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It is one heck of a sporting event that can bring Curtis Stone all the way back from Los Angeles, where he is a revered chef with two top restaurants, to cook up a storm for Melbourne foodies. A pop-up version of his Sunset Boulevard fine diner Gwen (which he runs with brother Luke) will grace the greens at the Royal Melbourne Golf Club for the Presidents Cup in December. In this edition, Stone shares memories of his late grandmother Gwen, whose own wood-fired cooking informs the decadently primal menu and proves even refined palates can be inspired by lovingly humble origins. ●
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““I am Associate Professor Alan Duffy” … an astronomer and astrophysicist I’ve always been curious about the world around me – I was that annoying kid asking, “why, why, why?” Luckily, my parents encouraged it. However, it wasn’t until I read Stephen Hawking’s A Brief History of Time as a precocious 12-year-old that I knew there was even a job of being an astronomer. I had a terrible time in my final year of high school trying to pick what to study, but in the end I chose physics because it kept my options open. Eventually, I took a PhD at the University of Manchester, based around creating universes with super computers and seeing them grow. At the end of it, a post-doctoral position opened up at the University of Western Australia. Australia was embarking on building the Square Kilometre Array
– the biggest telescope ever conceived – and was pulling in astronomers from all around the world, and I was lucky enough to be part of the team. After that, I was able to present my work: what could this telescope see, how many galaxies could it find and what could we learn about the darker side of our universe – the invisible side that’s formed of dark matter, which we now know outweighs every atom we can see combined five times over. It wasn’t sufficient to just do the science; I also had to go out and explain it. So, at Swinburne, half of my life is engagement and half is research. It’s the closest I’ve ever got to the dream job. For a decade now, I’ve been focused on one of the biggest questions in science: what is the nature of
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urtis Stone remembers Gwen, his nana, very fondly. “She was always in the kitchen and just your typical Aussie nan,” he says. “She came from a very simple background, living on a farm outside of Melbourne. “My mother lived on the farm with Gwen, and her father, Ernie. It was a pretty simple existence.” While Gwen’s life may have seemed much like that of many other Australians, the way she lived her life still inspires Stone, 43, who is one of Australia’s most loved chefs and a Michelinstarred restaurateur. One of his two top Los Angeles restaurants is called the Gwen Butcher Shop & Restaurant while the other is named Maude, after his grandmother from his father’s side. Fondly known simply as Gwen, the restaurant will have its first ever Australian presence in December, with a pop-up experience at the Presidents Cup at the Royal Melbourne Golf Club in Black Rock.
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here’. It was pretty cool.” Gwen, like Maude, would be very proud of what her grandson has achieved. As well as the two restaurants in Los Angeles, he is the face of Coles in Australia and has built a huge television career in the US. He got his TV break hosting the Channel 7 reality show My Restaurant Rules back in 2004, which was partly filmed in Fitzroy Street, St Kilda. Stone is one of the favourites to join the new judging panel of MasterChef Australia after George Calombaris, Gary Mehigan and Matt Preston left the show earlier this year. He and his wife Lindsay Price were among the select few invited to a recent state dinner hosted by US President Donald Trump at the White House. The couple live in Los Angeles and have two sons, Emerson, 5, and Hudson, 8. Stone is back and forth from Australia a number of times during the year but, at the moment, LA is home.
“It’s a cool city to live in,” he says of his home. “The weather is bloody beautiful. “There are a lot of things I don’t like about it too, but there are a lot of things I do like. We are really close to the beach, and when you’ve got young kids, that is a good thing.” Growing up in the ’80s and ’90s in Melbourne in between kicking the footy, he always had a love of food. “I started cooking as a kid,” he says. “I’ve always been a greedy little bugger, and I still am. I’ve always been obsessed with the way things taste. When something tastes really good, I get really excited about it.” Stone went to high school at Essendon Grammar, a boys’ school that is now co-ed and called Penleigh and Essendon Grammar. He went to school with now celebrated chef Shannon Bennett , who is the same age as him. The two studied home economics early on.
