map magazine issue #146
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Our October eat issue featuring Adrian Slaughter, P.J. Hogan, Björn Frantzén, Rohan Anderson and Sean ForanTRANSCRIPT
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Youre InvitedSPECIAL GUESTSNeale Whitaker,Editor-in-Chief, Belle
Judge on Nines The Block
Join Neale Whitaker, Editor-in-Chief of Belle and judge
on Nines The Block, as he explores key trends from the
world-renowned Milan Furniture Fair and showcases
Domaynes new range of fashionable outdoor furniture.
Learn how to combine alfresco beauty with indoor
comfort for stylish leisure living all year round.
Paul Jurd, ChefJoan Hanger, Dream Interpreter
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at the stunning Byron at Byron Resortand Spa. Nestled within forty-five acres,
the resort has been designed to sit inharmony with the local environment a short stroll through the rainforestleads you to the breathtaking TallowBeach- whilst providing guests with
the ultimate relaxing and rejuvenatingholiday experience.
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Visit www.domayne.com.auDomayne stores are operated by independent franchisees. Ends 16/10/12.
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FORTITUDEVALLEY, BRISBANELevel 1, Homemaker City, 1058 Ann St. 3620 6600
2380
25_R
_P01
_FTV
Date: Tuesday, 16th October 2012Time: 6.00pm - 9.30pm
Canaps and drinks will be served
Address: Domayne Fortitude ValleyLevel 1, Homemaker City, 1058 Ann St,Fortitude Valley
Rsvp: Monday, 15th October 2012By visiting: www.domayneathome.com.au/fortitudevalleyPhone: 3620 6600 (During business hours)
RSVP to ensure your place at this exclusive event
to our Christmas Launch Event
Youre InvitedSPECIAL GUESTSNeale Whitaker,Editor-in-Chief, Belle
Judge on Nines The Block
Join Neale Whitaker, Editor-in-Chief of Belle and judge
on Nines The Block, as he explores key trends from the
world-renowned Milan Furniture Fair and showcases
Domaynes new range of fashionable outdoor furniture.
Learn how to combine alfresco beauty with indoor
comfort for stylish leisure living all year round.
Paul Jurd, ChefJoan Hanger, Dream Interpreter
SIMPLY FILL OUT AN ENTRY FORM ON THE NIGHT TO ENTER THE DRAWYOUR PURCHASE*2YOU COULD ALSOWIN OFF50%
at the stunning Byron at Byron Resortand Spa. Nestled within forty-five acres,
the resort has been designed to sit inharmony with the local environment a short stroll through the rainforestleads you to the breathtaking TallowBeach- whilst providing guests with
the ultimate relaxing and rejuvenatingholiday experience.
WINA WEEKEND FOR TWO
*1
*1. To enter, entrants must make a purchase from the Domayne Fortitude Valley or the Harvey Norman @ Domayne Fortitude Valley Franchise (Franchise) in a single transaction on 16/10/12 (Promotional Period), and complete an entry form with their name, address,daytime telephone number, invoice number and email address and place it in the Franchises entry box. One entry per person per invoice only. There is one (1) Prize. The Prize is two (2) nights accommodation for two (2) in a premium one bedroom deluxe spa suiteat The Byron at Byron Resort located in Byron Bay, NSW and full buffet breakfast day valued at $928 (the Prize). The draw for the Prize will take place at Domayne Fortitude Valley, Shop 1, Homemaker Centre, 1058 Ann Street QLD 4006 on Tuesday, 16th October2012 at 8.50pm (Draw). The Winner will be announced in-store on Tuesday, 16th October 2012 advised in writing and their details published in the Australian on Wednesday, 24th October 2012 (Winner). The Promoter is Generic Publications Pty Ltd A.B.N. 35 104215 241. 21A Richmond Road, Homebush West NSW 2140 (Promoter). Further terms and conditions apply. See in store for details. *2. Promotion valid 6.00pm - 8.30pm on 16/10/12. Terms and conditions apply. See entry form for details.
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New to Australia, the Nissan Almera combines XXL legroom with an XXS price. The spacious ST model is big on features, like a sporty 1.5 litre engine, outstanding fuel economy, handsfree Bluetooth, stability control and 6 airbags. All from just $17,990* driveaway (metallic paint $495 extra). Find out more at nissan.com.au/almera or your Nissan Dealer.
All new Nissan Almera. XXL legroom.
