Domain Review Bayside & Port Phillip - June 26, 2019

PEOPLE & PROPERTY OF MELBOURNE

JUNE 26 - JULY 2, 2019

ON A MISSION FOR MADDIE

FIONA RIEWOLDT & SA M L A N E U NITE

DIANA CHAN

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MATT CROCKETT

I’d venture to say that there isn’t an AFL player, even one whose body has been pummelled relentlessly season after season, who would rate themselves stronger than a young woman named Maddie Riewoldt. A member of the famous footy family, she died aged 26 from aplastic anaemia, and set in motion a gesture of courage and conviction from her family, who started Maddie Riewoldt’s Vision. The annual fundraising match between St Kilda and Richmond, endeavouring to find treatments and one day a cure for the rare blood disorder, is this weekend.

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COVER STORY

W

hen this year’s Maddie’s Match takes place on Sunday – AFL teams Richmond and St Kilda play each other to raise funds to combat Bone Marrow Failure Syndromes – Maddie Riewoldt’s mother Fiona Riewoldt will no doubt be remembering the young woman she says was “my best friend”.

“She was very funny, very dry. She loved music – Kelly Clarkson and Taylor Swift. She was feisty, she was loyal; she was so many things,” Riewoldt says.

“She was a strong, strong person and a mad sportsperson – she was like a walking football encyclopedia.”

It’s no wonder: her brother Nick Riewoldt, whom she idolised, is a former Saints captain, while cousin Jack Riewoldt, a three-time Coleman Medallist, plays for the Tigers.

This is the fourth Maddie’s Match since Maddie’s death from aplastic anaemia – whereby her body stopped producing enough new blood cells – in 2015. Riewoldt says that she’s overwhelmed by the support that teams and spectators have shown.

Watching the crowd on the day – so many wearing Maddie’s favourite colour, purple, and using the hashtag #FightLikeMaddie – she says: “I get really touched. I have to stop and pinch myself sometimes, to see what we’ve achieved. [Losing a child] is a very lonely path and this has taken a lot of that loneliness out, because I never cease to marvel at the amount of people who have come on board.”

Fiona Riewoldt, left, and AFL journalist Sam Lane, right, are fulfilling Maddie’s promise.

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Maddie Riewoldt fought hard in her battle with a rare blood disorder, and her passionate AFL family fights on to raise funds to find a cure.

Goal in sight

Wo r d s

After Maddie was diagnosed with the disease at the age of 21 and life began to revolve around blood transfusions and medication, Riewoldt did everything with her daughter.

But the illness Maddie faced proved to be unrelenting and cruel, chipping away at her body’s resources even though she’d often look as beautiful as before.

“It used to distress her when people

R AC H E L L E U N R E I C H

into action. “There have been moments as a mother when I’ve gone, ‘Why us? Why my daughter? Why did she have to suffer like that?’ I could wallow, but that doesn’t do anything, it doesn’t change anything.”

For her, it’s about moving forward with both the memories of Maddie and her loss as constant companions.

“People who say it’s time to ‘move on’ – that’s the most ridiculous thing I’ve ever heard. You don’t wish it on

“I’ve always known that football has the power to speak about things that are so much bigger than sport; that is one of the great powers of the code,” Lane says.

“In this case, what we’ve seen through essentially one family’s experience, is something really important that’s able to be discussed, explored and shared, and is awareness and fund raising along the way. Riewoldt is one of the most

approves. Maddie’s life on earth might have ended, but the connection between the pair remains. Riewoldt tells a story of how Maddie once urged her to listen to a remix song she thought her mother would know, hilariously mispronouncing Que Sera Sera as “Q Sara Sara”.

After Maddie’s death, Riewoldt and her husband travelled to a tiny town in Germany and visited a musical instrument museum.

“The fact that her name is being said so many times, every day, by people who didn’t even meet her, is a wonderful testament to her and how hard she fought.”

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would look at her and say, ‘You’re not sick – you don’t look sick’,” Riewoldt says. “She’d say, ‘People don’t realise I need blood to live’.”

