eurovision’s Tel Aviv shows earlier this month, completing the dark, ethereal costumes for Miller-Heidke’s dancers, while MillerHeidke wore a Steven Khalil gown in Tel Aviv. In the end, it was a symbiotic meeting of minds. “Kate’s musical approach for the song Zero Gravity merges classic opera with pop and dance, which is in keeping with my visual eye that strongly references the past and reinvents it in a modern context,” says Burkin. “It also allowed me to get
Australia’s Eurovision representative Kate MillerHeidke in the bejewelled Gwendolynne Burkin gown.
“I really did feel like I was tapping into my inner super hero to get that done.” away from being typecast and show people what I can do as a creative. And, seeing something I have created come to life in a theatrical setting is so exciting and way more fabulous than a standard march down a runway.” It’s hard to imagine designing such an integral costume for someone you’ve never met, but luckily, Miller-Heidke’s reaction was immediately positive. “At our first meeting, she was like a delicate doll with a delightful, gentle smile. She said that even if she had given me a timeline of three months, it would have surpassed her expectations.” Fellow Australia Decides contender Alfie Arcuri was one fan; backstage, he told Burkin he wanted to wear Miller-Heidke’s outfit to Mardi Gras. For Burkin – who has stepped away from platforms such as the Virgin Australia Melbourne Fashion Festival and is vocal about the need for Australians to back local designers – the Eurovision
spotlight also allowed her own voice to be heard. “I feel that small Melbourne female independent designers get overlooked a lot, even when they’re established. Most of the opportunities go to the male and Sydney-based designers, and then the media gets on the bandwagon of those ‘new kids’. “I have never felt much like I fit in in the fashion industry, and so one social media comment that really touched me was from a fan who said, ‘You are one of the most underrated Aussie fashion designers’. Another favourite was from someone who called me a ‘magical wonder woman’ because I really did feel like I was tapping into my inner super hero to get that done,” she says. Has more work come her way, as a direct result? “Well, I’m afraid that not everyone wants to wear a bejewelled bodice to work,” Burkin laughs. After the Eurovision dust has settled, that might change. ●
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Gwendolynne Burkin and Kate Miller-Heidke.
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below a skylight and with sliders to the deck and garden. The studio – used as a yoga room by the owners – has a hardwood-floored lounge with multifolds to the garden, plus a kitchenette, a bathroom and a storeroom. ● ALISON BARCLAY property@domainreview.com.au
Agent: Greg Hocking Holdsworth, Simon Gowling 0422 234 644 Price: $5.8 million-$6.3 million Auction: 11.30am, June 2
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Nestled demurely between Bay Street and the grammar schools, this 1930s belle has been restored and extended in spectacular style. Three living areas, four bedrooms and a study are sensibly zoned to give the generations privacy when needed. French oak floors bring sturdy good looks to the living and dining area, which opens north to a terrace and a fully-tiled pool and spa. The marble kitchen has a butler’s pantry. Three original front rooms include the study, the lounge (pebble gas fireplace) and a bedroom with bathroom next door. The first floor has a retreat, bathroom and three double bedrooms, the main with a walk-through wardrobe and an en suite. ● ALISON BARCLAY Agent: Buxton, Halli Moore 0403 777 661 Price: $2.55 million-$2.75 million Auction: 1.30pm, June 1
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31 St Vincent Place South, Albert Park Enjoying an exclusive setting on approximately 465sqm directly opposite St Vincent Gardens, this enchanting single level four bedroom residence’s exceptionally spacious dimensions fulfil every modern family requirement with effortless ease. A central living room overlooking a leafy internal courtyard flows to an impressive dining space with vaulted ceiling and expanses of glass framing the lush rear gardens, while a uniquely stylish kitchen boasts stainless steel benches and high end appliances. Includes two contemporary bathrooms and detached studio with ensuite. Double street frontage to Bevan Street.