* $17,990 is for a manual ST. Private & Business Fleet Buyers Only. All prices are maximum recommended driveaway prices including 12 months registration, 12 months CTP, stamp duty, other applicable statutory charges and dealer delivery. Metallic paint $495 extra. Price will vary from dealer to dealer. NNR2656/MM
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Welcome to map magazines 146th issue, focussing on some of the wonderful dreamers who are helping to shape the culture and conversation around the food we consume. The sustainability of Australias food supply is top of mind at the moment, so much so that the Australian Government is developing Australias first ever National Food Plan (NFP). The aim of the NFP is to foster a sustainable, globally competitive, resilient food supply that supports access to nutritious and affordable food. It seems that the consensus from the Australian Food Sovereignty Alliance (AFSA) is that the current draft plan is considered to be woeful. Together with some
of Australias leading thinkers on the topic, the AFSA is drafting a document called the Peoples Food Plan (PFP) to present as an alternative to the governments approach. The PFP is a collaboration of organisations and individuals working together towards a food system, in which people have the opportunity to choose, create and manage their food supply from paddock to plate. One that they consider is the kind of national framework and agenda Australia really needs. Their approach is spot on, and if you hear about an AFSA planning session around your local area, I strongly recommend you get involved. I hope you enjoy the words of our dreamers.
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MANAGING EDITORS NOTE
COVER Tavernetta by Studio Belenko Odessa, Ukraine www.belenko.com.ua
We cannot hope to create a sustainable culture with any but sustainable souls. DERRICK JENSEN
22 local dreamer
Make time for people when they need it. ADRIAN SLAUGHTER
30 national dreamer
Embrace what is eccentric and different about you. P.J. HOGAN
40 international dreamer
Never regret anything. BJRN FRANTZN
08 food dreamer
Grow your own and stop buying stuff. ROHAN ANDERSON
56 arts dreamer
You need to be you and just be original. SEAN FORAN
VILLAGE 06 think08 direction Rohan Anderson
10 global report Epicure
14 rolemodels Alison Sheehan
Jaime Reyes
16 neighbourhood18 search20 pavement
FASHION/BEAUTY24 street25 raw26 cloth Erika Bates
28 grooming Evan Dumas
DESIGN/GOURMET 42 home44 space46 pantry47 place48 food
MUSIC/ARTS/FILM 50 prelude Jacob Nash
52 mood52 book54 gallery56 live Sean Foran
57 face58 ticket59 stimulator Glen Walton
60 stimulus
TRAVEL 62 travellers map Framura, Italy
CONTENTS
THE DREAMERS
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MEDIA ARCHITECTSmanaging editor carl lindgrenbusiness manager wendy schipper publishing managerchrisanthi demosglobal editor mikki brammerassistant editormelinda halloran editorial assistants sarah bristow, linsey rendellcopy editor matthew bradyart director lila theodorosproduction manager sarah hyneweb/graphic designers sarah hyne, amy melksham, isabelle stringfellow photographer melinda halloran senior account managerleonie rueggaccount managers paige gumbley, jennifer palmer financial controller kathryn lindgren web developers morgan daly, dino latoga contributors frances frangenheim, eric lindgreninterns ruth dunn, tahlia gregori, jasmine mee leemap cheer squadkara ciampi, ashley tuckermap babies jasper york, mia, milo day, mollie, oscarmap sponsor kids modester, nabothmap foster animals jarot the orangutan, maxwell the rhino, migaloo the whale, pedro espinodo the iguana, philadelphia nightingale the turtle, rosie the giraffe,sinya the elephant map sponsor itemsa charity: water well in ethiopia a swing in boliviaan acre of the gondwana link
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THE EAT ISSUEOCTOBER 20124413 DAYS SINCE WE LAUNCHED
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New to Australia, the Nissan Almera combines XXL legroom with an XXS price. The spacious ST model is big on features, like a sporty 1.5 litre engine, outstanding fuel economy, handsfree Bluetooth, stability control and 6 airbags. All from just $17,990* driveaway (metallic paint $495 extra). Find out more at nissan.com.au/almera or your Nissan Dealer.
All new Nissan Almera. XXL legroom.
* $17,990 is for a manual ST. Private & Business Fleet Buyers Only. All prices are maximum recommended driveaway prices including 12 months registration, 12 months CTP, stamp duty, other applicable statutory charges and dealer delivery. Metallic paint $495 extra. Price will vary from dealer to dealer. NNR2656/MM
ALMERA
Nissan. Innovation That Excites.
