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RODGER CORSER THE M A N OF THE MOMEN T

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Gritty King Street is an unlikely early stomping ground for a man who could pass as a modern version of Errol Flynn. But for dashing actor Rodger Corser – one of our finest television talents – appearing in pub bands on that city strip was his first taste of the spotlight. That translated into treading the boards and, decades on, Corser is the star of the popular Doctor Doctor on Channel 9; 1.2 million tune in to watch him play a gifted but scallywag heart surgeon.

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COVER STORY Melbourne-bred Rodger Corser is one of our most-watched and accomplished actors but he has never taken for granted where he came from.

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n 1997, actor Rodger Corser had what he calls an old-fashioned, sliding-doors moment.

Now 45, Corser was working at Melbourne’s Crown Casino in the audiovisual department, contracted to Steve Vizard’s Artist Services company. His job was to do anything and everything, including following Crown’s character Mr Pokie around, filming excited punters when a car was won or a huge jackpot went off.

He was also fronting a number of pub and original bands, playing all over Melbourne including on Brunswick Street in Fitzroy, and King Street in the city.

“I used to sneak out on the overnight shifts – sorry Steve,” he says. “I was playing in bands and if I had a gig on, I would literally take my pair of trousers and my shirt off, and take off and take the mobile phone with me.”

After doing a media studies degree at Deakin University’s Rusden campus, Corser initially

Rather than studying his craft at NIDA or WAAPA, as many Australian actors do, Corser learnt on the job. “I literally did my apprenticeship on screen,” he says. “I avoid watching myself from those early days, as that’s how I learnt. I was bad and you make lots of mistakes.”

Twenty years since the groundbreaking musical, Corser is one of Australia’s most recognised and popular actors. He’s had lead roles on Underbelly, McLeod’s Daughters, Water Rats and Rush, and most recently, as Dr Hugh Knight in Channel 9’s Doctor Doctor Doctor.

Series three of Doctor Doctor has just finished filming in the NSW town of Mudgee, and is now on air – the show is by far the most watched drama on Australian television. This season, Doctor Doctor is reaching a national average audience of 1.2 million.

The role – and the cast – is an actor’s dream come true, according to Corser.

“When we go to Mudgee we are away from our

“I think they tried to ask me for ID, but I walked into the pub with a guitar, so they let me in.”

Whenever he comes back to Melbourne, and perhaps whenever he drives up and down King Street, Corser is reminded of Underbelly.

He played Detective Senior Sergeant Steve Owen, the cop trying to bring down gangland identity Carl Williams in 2008’s successful Channel 9 series.

Hanging out in the band and club scene in King Street in the late 1990s, it was inevitable Corser knew some of the characters the series was about.

But just exactly who those characters are, he is keeping to himself. “I had met a couple of those guys but I didn’t know what they did back then,” Corser says. “I went to Sydney in the early 2000s when it was all happening. When I came back to film Underbelly, I bumped into some of the guys who I knew back in the day.

“We all thought it was very ironic that I was playing a copper as well.”

“I ended up getting the role and I think that was very, very lucky. If it wasn’t for that show I could

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have been in another industry; it would have been very different.” RODGER CORSER ON HIS EARLY CAREER thought a career behind the camera was where he would end up.

Then while working at the casino, he attended an open casting call for the musical Rent, at the insistence of one of his colleagues, which was being held at the Prince of Wales in St Kilda.

“They didn’t want the usual suspects,” Corser says.

“I definitely wasn’t perfect, I think that they auditioned me about eight times to make sure I was right.

“I ended up getting the role and I think that was very, very lucky. If it wasn’t for that show I could have been in another industry; it would have been very different. It was a real sliding-doors moment.”

The American producers saw something special in Corser that day, and he has never looked back.

Rent was more than just a musical for Corser. He formed a relationship with singer Christine Anu, who was also starring in the show; they have a daughter, Zipporah, 15.

He is now married to Renae Berry and living in Sydney; they have three children – Budd, 8, Cilla, 6, and Dustin, three.

families for 10 days, so we are in the pub every night having dinner,” he says.