One day, in hospital, “we sat there when things were pretty grim, even though we still thought she’d come home. She said, ‘When I get out, even if I can’t work again, I want to help people understand what this is.’ She wanted to make a difference. And I promised her that. Now, I’m fulfilling that promise.”

The result was Maddie Riewoldt’s Vision (MRV), a charity that aims to fund research into Bone Marrow Failure Syndromes that will lead to better treatments and, hopefully, a cure. Since 2015, it has raised more than $7 million, some of which has established the National Aplastic Anaemia Registry and the first-ever National Research Symposium in Bone Marrow Failure Syndromes.

Riewoldt dismisses the idea that she’s unusual by turning her sorrow

your worst enemy, to lose a child.

And it will never be any different.

I have good days and really rotten days and you have to turn the rotten ones around.”

For Dr Lucy Fox, Bone Marrow Failure Fellow at Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre, clinical hematologist, and recipient of an MRV doctoral degree scholarship, hearing from those within the Riewoldt family helps her remember the goal.

“It brings the focus back to the patients and their families,” Dr Fox says. “It’s so important to remind the public of what some people go through, and also to inspire and encourage us as researchers to keep striving. We need the momentum, the energy and collaboration that comes from this conversation.”

Someone who’s kept the conversation going is Channel 7 sports journalist Sam Lane, who has built a connection with MRV since it began.

famous names in modern-day footy … when the Riewoldt family and the wider movement ask, ‘Can you help?’ you say, ‘Absolutely’.”

When Riewoldt and her husband Joe attend Maddie’s Match this weekend, along with Maddie’s siblings and two nephews, it will be another opportunity to do something they love to do: talk about Maddie.

“She was larger than life, and she deserves to be talked about. I think sometimes people avoid mentioning her for fear of upsetting me, but I love to talk about Maddie,” Riewoldt says.

“The fact that her name is being said so many times, every day, by people who didn’t even meet her, is a wonderful testament to her and how hard she fought. We’re just the storytellers; she’s the one who did all the hard work.”

Riewoldt, who wears her daughter’s elephant ring around her neck every day, knows in her heart that Maddie

“In the last room, there was a set of gramophones, and the woman conducting the tour picked up an old Bakelite LP and said, ‘You might recognise this song’. It was Doris Day singing Que Sera Sera. It was one of those little things, Maddie telling us it was OK.” ● ● mrv.org.au Shot on location at qthotelsandresorts.com/ melbourne AFL: MADDIE’S MATCH \ June 30, 1.10pm, Marvel Stadium For Maddie’s Match merchandise to go shop.saints.com.au; also available at the Saints Locker store at RSEA Park, Moorabbin.

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DEVELOPMENTS

DIANA CHAN \ CHEF ST YLE

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Pancake packed with street cred

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uring my visit to the city of Hoi An in Vietnam over Easter this year, I stumbled upon a lot of street food that I had never tried.

Though I have tried banh xeo many times before in Australia, I sampled one of the best ones yet on a street stall tucked under a large palm tree along one of the main streets of Old Town Hoi An. Banh xeo is a savoury Vietnamese pancake – very similar to a crepe – made from rice flour, coconut and turmeric, which makes it gluten free. It was crispy on the outside and had a good amount of filling of prawns, thinly sliced pork belly, bean sprouts and lots of fresh Asian herbs.

You can easily make this dish vegetarian by removing the pork belly and prawns and substituting them with fried tofu.

Eating that banh xeo, sitting on small plastic chairs, watching the traffic go by as motorcyclists manoeuvre from every direction is organised chaos, but I wouldn’t change it for the world. ●

Banh xeo (Vietnamese gluten-free pancakes) Ingredients (Serves 4) 1 ∑ cups rice flour 2 tbsp cornflour 1 tsp turmeric powder Pinch of salt 400 ml coconut cream ∑ cup water 100g cooked pork belly, thinly sliced 12 cooked prawns, peeled 2 cups bean sprouts 3 carrots, peeled and julienned ∏ bunch spring onions, finely sliced 1 bunch Vietnamese mint 1 bunch coriander 1 lime Nuoc cham sauce ∏ cup warm water ∏ cup caster sugar ∏ cup fish sauce (use soy for vegetarian option) 1/3 cup lime juice 1 red chilli, finely diced

Method ■ In a large bowl, combine the two flours, turmeric, salt, coconut cream, and water and whisk until you get a smooth batter. Set aside for 20-30 minutes.