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01 Win one of ten double passes to see Brad Pitt in the gritty crime saga Killing Them Softly02 Win one of ten double passes to see Oliver Stones action thriller Savages03 Win one of ten double passes to see Karl Urban in the futuristic film Dredd
04 Win one of ten double passes to see Woody Allens romantic caper To Rome with Love05 Win one of ten double passes to see Tim Burtons animated comedy Frankenweenie06 Win one of ten double passes to see Helen Hunt in the quirky tale The Sessions
ark WORLD FOOD DAYSadly, the level of poverty that exists in third-world nations across the globe seems only to be getting worse. In 1981, to raise awareness and hopefully one day come to an understanding about how to end hunger in developing countries, the Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations (FAO) created World Food Day. Falling on October 16 annually, World Food Day focuses on a different theme each year. This year, the day will explore the importance of agricultural cooperatives in helping to feed the world. @ www.fao.org
The meeting of two unlikely spirits can be the catalyst for the greatest adventures. The Intouchables is an uplifting French film inspired by Abdel Sellous memoir, You Changed My Life. After his wife is diagnosed with a terminal illness and a paragliding accident leaves him a quadriplegic, Count Philippe Pozzi di Borgo finds himself in need of a caretaker. As he begins to form an unwavering camaraderie with his new caretaker an unsentimental Algerian immigrant named Senegalese Philippe rediscovers his thirst for life, while Senegalese begins to adopt a new perspective. For your chance to attend map magazines special screening at Dendy Portside on October 16 at 6:30 pm, visit www.mapmagazine.com.au and follow the links. 112 lucky entrants will receive a double pass. Winners will be notified by email. Good luck!
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RETRODREAMER
JULIA CHILDIt was as much her winsome disposition as her epicurean dexterity that endeared Julia Child to the world. Unfailingly passionate about French cuisine, she once described her first meal in France as being an opening up of the soul and spirit. Known for enlightening Americans about the wonders of French fare with her recipe books, and TV show The French Chef, Julia dreamed of spreading the joy of cooking to everyone she encountered.
A MEAL ALWAYS TASTES BETTER ...
EDITORS MEMO On a recent trip to Italy, I had the pleasure of spending a few days with an Italian friend and her family in the region of Liguria. The meals I ate during those few days were among some of the best Ive eaten in a long time, but not because they were intricate, overly complicated culinary masterpieces. In truth, they were wonderfully simple a few fresh ingredients combined to make a delectable feast. But what made them taste even better was the fact that every meal was enjoyed together with good company and long conversations, surrounded by the beauty of nature. Its no surprise that the Slow Food movement began in Italy, and its something that several of the dreamers in our October Eat issue have cited as an inspiration. So this month we praise the beauty of simplicity in food and in life enjoy!
Mikki Brammer EDITOR [email protected]
HELLO
Often the mere sharing of recipes with strangers turns them into good friends.
JASMINE HEILER
Cooking is like love. It should be entered into with abandon or not at all.
HARRIET VAN HORNE
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THE INTOUCHABLES
Marco and Emily Nunes, two of the creative collaborators behind Canvas Cocktail and Wine Bar at Woolloongabba, are bringing the spirited style of New Orleans to M&A.
Papa Jacks, will be an intimate bar/restaurant that will inject a modern twist to classic Creole menus accompanied by the rhythm of live blues. The concept for Papa Jacks is all about the New Orleans holy trinity; food, music, cocktails. Its a modern take on a cosy old-world bar and we see M&As iconic precinct as the perfect location.
M&A is now under construction bringing together everything people love about life in the Valley - the opportunity to live, meet, eat, work and play on your own home ground. With the M&A Lifestyle Collection apartments about to be released, this is your opportunity to be part of Brisbanes next social, dining and entertainment mecca.
2 bed, 2 bath anda cosy old-world bar
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Marco and Emily Nunes, two of the creative collaborators behind Canvas Cocktail and Wine Bar at Woolloongabba, are bringing the spirited style of New Orleans to M&A.
Papa Jacks, will be an intimate bar/restaurant that will inject a modern twist to classic Creole menus accompanied by the rhythm of live blues. The concept for Papa Jacks is all about the New Orleans holy trinity; food, music, cocktails. Its a modern take on a cosy old-world bar and we see M&As iconic precinct as the perfect location.
M&A is now under construction bringing together everything people love about life in the Valley - the opportunity to live, meet, eat, work and play on your own home ground. With the M&A Lifestyle Collection apartments about to be released, this is your opportunity to be part of Brisbanes next social, dining and entertainment mecca.
2 bed, 2 bath anda cosy old-world bar
FINAL RELEASE COMING SOON
TO REGISTER YOUR INTEREST FOR M&AS LAST RESIDENTIAL RELEASE VISIT WWW.MAC-ANN.COM.AU OR PHONE 3223 2600. DUE TO SETTLE LATE 2013.LIMITED RETAIL OPPORTUNITIES EXIST. CONTACT GRAEME WAKEFIELD 0400 010 536.
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Evolutionist.The all new B-Class.
The all new Mercedes-Benz B-Class. Discover this compact sports tourer today at Mercedes-Benz Brisbane.