“Everyone talks work, debriefs, has a few wines and then we get to know about everyone’s lives and families. It’s a really warm set, it’s a bit like being on school camp for the cast. We get really close, really quickly.”

We are catching up for this interview over a coffee in Melbourne; three days earlier, the 2018 Gold Logie nominee played in his first Australian Rules grand final, winning the flag with Sydney’s St George in the masters competition.

Afterwards, he sat on the hill with his family and teammates and had some beers; a great moment, Corser recalls. “It was awesome, and I kicked a couple of goals.”

Growing up in Melbourne, Corser went to East Doncaster High and played cricket at a high level until he was 25. He has a strong connection to the East Doncaster area; it was only last year that his family home was sold.

He played his first gig in a band in a Melbourne pub when he was underage.

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The US may beckon for the Corser family; he once had a holding deal with the powerful American television network, ABC. They literally paid him to do nothing, while they searched for the perfect role. He nearly took part in an American pilot version of Offspring Offspring, but the timing wasn’t right.

Now his kids are a bit older, he is open to going to the US pilot season in February next year with his family, and seeing what happens. In the meantime, his next local role is in the ABC series Glitch, for which he has to lose up to eight kilos.

And now that the third series of Doctor Doctor has been filmed, Corser will return for a while to being a family man, which he loves.

“It’s definitely my turn. My wife is studying kinesiology and some other therapies, and she has been juggling the kids and that while I’ve been away.

“I’ll get back into the trenches so to speak and start making the school lunches and taking them to swimming, so Renae can do her studies.

“I’ve got to catch up on some of the school dropoff and pick-ups.” ●

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Morton’s grandfather, George Morton, owned a cattle station the size of Belgium and was a “total bastard” of a man. He abused his seven kids, particularly Morton’s father Rodney, who, in turn, inflicted tremendous pain on his family. “Ours is a trauma passed on from one generation to another,” laments Morton as he chronicles in appalling detail the breakdown of his parents’ marriage; a horrific accident that nearly killed his brother Toby, who later became a drug addict; and his grim teenage

years in a housing commission property with his long-suffering but loving mum, Deb. Morton opens up about his own drug abuse and the mental health problems that triggered suicide attempts. He writes movingly about the stress of coming out as gay and his fear of family rejection.

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Brunch stars on the snappy, health-leaning menu, loaded with up-to-the-minute ingredients (acai, hemp seeds, puffed wild rice), acronyms (“GFO”, “COYO”, “VO”) and smartly done staples (smashed avo with black dukkah).

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Yep, do it. It’s a house-made, crunchy-soft number that’s “a labour of love”, according to Moussi, and it’s what all rostis should be.

On the health front, a granola brekkie bowl kickstarts the day with a saucy boost of peanut butter, acai, yoghurt and bee pollen, or go the Blue Butterfly tea chia pudding, one of the prettiest brunch dishes around, with a splodgy cumulus dollop of COYO (coconut yoghurt), sweet buckwheat

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Each dish is beautifully presented on bespoke crockery, delivered by a sunny bunch of waiters.

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Downers: there’s no wifi, pricing is in the upper echelon, and at this stage, it’s not licenced, but there’s one in the works.

Apart from these quibbles, experience and a big budget have given Bentwood a flying start as Fitzroy’s new benchmark cafe.

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The project is the first stage of MLC’s masterplan for its Barkers Road campus, and is one of the college’s most significant projects in recent years.

MLC principal Diana Vernon says the design of the 7/8 Learning Centre by leading education architects McIldowie Partners was informed by MLC’s innovative approach to learning and teaching.

“The architects have translated our current and planned approaches to teaching and learning across the curriculum within the centre’s design,” Vernon says.

“We also engaged with the University of Melbourne on the latest educational design research which identifies how the built environment significantly impacts the way students learn, and the outcomes they are able to achieve.

“Importantly, we consulted with students throughout the process and observed student learning patterns, styles and preferences.”

