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t’s been 15 years since tennis champion and former world No. 1 Steffi Graf was last in Melbourne, and on her recent return – with husband Andre Agassi, who coached Grigor Dimitrov at the Australian Open – she reflected on the journey from the court on Rod Laver Arena to life beyond tennis.

The power pair have won 30 grand slam events between them – put simply, they ruled the world tennis circuit at the tail end of the ’80s, ’90s and beyond.

“I have so many great memories of Melbourne. I even remember playing at Kooyong,” says Graf, who won her first Australian Open in 1988 against American great Chris Evert.

Agassi has fond memories of winning, too – taking out four Australian Open titles, his first in 1995 against Pete Sampras and his last in 2003 against Rainer Schuttler.

“Melbourne always had a great vibe. I was here a

year ago with Longines and it’s so good to be in a city that really gets behind sport,” Agassi says.

Graf and Agassi are celebrating 10 years as ambassadors with the iconic Swiss watchmaker, which has just opened its first Melbourne boutique and released 10 luxury Conquest VHP models in their honour.

Globally, the 10 sets raised more than $US300,000 ($418,000), with proceeds going to their respective charities, the Andre Agassi Foundation and Graf’s Children for Tomorrow.

Two were purchased by Australian buyers.

“I don’t know what ambassadorship looks like but, for us, if it doesn’t inspire us on a very personal level, then it doesn’t interest us,” Agassi says.

Agassi’s Foundation alone has opened more than 90 schools to help educate underprivileged kids in his home town of Las Vegas.

He says being a world champion matters little compared to giving a child an opportunity to study.

“Looking back, it’s been a daunting journey starting the foundation and certainly an unpredictable one,” says Agassi, who dropped out of school in eighth grade to focus on his tennis career under the heavy rule of his father.

“Building schools and seeing the lives it impacts is mind-blowing.

“Despite what anyone thinks I have achieved, the process has done more for me than people might imagine. I get my daily motivations and inspiration from the kids.

“They give me hope that no amount of winning on the tennis circuit could give.”

Agassi says if he had his time again he wouldn’t play tennis at all but, since retiring from the sport in 2006, he has found a new passion as a coach.

In 2017, he was asked to coach this year’s Australian Open champ Novak Djokovic.

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He’s now helping the Bulgarian-born Dimitrov, 27, who has holidayed with the Agassi-Graf clan in Atlanta and stayed at their home in Las Vegas.

“When you play the game it’s heavy stress and no pressure, whereas coaching is all pressure and no stress,” he says.

Graf, who is sitting beside him, adds: “Oh, it’s a little bit of stress.”

The couple are at ease with one another during the interview at Crown Towers, sitting closely on a couch, surrounded by a spinning parade of PRtypes. Agassi occasionally places his hand on Graf’s knee when he begins answering on their behalf, but Graf is more than happy to enter the conversation.

Graf has never been one for the spotlight, even when she was at the top of her game.

The two-time Olympic champion and 22 grand slam event winner doesn’t boast about her victories but is grateful for the life it has given her.

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Happily married for 17 years, the couple have two children – son Jaden Gil, 17, and daughter Jaz Elle, 15.

“It was a relief to walk away from the game,” Graf says.

“But, of course, I am thankful for the experiences, memories and what the sport gave me and I’m sitting here because of it.

“Tennis is such an intense sport, physically and mentally. I was yearning for a more balanced life. I was ready for a new way of life when I retired.”

Agassi says the couple gave up their own childhoods to later be rewarded with the privilege of being hands-on parents.

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“We are lucky to have been there every step of the way for our kids,” Agassi says.

Graf says: “It’s like everybody tells you, time flies and before you know it they’ve grown up. I cherish every moment. They’re great kids.”

As the topic swings from family to fashion, Graf is in her element. That’s when Agassi reclines with his hands above his head and says, “I think I’ll stay out of this one”.

“I love fashion,” Graf says.

Agassi interjects: “Oh yeah, she’s totally Gucci and has all the labels.”

Graf: “I am very in-tune. To me, a Stella McCartney dress is the ultimate perfection.”

Agassi, who dined with Italian fashion designer Giorgio Armani in the ’90s, admits he knew the name but not much about the man at the time.

“Anyway, it’s all about Nike at home right now,” he says, looking at Graf, who shoots him a playful sideways expression.

“Nike’s Off-White collaboration is what our kids are all about. That guy is killing it,” she says.

The guy in question is creative director Virgil Abloh, who Agassi will certainly be hearing more of if their kids have their way. “They’re begging for that stuff,” says Graf of the cult sneaker.