Lowered sports suspension
18-inch 5 twin-spoke black alloy wheels
Panoramic glass electric sunroof
Bi-Xenon headlamps and LED daytime running lights
Active Park Assist with PARKTRONIC
B 200 CDI BlueEFFICIENCY with Vision Package and Night Package featuring:
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An exciting thing about travelling is the enticing promise of being able to tuck into a feast of the local cuisine. Indulging her love for food, design and photography, designer Kelly Pratt created the Stately Sandwich Project. Her goal was to create a series of prints that reflected the main sandwich of each of the USAs 50 states. From New Yorks Reuben to Connecticuts Chicken Parmigiana, each sandwich is laid out as its separate ingredients, with the recipe featured on Kellys website. So far, 15 Stately Sandwiches have been immortalised, with Kelly hard at work at the remaining 35. @ www.statelysandwiches.com
NATURAL // DESIGN
The creative hand of Mother Nature has sculpted some of the worlds most captivating landmarks, but its not often that her principles are applied to homewares. In a creative critique of contemporary industrialisation, Barcelona designer Victor Castanera turned to the hand of nature to create the Areniscos range of crockery. Using no machines, Victor shapes sand on the beach by pouring water to create a hole, then adds an eco-friendly resin that catalyses with the water to create a unique hardened shape in the form of different homewares. @ www.victorcastanera.com
PATRIOTIC // SANDWICH
Those who used to sit in the kitchen as a child and watch their mothers or grandmothers cook (selflessly volunteering to lick the spoon), would likely recall the conical Tala Cooks Measure. British design outfit Broadbase has recently revamped the Tala kitchenware range (of more than 350 products) to acquaint younger generations with the iconic brand. Keeping the nostalgic design of the original packaging but adding a contemporary mix of fonts, Broadbases Tala Retro range also features necessary cooking tools such as the sifter and a classic icing syringe set. @ www.broad-base.co.uk
CULINARY // CLASSIC
When wandering the streets of a foreign metropolis and finding yourself lost, it can be a chagrining experience having to pull out a map and affirm your tourist status. While a discreet glance at Google or Apple Maps is now possible, a more sartorial solution could be the GPS Shoes by Dominic Wilcox, which have a navigational tool built into their design. But before Marty McFlys futuristic kicks spring to mind, rest assured that these dapper oxfords feature delicate broguing that leads you to your pre-programmed destination with a gentle (and very subtle) flash of LED lights. @ www.dominicwilcox.com
CLEVER // SHOE
GLOBAL DREAMER
ROHAN ANDERSON COOK/AUTHOR, AUSTRALIAWHOLE LARDER LOVEwww.wholelarderlove.com A modern-day hunter-gatherer and all-round Renaissance man, Rohan Anderson has penned the book Whole Larder Love, published by Penguin Books.
age 36. born Melbourne. describe yourself in ten words Practical, busy, persistent, passionate, frustrated, frustrating, frank, tenacious, sensitive. Sounds like a bunch of dwarfs! something you discovered this month The word squirrels has two Rs in it. last thing that made you smile My partner. She always makes me smile. idea of complete happiness Having very little and living semi-self-sufficiently in the country. Hang on, that is what I do now! biggest inspiration People like Angelo Pellegrini. People who either love and respect the natural world, or people who have a passion for the good life. makes you different Just doing things that are important to me. It is not everyones cup of tea to hunt, grow, gather and cook, then photograph and blog about it. scares you Not much. Things anger me more than scare me. What is there to be scared of but ourselves? tell me about food I love food. We should all love food. Bad food means you will be unhealthy; youll feel like crap and youre doing society a disservice by buying bad food produced by bad methods. Good food, however, is simple. Stick to raw wholefoods and then cook. words of wisdom Grow your own and stop buying stuff.
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824 Ann Street, Fortitude Valley, QLD. 4006. Tel: (07) 3251 6666. www.mbbrisbane.com.au
Evolutionist.The all new B-Class.
The all new Mercedes-Benz B-Class. Discover this compact sports tourer today at Mercedes-Benz Brisbane.
Lowered sports suspension
18-inch 5 twin-spoke black alloy wheels
Panoramic glass electric sunroof
Bi-Xenon headlamps and LED daytime running lights
Active Park Assist with PARKTRONIC
B 200 CDI BlueEFFICIENCY with Vision Package and Night Package featuring:
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Those who have had to fight for their freedom often experience a newfound sense of creativity once they have achieved their independence. While it may not regularly rate upon the worlds design radar, the Eastern European nation of Ukraine (which regained its independence in 1991) is one such milieu of burgeoning creativity. An archetype of this emerging ingenuity is Tavernetta restaurant, nestled in the Ukrainian city of Odessa on the northwestern coast of the Black Sea. Designed by local architectural collective Studio Belenko, Tavernetta emphasises the philosophy that a simple life is the best life. Warmth emanates from the raw Siberian pine finishes and the traditional stucco walls, with the contrasting textures uniting to create
a rustic ambience that is at once homely and shrewdly crafted. Collections of retro kitchen items act as centrepieces of the decor a rainbow of KitchenAids perches along the ledge of one wall, their mixing arms raised to attention in readiness, while motley bouquets of rolling pins cluster along another. Elsewhere in the space, old-style colanders, saucepans and copper utensils hang in tribute to the intricacies of cooking. Bathing the space in a charming glow, muted sunlight filters in through the ample windows, providing glimpses to the natural setting outside where verdant trees sway lazily in the breeze. And as evening sets in, retro lamps cast luminous intimacy over diners as they tuck into the lovingly prepared fare, making them feel as though the homely space has been created especially for them.