A4 B3 C1 Auction Sun 2nd June at 11.30am Inspect Wed 12.30-1pm & 6.15-6.45pm Sat 1.15-1.45pm Sun 11-11.30am Contact Simon Gowling 0422 234 644 Max Mercuri 0431 043 723
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6 Graham Street, Albert Park Luxury living at the ‘Laureate’ boasting panoramic city skyline views. A short stroll from the beach, adjacent to the Gasworks Arts Park and boasting panoramic views of the city skyline, this award-winning Mirvac development known as the 'Laureate' blends inspiring architecture into the bayside landscape. Complimented by stunning gardens designed by internationally recognised Eckersley Garden Architecture, the home's east facing aspect captures the warm winter sunlight through the main bedroom and multiple living areas while showcasing state-of-the art interiors with impressive dimensions throughout its 4-levels. Offering a low maintenance lifestyle, the home will also appeal to families with Albert Park College within close proximity.
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5 Raglan Street, St Kilda East A Redevelopment Dream in an Exclusive St Kilda East Pocket. Land 852sqm (approx.) With 852sqm of terrific land making it one of the most coveted development opportunities in St Kilda East, this residence is ready for a new lease of life. Currently a readymade investment portfolio comprising 8 flats & provides the option of building an apartment complex or townhouses. Neighbouring building developments in Raglan Street have set a precedent & given its proximity to the lively Chapel & Carlisle Street shops, trams, Balaclava station & Alma Park, it is sure to appeal to an astute developer (STCA).
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Family luxury on a grand scale Distinguished by magnificent European elegance and grand scale proportions, this 4-bedroom plus study French Provincial is first class in every way. Beautifully crafted to showcase luxurious family living & entertaining zones, lap pool, lift and panoramic rooftop terrace. McKimm built to an international standard with circular drive and dual garaging in a blue chip growth zone locale just minutes to Church Street. Land size 745sqm approx. Expression of Interest Closes Tuesday 4th June at 5pm Price $4,600,000 - $4,800,000 Inspect Thu May 30th 2019 2.00pm to 2.30pm Contact Stefan Whiting 0411 473 153 Sonja Sendin 0406 811 040
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Parkside location and potential plus Let this vintage Victorian’s position metres to parkland and Church St inspire a magnificent future. Set on 514sqm of blue-chip land with a decorative block fronted façade and traditional layout just footsteps to the park and Bay Street. Create a period showpiece or start again with a new era of prestige family living (STCA).
Auction Saturday 15th June at 12:30pm Inspect Wed May 29th 2019 11.00am to 11.30am Contact John Clarkson 0408 153 045 David Hart 0417 541 933
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Dr. Tony Stubbs, Eye Surgeon, says that just about anyone can have their vision restored and be rid of their glasses for most of the time. And this is without the use of laser surgery. Dr Stubbs formerly at the Royal Victorian Eye Hospital who has worked with the Fred Hollows eye department at the Prince of Wales Hospital in Sydney, says he began his career through the inspiration of his father, Dr Maxwell Stubbs. “My father was a pioneer in cataract implant surgery from 1963! He has now passed away but some of his patients still come in for a check-up. Not only is this inspirational, it also demonstrates that good surgery outlasts the surgeon,” Dr Stubbs says. A specialist who helps people who have been advised they are unsuitable for laser surgery, Dr Stubbs is also committed to demonstrating that age, corneal distortion or astigmatism are no barriers to eliminating the need for glasses. One of my best moments was treating a 12-year-old girl who was struggling at school because of poor vision due to congenital cataracts even with the use of thick glasses. Now 10 years later, she still has 20/20 vision without glasses. That inspires me. “Seeing my patients’ bright smiles after surgery, as they stop squinting and can read without glasses, is definitely the best part of my job.” No referral is needed and no out-of-pocket expenses are incurred for an assessment to enable all options available to be considered. Dr Tony Stubbs’ Collins St Practice Coates Building, Suite 2, Level 2 20 Collins Street, Melbourne Victoria, 3000 Tel: +613 9650 8044 Fax: +613 9650 8099
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