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hen it comes to mastering the art of soft tailoring, nobody knows the secret to getting it right like Melbourne fashion designer Margie Woods. The mother of two, who started the chic label Viktoria & Woods 15 years ago, says a belt for contouring and pushing your sleeve up is all you need to carry off the look.

“It just relaxes everything,” says Woods, who is known for her superfine knitwear, oversized trenches, angular shirting, wide-legged pant

suits and boxy blazers. “It will feel every day, but will look considered and put together. It’s as simple as that.”

To coincide with her fashion milestone, Viktoria & Woods unveils its autumn/winter 2019 collection during the Harper’s Bazaar Runway at the Virgin Australia Melbourne Fashion Festival on March 6.

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years with business partner Lisa Reynolds, says she works closely with a design team overlooking all aspects of the business.

“Yes, retail is more competitive now because customers are exposed to international brands and high street brands and there’s so much more going on, but at the same time it’s allowed us to be so much stronger,” she says.

Sustainability is a huge part of her ethical approach, too – but hardly for the sake of the buzzwords.

“Sustainability has always been part of the brand. Using wool has many great sustainable attributes and been a huge focus for me,” she says. “We want purchases to be for a lifetime and that’s an important message we try to send to anyone who shops with us.” ●

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and says the demand for sustainable knitwear and soft tailoring has developed a loyal stream of followers.

“What I am most proud of is that we’ve stayed true to our DNA. It’s all about remaining timeless, offering versatile and easy-to-wear clothing that you can build on from one season to the next,” Woods says.

Celebrities who wear the brand include models Jessinta Franklin, Lindy Rama-Ellis and Rebecca Harding, each drawn to the earthed verses in sustainable luxury, where silhouettes are tweaked seasonally for an edgy advantage.

This season it’s all about ochre-red clay colours and tonal checks.

“I feel so connected to winter because it’s when I first launched the brand,” says Woods, who returns to VAMFF for a third year in her career.

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Regretting what you ate isn’t going to burn any calories, so why bother? If I’ve had an indulgent day (OK, or week), I like to use the next day to motivate myself to set up for a great week ahead. I’ll get in a big workout in the morning, do some meal prep and plan out my week (workouts and meals) so, essentially, I’ll turn that negative into a positive.

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uzie Hannebery believes that you should never stop learning. So, two years ago, after spending most of her career as a science teacher, she took on an additional new role at Fintona as careers co-ordinator. She enjoys helping students work out their future study and career paths and organises a range of programs and activities that help students start to develop valuable workplace skills.

WHAT SORT OF STUDENT WERE YOU?

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I went to an independent girls’ school in Melbourne.

I had a thirst for knowledge and enjoyed learning. I was a very diligent student. My favourite subjects were chemistry and biology – I found learning about the human body fascinating.

WHAT DID YOU STUDY AFTER GRADUATING?

I left school and wasn’t quite sure what I wanted to do in my working life, so I studied what I enjoyed – and I did a bachelor of science. I then did a diploma in education and in 2017 I became a qualified careers practitioner.

WHO INSPIRED YOU TO TEACH?

My father was a university lecturer and I had an uncle who was a principal and an aunty who was a primary school teacher. They were very passionate about being educators, so midway through my science degree I decided that I wanted to move into education, too.

WHAT DO YOU ENJOY ABOUT WORKING AT FINTONA?

I joined Fintona in 2011. I’d always taught at large schools and wanted to teach in a smaller school that would give me more personal interactions with the staff and students. Fintona is a warm, welcoming and friendly community. The girls are keen to achieve and are highly motivated and the staff are very dedicated – we’re a real team!

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through that. When I went through school there wasn’t as much careers support. There are so many more options now for young people and I love helping them research those. I still teach chemistry and love it, too.

RECEIVED?

The best piece of advice I was given at school, which I followed, was to study subjects that I enjoyed and that I was good at. If you enjoy something and you are good at it, you will do well.

WHAT DOES THE ROLE INVOLVE?

My main role is to inspire students and to motivate them to think about their future. So I organise events like careers nights and involve alumni who speak about their different roles. We also run a work experience program for all year 10 students. Our students will eventually be in a rapidly changing workplace and I encourage them to do volunteer programs and extra-curricular activities to help develop adaptable and transferable skills. It’s a varied role and I learn something new every day.

TELL US A LITTLE ABOUT YOUR FAMILY.

I have three children aged 21, 19 and 17. My husband is a lawyer who did science and law at university.

My eldest is studying science with commerce, my 19-year-old is doing science with arts and my youngest daughter wants to study science and languages. I didn’t push them, but they have a passion for science, too.

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