TAVERNETTA ODESSA, UKRAINE www.belenko.com.ua
A RUSTIC TRIBUTE TO THE JOY OF FOOD
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Embrace the spirit of spring with these fashion must-haves and update your wardrobe at Wintergarden.
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Blooms | Camper | Coach | Cue | Designer Archives (coming soon) | Dinosaur Designs | Dirtbox | FantAsia | Flower | French Connection
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Samuel Fashion ShirtFRENCH CONNECTION
Mok Theorem Shadow of Light BlouseBESSIE HEAD
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What is your profession? I create food for use in TV, cinema, advertising, publishing, marketing, packaging, cookbooks and recipe development. What training or qualifications do you need to fill this role? I have previously worked as a chef, and I have a fine arts degree and an interest in art, but the best qualification is a love of food. What are the key skills and responsibilities of the role? A knowledge of food, a thirst to know more and, above all, people skills. You have to listen to clients and interpret what they ask for until you get it right. How did you get involved in your profession? I was asked by a friend to style a barbecue scene for a brochure. I loved the experience and went to university to study fine arts. I also did dedicated food-styling courses in New York City. Could you break into the industry in other ways? All you need is a love of food. Its a pretty specialised skill set and there are no courses in Australia. What do you hope to achieve within your industry? I couldnt think of anything better than travelling the world with my family, tasting food and experiencing the cultures of the places that make up this planet. Food is the bond between us all. Are you in the industry for the long term? For the term of my natural life. What advice would you give someone looking to emulate your success? Start on the other side of the world and Ill meet you halfway. Did you always think you would be in this role? No, but Im much happier in my skin now as a husband, father and food obsessive. What was your first paid job? Picking up golf balls at a driving range wearing a motorbike helmet and a mattress wrapped around me with bungee cords I lasted two days. What would you love to do if you werent in this role? Id be a professional surfer. What inspires you? People who follow their dreams not for financial gain, but because they have a fire that burns so deeply within. Who is your rolemodel? People like Carlo Petrini (founder of Slow Food), Stephanie Alexander and Jamie Oliver, who teach us that food really is something special that should be respected. What are your words of wisdom? Dont read labels talk to farmers.
What is your profession? I produce fine pates, terrines and rillettes, respecting time-honoured traditions. What training or qualifications do you need to fill this role? Whilst my business and marketing qualifications and Certificate III Commercial Cookery (Catering) are a good platform, Ive found that a small business owner needs plenty of steadfastness and belief. What are the key skills and responsibilities of the role? Its hands on early morning starts for production and markets, maintaining food-safety standards, building customer relationships and planning the business goals. How did you get involved in your profession? After living in Vietnam for four years, I couldnt find a pate I liked in Australia. I started making my own and, as demand grew, I took steps towards making it a full-time occupation. Could you break into the industry in other ways? Hospitality and retail are broad and vibrant industries. You could buy an existing business, join an established manufacturer or start something new. What do you hope to achieve within your industry? Uphold a good reputation as an artisan food manufacturer and continue using only natural ingredients. Are you in the industry for the long term? Yes, you cant just dip your toe in this industry it has an intoxicating rhythm. What advice would you give someone looking to emulate your success? On difficult days, remember why you started your journey and the customers who love your product. Did you always think you would be in this role? No growing up, I dreamed of being a school teacher. What was your first paid job? I was a clerk at an insurance broker for three months before the owner did a runner. What would you love to do if you werent in this role? Id be a food and cooking tour guide in Europe and Southeast Asia. What inspires you? Happiness, laughter and gatherings of friends with great food and wine. Who is your rolemodel? Sister Trish Franklin from Loreto Vietnam Australia Program, for her depth of compassion and spirit. What are your words of wisdom? Trust your instincts and stay on your path. If you wake up breathing, thats a great start to the day.