The menu made with love COVER STORY Inspired by the memory of his grandmother, chef Curtis Stone is bringing his restaurant home. Both Gwen and Maude passed away in 2008, but they are never far from Stone’s memory. The way Gwen and Ernie raised his mother Lorraine is something he will never forget. “They had a few cows that they used to milk and sell the milk,” he says. “Mum always talks about that, when the cheque would arrive from the butter company. That was a big, exciting moment for them. “They would also cut firewood and take it down to the people in the city. “They were market gardeners and they had a bunch of veggies they’d grow.” Everything in Gwen’s kitchen was cooked on a wood-fired stove. When Stone and his brother Luke, who is a coowner, opened the restaurant in Los Angeles in 2016, both of them felt she was with them in spirit. Like Gwen in her life, the restaurant relies on a trusty old wood-fired stove. “It was funny the night we opened, actually I lit the fires and my brother and I went upstairs, and we then walked back into the space and we could both smell the fires,” he says. “I looked at him and I was like, ‘it’s like she is
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“We decided to do home eco to meet the girls, because at the time it was an all-boys’ school and home eco was taught at the girls’ school,” he says. “We’d get the bus over and try to meet some girls. We didn’t meet any girls, but somehow we both learnt how to cook.” The 120-seat Gwen at the Presidents Cup will serve a lunch and dinner menu. Reservations are available to patrons with general admission tickets. “It’s a world-class event and we thought we’d bring some world-class food,” Stone says of the Presidents Cup. “I’ve also never been able to do a restaurant at home, so it will be fun to bring it to Melbourne.” ●
How to book a seat at Gwen at the Presidents Cup For more details ● presidentscup.com/ plan-your-visit/curtis-stone-gwenpresidents-cup.html
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“I’ve always been obsessed about the way things taste ... I get really excited about it.”
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Prize collection The Archibald Prize 2019 finalists – including the winner – are on show in the Yarra Valley.
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been doing it for years. A famous painting by Rembrandt called A Woman Bathing In A Stream saw him paint her gown using his thumb. I feel I have a much more direct approach using my hands and my markings are much more definitive as a result.” TarraWarra is the first venue to host the Archibald Prize after the Art Gallery of New South Wales. The exhibition will travel around regional Australia, reaching more than 300,000 visitors along the way.
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“The Archibald Prize is an extraordinary vehicle to get our work out to the people. It’s a wonderful accolade,” Costa says. It took Costa two days to paint Lee, first approaching the artist and Zen Buddhist after he heard her interviewed at the NSW Art Gallery. “She’s a very busy woman and I had access to her for one day,” Costa
says. “She meditated for three hours in the morning and then again for three in the afternoon. “I captured her in the lotus pose, which says as much about her as her physical features. This is someone who is meditating and it already tells you half the story.” He completed the painting in his studio.
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Costa, a second generation Italian, says he’s been intrigued by eastern philosophies for decades and was introduced to Buddhism in 1978. “I had a faint idea of what Buddhism was about back then – it wasn’t for me, but I totally respect what it stands for,” he says. “Approaching art in that Zen way I found parallels in that with my own temperament because you have to give in to that way of working to make it work.” Costa is all about trapping energy with every hand movement when he paints. “That’s my ticket to nirvana,” he says. “When I first started experimenting using my hands 30 years ago I wore surgical gloves and felt I had more power. “By getting rid of detail in the work I was delivering something with
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greater impact. “The painting of Lindy Lee is about peace and serenity. It’s about mood and stillness, I hope that’s what people get from it when they see it.” Among the 51 works in this year’s Archibald Prize exhibition are paintings that portray Australian subjects including renowned actor David Wenham by Tessa MacKay (the winner of the Packing Room Prize), former ballet dancer and director of the Queensland Ballet Li Cunxin by Jun Chen, Anh Do’s portrait of the artist George Gittoes and journalist Annabel Crabb as depicted by Jordan Richardson. ● ARCHIBALD PRIZE 2019 \ Exhibiting at the TarraWarra Museum of Art until November 5. ● twma.com.au/exhibition/ archibald-prize-2019
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TRAVEL \ NOOSA Ahh Noosa, Melburnians' long-loved holiday spot. Gone are the days where you find yourself venturing only to Hastings Street, surrounded by “Prue and Trude” types, draped in white linen outfits and pearls gracefully placed around the collar. There is life beyond, as shown by a bustling restaurant and shopping scene minutes away in Noosa Junction.
