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The AFLW players possess the kind of courage I hope will develop in all the young women I know, particularly my little niece. She, unlike me, has a chance for football – the sport I loved growing up and still love today – to be much more in her life, if she chooses. The women’s league season started this month and the curtain-raising Geelong and Collingwood clash drew more than 18,000 fans. North Melbourne and Geelong are new teams this season, and in this edition we meet the Kangaroos’ Kaitlyn Ashmore, whose passion for the blue and white stripes runs deep. ●

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as he headed to the US, such was his baseball talent; Leigh and their father Greg are mainstays of the Ballarat City Brewers Baseball Club. For her part, Kaitlyn threw the pointy pole far enough to excel at state and national level. Adding elite performance in karate to the mix won her the Victorian Olympic Council’s Pierre de Coubertin award in 2009. Yet connecting with her grandfather through football changed her sporting course. Continued p6

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“Pa was an old-school guy, just loved footy,” she says. “I’d do athletics but he’d never come and watch, or if he did, he’d just sit in the stands and not say anything. I’d be happy because I threw a PB; he’d be like, ‘Yeah, that was good.’ He was just a football head.” When she took up school footy her grandfather was in the crowd; after she joined North Ballarat, aged 18, he was there every weekend. After a stroke took her beloved pa in 2011, Ashmore joined Melbourne University’s women’s team, made the state side the following year and has been a serious player ever since. While Brisbane was initially daunting, Ashmore now regards her two seasons there as an awakening. She missed home terribly, not least

her dalmatian Billie, she says, but felt herself grow. “I was a very a shy girl. Now I’m in the North Melbourne leadership group, and I don’t think that would have happened if I hadn’t got out of my comfort zone.” She loves football’s small-world, familial feel; Kangaroos captain Emma Kearney, along with teammates Ash Riddell and Kate Gillespie-Jones, are old Melbourne Uni comrades, while Jenna Bruton is another Ballarat girl. And there are other teammates she’s been longing to play alongside. “Jasmine Garner’s going to be a star.” At the Lions, Ashmore played in two grand finals for two heartbreakingly narrow losses. At North, surrounded by recruits from

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other AFLW clubs who are likewise eager for success, she’s revelled in how Roos’ stars including Jack Ziebell, Ben Brown and Jamie MacMillan have embraced them. “Considering they haven’t had women around the club before, it’s just been a really nice transition. “They’re building facilities, which makes us feel part of the club – all of the renos are for us; our own changeroom, and other works around the ground so that we can play our home games at Arden Street, bringing back that community feel.” Around the time of the Olympics or Commonwealth Games the buzz of

athletics gnaws at her, but Ashmore has found something that individual sport lacks. “I love that team environment,” she enthuses. “I love having the same goal as my best mates – a lot of them are girls I played with in Brisbane, or in other football teams.” In her work as a relief teacher she feels a confidence she didn’t have before football. It excites her to think how strong the AFLW will be when the girls who are starting Auskick now push into the big league. “I just wish I had that when I was younger. Hopefully I’m still going in 10 years’ time.” ●

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and lovingly in everything I do without ego or angst.” Blackman Santana, a fan of kundalini yoga, loves to meditate and says her connection to Santana was profound on a spiritual level. “Carlos needed a drummer when Dennis Chambers couldn’t make a gig in 2010,” she says. “He asked if I would do it. I said ‘sure’. We slowly got to know one another.” They bonded over Miles Davis and aligned chakras. “I really like where Carlos was coming from in a spiritual perspective. We had so much in common,” says Blackman-Santana, who is a follower of the Baha’i faith. “He never asked me to join his band right away, but then it got to a point he wanted to play with me. “He was like, ‘I don’t care what people say about not dating someone in the band’. So far, it’s working out just perfectly.” They will soon tour the US for his 50th anniversary appearance at Woodstock in 1969. ●

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“It all started to happen after I wrote a few songs for American trumpeter Wallace Roney, who recorded them for his album,” she recalls. “The fact they heard something in them really got me on a path of writing more for myself.” Blackman Santana, 59, was born into a musical family. Her maternal grandmother and mother were classical players and her dad was into jazz. Her passion for playing drums began as a seven-year-old in the school band. By 14, she was obsessed by Tony Williams‚ a pioneer jazz fusion artist and best known as the trumpeter in Miles Davis’ band. She thanks musician Jackie McLean for showing her the way when she got her start as a session player. “He told when I joined his band to treat it like it was my own,” she says. “I have carried that in any situation I play in. “It allows me to put myself freely

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“I am amused by the constant chatter about the two females hosting. “I don’t know what to say, whoever is best for the job, should get the job.” There are two people Jones went to when he got the call from Channel 9 executives out of the blue late last year to ask him if we wanted to be part of Today. “We had just checked into our hotel in Penang on holidays; I was sitting at the bar and had just got a beer, and I got a text from the producer asking me to call him, and I thought it was to do a once a week segment,” he says. “I rang him back and said you better give me a day to think it through, because I’ve got to talk to two people, my wife, Annette, and Neil Mitchell.” Jones has long filled in for Mitchell on 3AW, a gig he cherishes. “I didn’t want anything to impact what I do on AW, and I also wanted Neil’s advice,” he says. “His advice was to do it and don’t worry about AW, nothing will jeopardise that.” He also had the endorsement of his long-time Channel 9 news colleague Peter Hitchener. “He is always very supportive.” ●


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Designed to be highly walkable, the development also incorporates bike paths and is close to public transport. Macdonald says Frasers Property was accustomed to sustainability rating tools that look at how bad a building is and how it might be improved. The LFIA presented a new approach. “For us, that was the challenge: Can it be done?” he says. “It has never been done in a retail development before. Our CEO Rod Fehring set us a further challenge – if we’re going to do it, we still need to make the sort of returns expected from a project of this size.” Macdonald admits that, as the company went through the design and feasibility process, there were moments when their goal seemed unattainable. “At certain stages throughout the process, we thought we’d only be able to achieve partial certification,” he says. “But then key members of the team, including our CEO, encouraged us to keep pushing and keep searching for a way to do it. We’re still on the journey to making it happen, but we’re on our way to getting full certification.” Frasers Property has employed some of the consultants from the winning submission to work with its design team on the project and says the process has been very positive. “It’s been quite an extraordinary process given the interest we got out of the industry and the knowledge and IP that’s been delivered through the competition in a way that everyone benefited from.”

Currently under construction and due for completion in time for Christmas trading this year, the 13,000-square-metre retail centre at Burwood Brickworks will offer greater access to natural daylight and internal greenery. There will be a 2000-square-metre rooftop urban farm, including a greenhouse, which will provide produce for a rooftop restaurant. All electricity will come from renewable sources and all tenants, including approximately 40 specialty stores, a boutique cinema and medical facilities, will have fitouts which meet the Living Building Challenge standard. Alongside the retail centre there will be a diverse choice of residential options, including terrace housing, apartments and a selection of exclusive land lots. Macdonald is optimistic about Frasers Property’s ability to measure up. “A lot of the technology we’re incorporating into the building is not necessarily new and groundbreaking in itself,” he says. “What is new is bringing it all together in one building to deliver a Living Building Challenge outcome. With this challenge, you don’t just come up with a sustainable design and build it, you’ve actually got to prove that it works.” ● KATE FARRELLY ● frasersproperty/burwoodbrickworks.com.au IN PARTNERSHIP WITH

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