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Forming the centrepiece of most social gatherings, food is a common bond we all share. The map magazine and The Weekend Edition EAT&drink Awards 2012/13, proudly sponsored by SUNSHACK Finest Cider, delves into the gourmet fabric of Brisbane to deliver a verdict on the best places to eat, drink and play. To nominate your favourite locale, simply tweet us your nomination (@_map_magazine_), or leave a nomination on the map magazine Facebook page. Nominations are open from October 512 and voting commences on October 15. @ www.mapmagazine.com.au
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ADRIAN PENNISI, 27TOWN PLANNER LIVES: GORDON PARK
only a local would know ? Catching the CityCat is the best way to see the city at night on a budget it only costs a few dollars. what gourmet item has caught your eye recently? The Greek spinach and fetta pie: spanakopita. what is stimulating you at the moment? My upcoming trip to Nepal. I am planning to go hiking. what issue needs immediate public attention? I am concerned about the Queensland Governments recent cutbacks there are a lot of people worried about whether or not they have jobs. what are your spiritual beliefs? There is a greater good, but that doesnt have to take the form of any particular entity. who is inspiring you and why? I am inspired by my partner, who is dedicated, selfless and loving.
WHAT WE ASKED WHAT IS THE WORLD YOU IMAGINE?PAVEMENT
SHOP Farmers marketsEAT Tibetan Kitchen DRINKSugar n SpiceRELAXFraser Island
DEBORAH HINCHY, 58REAL ESTATE AGENT LIVES: GRANGE
only a local would know ? How great the suburb of New Farm is. what gourmet item has caught your eye recently? The products at Prime Specialty Meats in James St Market. The butchers dress the meats with a variety of interesting sauces. what is stimulating you at the moment? My job. what issue needs immediate public attention? The two-hour parking limit in the Brisbane Central Traffic Area. People who work in the area should be exempt, as they are like residents. what are your spiritual beliefs? I am a Humanist, as I was once a history teacher. who is inspiring you and why? My colleagues, especially the younger ones. They arent the typical Generation Y stereotype; rather, they are incredibly focused and energetic.
GRAEME DAY, 33LICENSED AIRCRAFT ENGINEER LIVES: REDCLIFFE
only a local would know ? The meals at Thai Surprise in Scarborough are some the most authentic Thai food Ive had its my favourite takeaway. what gourmet item has caught your eye recently? Id really like to try both beef Wellington and turducken. what is stimulating you at the moment? My three-year-old son. Hes awesome and great for a laugh. what issue needs immediate public attention? Philanthropy. I think we could all look outward a bit more, as not everyone chooses their circumstances. what are your spiritual beliefs? Im a traditional Christian. I try not to be judgemental. who is inspiring you and why? Ive just finished a second biography on Ernest Shackletons voyages to the Antarctic what a guy!
RUTH KIRK, 21STUDENT LIVES: KELVIN GROVE
only a local would know ? The top floor of Chinatowns carpark has the best view of Fortitude Valley. what gourmet item has caught your eye recently? Gourmet cheese from New Farm Deli and Cafe. The staff always helps me choose tasty flavour combinations. what is stimulating you at the moment? Seeing things work out for people who have their own unique passions. what issue needs immediate public attention? The community needs to more spend time volunteering and helping the disadvantaged. what are your spiritual beliefs? Be thankful for life every single day. who is inspiring you and why? Ben Goldacre, a British doctor and science writer. He helps people to understand what science means and how they can use scientific knowledge.
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SHOP BunningsEAT Around the barbecue DRINKAt a beachfront pubRELAXIn the backyard with my kids
SHOP Sunday SocialEAT 5 Dogs DRINKThe BoweryRELAXDavies Park Market, West End
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I grew up in Brisbane I went to Churchie and I graduated from the University of Queensland in 2000. I then embarked on a career in finance that, to be honest, I always detested but just happened to be good at.Id always had a love for brewing For my 18th birthday, my mates gave me one of those rubbish Coopers homebrew kits and we made some horrendous beers during college.My elder brother passed away in 2001 and I think that was the catalyst for me to pack it in and take off to the UK. I ended up in Dublin working for the infamous AIG American International Group before I was sent to London to work on its trading desk in early 2004. While living in London my friends and I would always do daytrips to little countryside villages to visit all the English pubs, where there would be all these obscure beers with ridiculous names. I fell in love with that whole culture the Slow Food movement and everything that came with it. I met my wife Abigail in London and I soon learned the fantastic news that her mother, Penny Coles, was a commercial brewer in the UK. As you can imagine, it was every guys dream. After that, I was more or less always in Pennys brewery. Shes obsessed with real ale and the culture and basic produce that comes with it