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If taking a little slice of the Noosa lifestyle home is your vibe, look no further than homewares mecca CLO Studios. Founded by motherdaughter duo Trudy and Chloe Tozer, this store is filled with chic furnishings, decor and beauty products. For an extra special memento, choose a mesmerising piece of art from local artist Lisa Morgan or a brass trinket from CLO Studio’s own range. For adventure lovers, a locally-made board from Water Pistols Surfboards cannot be beaten.
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“We have choirs, harmony ensembles, string orchestras, a concert band, guitar ensemble, brass ensemble, jazz ensemble, percussion ensemble and flute ensemble. If a student comes to me and is interested in being part of a rock band or an Irish band, we will form an ensemble so they can pursue that interest,” says McQuarrie. The annual school musical also involves many extra-curricular hours with the junior school and senior school performing in alternate years. This year the junior school performed Annie and next year the senior school students will present Mary Poppins. “The students sing and act and hold positions of responsibility in terms of stage management, sound and lighting,” says McQuarrie. “These experiences don’t only enrich their musicianship but they lead to girls forming crossyear level friendships and the older girls help the
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that was developed by specialists in early childhood education, computer engineering and computer linguistics. It helps them understand basic concepts of coding such as command sequences, iteration and looping and conditions and to improve logical thinking and problem-solving skills. Older children can get to grips with Arduino programming, which is a more involved introduction to robotics. “All our classrooms are open at lunchtime, so children can self-initiate activities and projects at that time,” says Jensen. “The focus in all these robotic and technology projects is more on the process than the end result. They learn to design, test, undo something, re-do it and try again, so it’s good for building resilience. “They often try something and when it doesn’t work, they look at it through a different lens to see what they can change. The students will discuss projects together and help each other problemsolve and that continues to encourage their natural curiosity.” ●
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Surveying the gardens, gazebo and pool from the elevated, rear deck, it is feel being like the king of one’s castle. Luxuriating on a pie-shaped piece of land measuring upward of 4000 square metres, the Federation-inspired pile ambles on over one principal level, with formal and informal living areas and a delightful dose of repro-period styling. The main bedroom has a bay window, walk-in wardrobe and en suite. Two of the four minors also get bay windows. All three living areas open to the wraparound verandah, from which steps descend to the pool-and-gazebo enclosure and the liberating backyard. Find a home office off one of the two double garages. ● KAY KEIGHERY Agent: Morrison Kleeman, Craig Parker 0404 354 686 Price: $1.8 million Private sale
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Pass the Landfall sign on the front gate and follow a long driveway to an impressive 1938 two-storey stone residence. Sitting on approximately 1.01 hectares of land, the home has incredible views of the Yarra River, gardens and natural bushland. Interiors feature warm timbers and plenty of living spaces including a dining room, sunroom with balcony, living room with fireplace, and a kitchen, pantry and meals zone, which opens to a paved outdoor area and pergola. There’s a self-contained apartment upstairs with a bedroom, lounge, kitchen and deck, as well as four additional bedrooms. Other features include an outdoor studio with kiln, storage building and garage. ● ARIANNA LUCENTE Agent: The Agency, Peter Kakos 0418 123 993 Price: $1.2 million-$1.3 million Expressions of interest: close 5pm, October 21
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Montmorency 10 Guymer Court Flawless Family Living On A Grand Scale Flawless family living on a grand scale, this substantial poolside home on a 787m2 allotment (approx.) delivers rarely found luxury living and sought-after lifestyle perfection in a prized court locale. An easy walk to wonderful Were Street and the train station, this first-class family oasis has been thoughtfully, carefully and cleverly designed, with every need considered and every detail beautifully executed!