Trials have been conducted within MLC’s current year 8 building to assess the impact of various features, fixtures and technologies on learning.

The scale of the learning spaces and break-out areas were specifically designed to support student learning, aligned with their wellbeing.

The centre will be a new “home” for year 7 and 8 students, who are currently based in separate buildings.

“Being together in the one building will strengthen that sense of community and belonging for students transitioning to secondary school,” Vernon says.

“This new centre provides contemporary spaces to enable 21st-century learning and further cements MLC’s leadership as an innovator in education.” ●

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hen her older sister started school, Dr Deborah Priest was three. Eager to learn, she wanted to go to school, too. “My mother realised ballet classes weren’t going to be the answer and found a nursery kindy that would take me and so I started school, too!” she laughs.

It was the start of an enduring love of learning that has led Priest to become principal of Ivanhoe Girls’ Grammar School at the beginning of this year.

Born in England, Priest migrated to Tasmania with her family before settling in Melbourne. She graduated from Sunbury High School and completed a bachelor of science education, majoring in mathematics and physics, at the University of Melbourne. “I had an amazing mathematics teacher at school, Gary Hollingsworth, who was passionate and inspiring,” says Priest.

“He told me I had an ability for mathematics and it would be a great thing if I considered teaching.”

Three years in to her degree, designed to address a shortage of science and mathematics teachers, Priest became a relief teacher while she finished her studies. Her first job was at a technical school in a working-class Melbourne suburb.

After this initial, challenging time in the classroom, Priest moved to Adelaide and worked with a computer company before, at the age of 23, joining a private girls’ school and becoming head of computer studies.

“That school reinvigorated my passion and optimism for teaching,” she says.

Priest also lectured in technology subjects at tertiary level before taking a seven-and-a-half-year break to raise two daughters. Priest completed a masters of education (management and leadership) and later a doctor of philosophy. When her daughters commenced school, she returned to the classroom and took on senior roles at an independent school on the Gold Coast. Shortly afterwards, Bond University invited her to help create an education course for career change students who wanted to become teachers.

Working with young people drew Priest back and she took on leading roles at independent girls’ schools in Queensland before deciding to gather international experience. In 2014, Priest became principal of the Australian International School in Malaysia.

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“That experience brought awareness of the different lenses families bring to education,” she says. “Some families are keen on a broad holistic education and see pastoral care, participation in sport, music and service to the community as important as academic outcomes.

“Other families view academic performance as a primary goal and want the school to provide a pathway to a select range of careers.”

During her interview for the role of principal at Ivanhoe Girls’, Priest brought a box containing artefacts that reflected her approach to education, including a small compass.

“I see my job as ensuring each one of our girls leaves our school with their unique life compass,” Priest says.

“I want them to be equipped with skills and confidence to know who they are, what they believe

in and what they want to do in the next few years – because it will change during their career.”

Priest is overseeing a new strategic plan and is building on the foundations of her predecessors to ensure students receive “an education worth having”. “Since I commenced, each day has brought enormous joy and satisfaction in seeing our wonderful students explore every opportunity available to them in their learning and the optimism they have shared with me about their futures,” she says.

“In the real world, you must be prepared to try things and fail because failing is an important life skill. An education worth having equips students with knowledge, skills, choice and a strong sense of self-identity. I want our students to be happy and to know who they are and how they will contribute to our world.” ● SARAH MARINOS

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When you see the formal lounge of this Carlton North charmer, you’ll be inspired to start planning a fondue party themed housewarming complete with bellbottoms and Abba on the turntable, such is its ’70s-style appeal. The single-storey Edwardian was tastefully renovated and extended during that era, and the orange, mustard and brown wallpaper in its front room has the kind of vintage allure seen too rarely in this age of pared-back minimalism.

The warm tones are complemented by hardwood floors and a timber fireplace, while the high ceilings are a hallmark of the home’s original heritage.