all those things that tie into the concept of the Slow Food movement and the philosophy of taking things from farm to plate. It was fantastic. Shed recycle her spent grain from the brewery to the local piggery and then Id go for dinner at her house and shed serve pork that had been fed on her spent grain.Penny is one of my greatest inspirations She was one of the first female brewers in the UK and shes been at it for more than 30 years. Now that Im in the industry, I know that its quite male dominated, and that it can be difficult to be the new guy on the scene. I cant imagine what it must have been like for her when she started in a very traditional place like Cheshire in England. I find it so incredible that she stuck with it and became so successful. I began to take brewing more seriously after seeing it on that commercial scale that was still tangible and hands on. Youd physically put the malt into the mash tun from a grain sack off your shoulder and then stir it through with a big fork. The process seems incredibly old-fashioned, but its very exciting in the same right.It was actually in America that the craft-beer movement really got me. We moved to the USA after Abigail was transferred to Ohio for work and, not long after, I was asked to go to work in New York City. I was working
on this crazy trading desk and the world was imploding around it during the GFC it was chaos. All the guys I worked with ... had these refillable draught-beer growlers under their desks. It made me wonder why, in a country like Australia that loves beer, Id never seen them here. We used to go down to this place in Brooklyn called Sixpoint Brewery, where theyd just have a rollerdoor up on this dodgy street. There would be Wall Street guys in suits next to taxi drivers and guys from the meatworks around the corner. It was something that didnt exist in Australia that myriad of people and faces and the culture around the beer. The focus was on knowing which beers were local and I loved that. I guess it was then that things just began to stir in me. I knew I was going to walk away from my job and so when I was offered a voluntary redundancy I jumped at it with both hands. Abigail and I then went and drove around Europe for four months before coming back to Australia.Marc and I have been great friends since we were about 12, but it feels like forever. He had actually been living in the UK as well, but he came back to Australia to help run the family architecture business after, sadly, both his parents died suddenly within months of each other. By the time I got back to Australia, he was just biding time and I
Make time for people when they need it ...
INTERVIEW BY MIKKI BRAMMERPHOTOGRAPHY BY CARL LINDGREN
When local lad Adrian Slaughter (pictured right) discovered that his future
mother in law was one of the UKs first female brewers, his life changed
forever. Abandoning a finance career that had taken him to London
and New York, Adrian returned to Brisbane determined to bring the
craft-beer culture he had seen in his time abroad to his hometown.
When he and childhood friend Marc Chrismas open the doors to Green
Beacon Brewing Company in Teneriffe (next to Campos) later this year,
the gents hope to infuse Brisbane with an appreciation for the art of local
craft beer. Alongside their selection of diligently crafted ales, the boys
will also be serving up share plates of fresh local seafood, signalling the
beginning of many a Sunday session to be enjoyed by locals.
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was looking for something to do in Brisbane, only halfheartedly searching for jobs in finance. And thats how we got started.Its easy when you leave Brisbane to knock it. Or, if youre from Sydney or Melbourne, theres often that cultural cringe. But I completely reject that coming back for me was an eye-opener because Brisbane had completely changed. I love the direction its taking but I think we need even more. Its very hard to tell people that youre leaving a finance career to go into craft brewing. The hardest people to tell were the people closest to me, like my dad. These days hes our biggest supporter, but initially it was tough to fill people with the same enthusiasm that I had for what I was doing. What were doing is bold and it wouldnt have worked in Brisbane ten years ago. But it seems to me now that the place is ripe. People want this and theres an understanding within Brisbanes food culture. So we decided that we were going to just go for it and brew the best local beers that we could.
Now when we tell people what were doing theres hardly anyone who isnt inspired by it. Its completely infectious and thats what keeps you going when things get challenging.We chose Teneriffe because the old warehouses there were the only style of architecture that would fit with what we were trying to do. The building we found on Helen Street was perfect. Its an awesome late-1920s building and weve stripped it all back to the original brickwork.Life has taught me that things can all end pretty quickly both through personal experience and through Marcs history. And if I ended up being 65 and still sitting at a desk, it would not have been time well spent. I dont want to just be making up the numbers I want to be at the forefront of something. And I cant think of many better things to do than being a commercial brewer!My advice for the world is to love your wife and love your friends. Make time for people when they need it because you never know when youre going to need them to make time for you.
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What do you do? Im a freelance festival producer. What are you wearing today? A vintage vest, hat and trousers, and a scarf that belonged to my girlfriends grandfather. Describe your style? Friendly 1920s hobo. Where is your favourite place? Willow & Spoon in Alderley. What is the best advice you have ever received? Bang more things together. Make waves. Who is your rolemodel? Tom Waits, because hes still not dead.
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What do you do? I study naturopathy. What are you wearing today? My mums denim shirt, my Seinfeld/Elaine-inspired nineties dress and a mantra pendant from Nepal. Describe your style? Dress-up box plus nineties sitcom. Where is your favourite place? A friends shack in Kelso, Tasmania. What is the best advice you have ever received? Smile; thats all that matters. Who is your rolemodel? Japhy Ryder hes the ultimate Dharma Bum.