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Plenty 3 Josephine Court Stylish, Spacious, Poolside Perfection An exceptional family opportunity nestled on a 1034m2 allotment (approx.) on this tightly held no-throughroad, this immaculate home brilliantly balances sought after space, fabulous functionality and relaxing poolside alfresco excellence. Four bedrooms, two luxury bathrooms, four living areas including a casual living zone integrating a granite kitchen are complemented by an outdoor precinct introducing a covered entertaining area, and a sparkling heated pool to easily meet the expectations of the most ardent entertainer! EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST: Offers Close by 5pm Tuesday 29th October (Unless Sold Prior)
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Diamond Creek 6 Chitral Place Highly Sought-After College Zoned Opportunity Within the coveted St Helena College zone and graced with a stunning rural outlook that provides a spectacular backdrop to a variety of indoor and outdoor living and entertainment areas, this spacious, stylish family home delivers an instantly inviting family lifestyle scenario! Perfect presentation, quality appointments and fabulous flexibility is just the start to an interior offering three bedrooms, two contemporary bathrooms, and three living areas complementing a choice of alfresco spaces....one oriented to take in that superb outlook! EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST: Offers Close Tuesday 29th October at 5pm (Unless Sold Prior)
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Expressions of Interest ESR $800,000 - $850,000 Inspect Wednesday 4:30 - 5pm & Saturday 12:30 - 1pm Contact Alvy Buffon 0412 674 461 Contact Graham Morrison 0417 101 997 Office 9431 2444 Web 6chitralpl.com
Eltham North 91 Silver Street Quintessentially Eltham This beautiful mudbrick home delivers an all-embracing welcome with an individual character that has to be felt to be understood. Nestled on 1133sqm, only moments from central Eltham, it offers big, flowing living areas and a fantastic central kitchen with stone benches. There´s also a detached studio - perfect for running a business (STCA). This is a home that is more than just a house. It embodies the essence of a suburb that´s famous for art, culture, environment and an all-embracing community. This is a rare chance to capture that for yourself. EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST: Offers Close Tuesday 29th October at 6pm (Unless Sold Prior)
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Future Flexibility in a Fabulous Location This is your chance to get a foothold in the suburb that everyone wants to be a part of. In terms of liveability and location, this pocket of Eltham literally footsteps to the centre of the thriving hub of cafes, eateries, bars, boutiques, supermarkets and the station, is pretty difficult to beat! Sitting on a north facing, 841m2 allotment (approx.) in a highly sought, tree lined street, astute buyers can enjoy comfort and convenience, or strong rental income, before letting their imagination loose as they plan the next step.
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DIAMOND CREEK 6 Wayland Court This spacious family entertainer offers the solution for active families who dream of more leisure time, featuring 3 robed bedrooms (master with ensuite), zoned bathroom, open study, lounge with soaring high ceiling and kitchen/meals/family zone (with stone benchtops and s/steel appliances) that steps outside to the alfresco deck and family-friendly garden. Extras include a gas log fire, new ducted heating/cooling, modern carpet, shed, double garage and easy access to all amenities. Auction Saturday 12th October at 11.00am
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Quote $670,000 - $730,000 Land size 789m2 approx. View Thursday 5.00 - 5.30pm Saturday 10.30 - 11.00am Shane Leete 0419 118 302 Office 1004 Main Road, Eltham Phone 9439 4022
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