This room is the exception rather than the rule; the property’s facade is classic Edwardian, red brick with an L-shaped verandah and a bluestone fence. Inside, the rest of the house is painted mostly white, and has ornate cornices and ceiling roses. A central hallway separates living zones from sleeping quarters. There are three bedrooms (including a spacious main) to the right, and generous family and dining spaces on the left. Original features such as pressed metal ceilings, antique light fittings and leadlight windows have been preserved.

At the rear of the house, the kitchen has some ’70s touches, too. A timber ceiling and cabinets match a central island bench. There’s space enough for a meals area, while the laundry and two bathrooms adjoin on the left. Sliding glass doors lead to a paved, sheltered entertaining area and the kind of deep backyard that can be difficult to come by in this neck of the woods. Trees and shrubs border a red-brick path, which leads to a remote-controlled garage with right-of-way access.

The property has been owned by the same family for nearly 40 years, and it’s easy to understand why they have kept it so long. As well as looking cute and feeling functional, it sits on one of the most sought-after streets in one of Melbourne’s most desirable inner-city suburbs.

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The property is located in a calm pocket opposite Macarthur Square, just a casual stroll to Lygon Street with its cafes, restaurants, shopping and entertainment.

From the street, the home is classic Victorian with a tessellated tiled and lace-trimmed verandah. It’s an attractive facade, but the interior is so much more.

Designed by architect Robert Watson and interior designer Beatrix Rowe, the renovation is a stunning contemporary transformation of a house originally built in 1889.

On the ground floor, a bedroom and fitted study open off the hall at the front. The formal living room follows on one side, and on the other is the bathroom. The house then opens up to the glorious living, dining and kitchen area.

The timber kitchen design is a masterful use of space. It’s an L-shape and wraps around behind the bathroom with the fridge and various other kitchen elements out of sight of the living room. What is in the living room looks like a sleek and luxurious piece of furniture. However, this kitchen is a well-equipped affair with a lot of storage and premium appliances that include a Miele induction cooktop and integrated freezer.

The same timber is repeated in built-in cabinetry in the living area, where a gas pebble fireplace creates a cosy atmosphere.

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Windows are double glazed and the house has hydronic floor heating, airconditioning, electric blinds, an electric ventilation skylight and security.

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CLIFTON HILL 75 O’Grady Street Discover a stunning renovation comprising three large bedrooms [the main with ensuite and private balcony capturing tree top views to the north], gourmet kitchen with Miele appliances and white stone bench tops, and tranquil courtyard garden, and the bonus - a substantial rear double story garage/ studio. Features include warm polished spotted gum floors, hydronic heating, reverse cycle air conditioning, security system, Foxtel cabling and speaker system throughout.

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ALPHINGTON 15 Bennett Street All set for a family to make their mark by the Darebin Parklands, this flexible four-plus bedroom, two bathroom home is comfortably staged to immediately enjoy, then look to the future with plans when ready (STCA) on 606sqm (approx.). Offers sitting room, lounge room, rumpus or living room, kitchen/meals, ducted heating and cooling, secluded backyard with entertainment terrace plus lock-up garage.

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BRUNSWICK 10 Ivy Street Cul-de-sac convenience to Sydney Road, Jewel station, schools and Royal Park is made so much more enjoyable by the three large bedroom layout, high-quality features and sunny garden setting of this modern terrace-style residence.

Offers open-plan living and dining to covered entertainment terrace, outstanding Bosch stone kitchen, fabulous bathroom, powder room, polished concrete floors, ducted heating/cooling, NBN and solar hot-water.

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131B Mitchell Street Northcote 4 Beds 3 Baths 2 Cars

Distinctively contemporary with a chic industrial air, this brand new four bedroom, three bathroom home is craftsman-built perfection. Sophisticated, offering two living domains, designer kitchen and seamless indooroutdoor entertaining, it boasts superior family living in the Northcote High zone.

Auction Saturday 22 September 1.30pm Price guide $1.750m-$1.8m View Thursday 6.15pm-6.45pm Saturday 3pm-3.30pm Agent Gino De Iesi 0418 328 062 Anthony De Iesi 0407 803 501

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