■ Heat a 20cm non-stick fry pan over medium heat.

Add in 3 prawns and a few pieces of pork and fry for a couple of minutes. Remove from the heat and set aside.

■ Next, add 2 tbsp of oil and a ladle of batter to the pan, swirling to coat the base and slightly up sides of the pan. Cook with the lid on for 5 minutes or until crispy and golden on the base. Scatter with bean sprouts, carrot, spring onions and herbs.

Add in the cooked prawns and pork. Fold to enclose like you would an omelette. Repeat with extra batter and ingredients.

■ For the nuoc cham sauce, combine all ingredients into a bowl, and mix well.

■ Serve the banh xeo with nuoc cham and chilli sauce (optional) and a squeeze of lime. ●

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e might have made a name for himself as a member of Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds since 1994, but New York-born and London-based multi-instrumentalist Jim Sclavunos isn’t one to sit still.

When he’s not touring, he’s busy working as a record producer and writing songs for other artists. The debonair drummer has toured with The Cramps, played drums and coproduced Sonic Youth’s debut album (Confusion Confusion is Sex Sex) and was a force in NYC’s no wave scene

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alongside Lydia Lunch in the late ’70s. Now he’s teamed with Nashville’s Nicole Atkins to record a duets album with their first single, A Man Like Me, a sign of the textured beauty to come.

Sclavunos met Atkins six years ago through mutual friends and managers. They began working together on her solo albums, but it evolved into something more. Atkins had moved to London and asked Sclavunos to drop by. They wrote three songs, two of which made her

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few ideas but a lot was done spontaneously.” Before he became friends with Cave, Sclavunos met the late Melbourne musician Roland S. Howard from The Birthday Party.

“I was on tour with Lydia Lunch in the US when I first met Roland,” Sclavunos says. “He was friendly, which wasn’t always a given with a band like The Birthday Party – they were a spiky bunch.

“But Roland was easy to talk to and a good friends of Lydia’s so it was inevitable we’d stay in touch and work together which we did for Shotgun Wedding with Lydia.”

Sclavunos hopes to visit Australia to tour with Atkins, but only time will tell. “I’d love to come back. I have been there many times and know the usual haunts I like to visit – Chinatown and record stores, that’s where you’ll find me.” ●

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The third song sat on the back-burner.

“We’re both had an amazingly similar musical taste,” Sclavunos says. “She liked Krautrock, a lot of crooners and ’60s stuff, our music taste was more aligned than one would have imagined.”

The duets album was recorded at Electric Lady in New York, Retromedia in New Jersey and Red Bank Studio. “I hadn’t been back to Electric Lady since the ’70s when I made a liquor delivery from the store I worked at to a band called Led Zeppelin,” he smiles.

Sclavunos made his first visit to Melbourne with Nick Cave to record Murder Ballads in 1996.

“Making Murder Ballads was a unique recording experience,” recalls Sclavunos, who made his percussion debut with the outfit on this album.

“Most of the album was improvised. Nick came in with a

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Benefits of going without booze

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ry July is a brilliant initiative that was created to raise funds to improve the comfort and wellbeing of people affected by cancer. I am proud to be an ambassador for this initiative again this year in memory of my mum, who passed away from cancer when I was 15.

For me, it’s not just the month of July that I’ll be going dry. In fact, July will mark almost seven months’ alcohol-free.

When Snez and I found out there was another little one on the way, I made a pact with her that I wouldn’t drink until she was born. For someone who enjoys a wine with dinner and beers at the footy, I knew this was going to be tough. I didn’t know that it wouldn’t be tough for long. Once you get used to saying no and your mates stop pressuring you to “just have one”, it’s easier than I thought. Then once you start to reap the benefits, it gets easier.

We have such a strong drinking culture in Australia, that when you are in it, it’s very hard to see. It’s really powerful when you step outside and it becomes clear that it needs to change. It’s not just accepted but often expected that we drink until we are drunk, or that we drink most days.

It can feel uncomfortable to say no when your mates or everyone around you is drinking but who cares! You need to stand strong. Simply say no, don’t hesitate and keep your response short and sweet.

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YOU SLEEP BETTER \ I have no problem with the

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YOU TRAIN BETTER (AND MORE OFTEN) \ When

you wake up fresh, you’re far less likely to snooze your alarm or skip your workout altogether.

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learnt since going alcohol-free is that there were probably only a few occasions during this time where I would have really enjoyed a couple of drinks. For we Aussies, every occasion seems to be a special

occasion and we tend to drink just for the sake of it.

This has shown me that I can go alcohol-free much more easily than I thought I could.

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long day at work or when you finally put the kids to sleep, I know how tempting it can be to unwind with a glass of wine. Not being able to do this gave me the opportunity to find other ways to unwind.

YOU GAIN TIME \ You feel like there is an extra day in the week, with a clarity, energy, productivity and time in an abundance that you have not experienced for a long time.

I love everything that Dry July stands for and, after my own recent experience, I’ll definitely be going dry for at least a month every year. I love a glass of red or a beer with my mates as much as the next guy but when you go without, it really does give you perspective around drinking. ● ● 28bysamwood.com

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Given that Melbourne’s workers’ cottages were built to last 50 years, tops, those Victorian chippies would be astounded to see them now, twice their size and fought over as prestige properties. This pretty package is an exemplar.

Single-fronted and single-level, it sits cheek to cheek with its neighbours in Port’s peaceful north side. With the beach at the end of the street and the light rail nearby, it’s a familyfriendly address worth making the most of.

The house was largely rebuilt in the mid-2000s and has three bedrooms, a study, a sitting room and an airy living and dining area opening to a north-facing garden. Even from the front door there’s a thrilling sense of distortion: how can something so tiny be so big?

It’s not just about the bigger floor plan. Sunshine has a wonderfully expanding effect: Turn the dingy side alley into a sunbathed deck, open the bedrooms to this deck, tuck in a hall lightwell, raise the roof for beautiful clerestory windows.

Polish the Tasmanian oak floorboards to shine like gold, and make everything flow to the radiant north. Done, and done.

The cottage has three bedrooms off the hall and facing the side deck. The main bedroom has a built-in wardrobe and opens to the study, which would suit conversion to an en suite.

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ceiling with clerestories on three sides, and a box bay with bifold doors makes a beautiful prelude to a deck with a retractable awning. The garden has a tiny lawn with a waterfall for your morning yoga pleasure. And though this spot gets the benefit of surrounding gardens’ colourful vines and trees, it’s quite secluded. ● ALISON BARCLAY property@domainreview.com.au Agent: Marshall White, Justin Holod 0411 669 161 Price: $1.4 million-$1.5 million Auction: 11.30am, June 29

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Let the families and downsizers croon over this house, which has its own title and the serene air of a Toorak pied-aterre. The single level has a carpeted living and dining room (fireplace) and an oak-floored kitchen and family room opening to a north-facing courtyard with ficus topiaries.

Chefs will enjoy the granite kitchen’s Blanco appliances and spacious preparation area. Nicely sequestered in their own wing are three double bedrooms and the family bathroom.

The main bedroom has a walk-in wardrobe and en suite.

Ducted heating and a garage with internal access complete this impeccably maintained property, which is a walk to Hampton Street and the beach. ● ALISON BARCLAY Agent: Hocking Stuart, Jenny Dwyer 0418 528 988 Price: $1.1 million-$1.2 million Auction: 2pm, June 29

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