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What do you do? I am a voice coach. What are you wearing today? A jumper from David Jones, a cheap shirt, jeans and a hat. Describe your style? Ad hoc. I try things on and, if I like it, I wear it. Where is your favourite place? Fortitude Valley I like shopping around. What is the best advice you have ever received? Evil prevails when good people do nothing. Who is your rolemodel? The late Bill Hunter, as he was such a good actor.
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An unusual combination of two cultures can result in a fascinating creative synthesis. Fusing influences from her Italo-Haitian background, Rome-based designer Stella Jean designs refined, precious garments imbued with her sense of multiculturalism. Juxtaposing the ancient traditions of Creole culture with a shrewd Italian sense of design, the resulting collections are unexpected and striking, combining bright splashes of colour with intricate detailing. Stella Jeans spring/summer 2013 collection recently launched at Milan Fashion Week. @ www.stellajean.it
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There comes a time when we must graduate from the everyday backpack to something somewhat more refined. But while satchels and totes might look more glamorous, they usually dont seem to manage the same feats as a backpack. Sporting a design that wont make you look like youre reconnecting with your 16-year-old self, the Sacagawea Bag from Materials + Process fulfils the necessary functions of a backpack whilst still being a worthy part of a fashion ensemble. Made from vegetable-dyed leather, the Sacagawea Bag is intended to visually age over time. @ www.materialsandprocess.com
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In the culinary realm, some people prefer to cook with strict adherence to a recipe, while others prefer the freewheeling method of trial and error, interpreting the recipe as they see fit. For those who err on the side of precision (not only in cooking but all aspects of life), the Measuring Square Scarf by Sebastian Bergne will set minds at ease when an exact measurement is required. The silk scarfs pattern is generated by a grid formed when centimetres, inches and degrees coincide, making impromptu measurements a fashionable breeze. @ www.buysebastianbergne.com
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An unspoken rule of a good clutch is that it is large enough to fit a phone, lipstick, money and your house keys unless of course you have an obliging date who will graciously keep said items in his pockets. The other important rules are that it be small enough to clutch with ease and that it be an eye-catching addition to an outfit. The Ana Locking clutch, by Spanish designer Ana Gonzales, fulfils all the aforementioned requirements whilst also resembling a neatly wrapped gift just waiting to be opened with squeals of delight. @ www.analocking.com
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age 28. born Giessen, Germany. gets you out of bed in the morning Beautiful sunlight shining through my window, reflecting on the crystal hanging from it and creating little rainbows all over the bedroom walls. something you discovered this month To be more spiritual and not focus so much on material things. last thing that made you smile Going rock-hounding in the mountains to make new accessories and jewellery. most beautiful thing youve ever seen Nature everything nature has to offer (and does so without questions asked) amazes me and warms my heart. idea of complete happiness Being in sync and loving myself just the way I am. environmental beliefs I will tell you my favourite Native American proverb: Only when the last tree has been cut down; only when the last river has been poisoned; only when the last fish has been caught; only then will you find that money cannot be eaten. biggest inspiration Everyday life, indigenous cultures, animals, colours and nature. world you imagine Everyone is conscious about their own actions and cares about one another and Mother Nature. Live with an open heart and open mind. words of wisdom Do one thing every day that scares you. Eleanor Roosevelt.
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P.J. Hogans latest film, Mental, is an unpredictable ride, swinging from funny to dark, from sad to profound. Asked how much of the film is autobiographical, P.J. admits: Pretty much all of it. Actually, a better question is how much of it didnt happen. Its based on something that happened when I was young my mother had a nervous breakdown and was institutionalised. One day we got home from school and she was gone. My dad was running for re-election in local government at the time and said: No-one votes for a bloke whose wife is crazy. Youve got to keep this quiet. Shes on holiday. So that was the official story.
But then he was stuck with the five of us kids and we were to be fair to my dad a bunch of ratbags. We just went to town and ordered pizzas every night and didnt clean up after ourselves. It was mayhem. So my dad stopped for a hitchhiker on his way to work, and he trusted her to be our nanny because she had a dog
P.J.s new comedy follows a similar sequence of events. In Mental, the five siblings are rambunctious girls who are certain they all suffer from some kind of undiagnosed mental illness they worry that, if theyre not crazy, then theyre just unpopular. Toni Collette plays the nanny, Shaz, who transforms the five girls lives by encouraging them to shun conformity and embrace individuality.
P.J. explains that the real Shaz whose character is charismatic, hot-tempered, inspiring and unpredictable in the movie remains the most inspiring, outrageous and crazy person he has ever met.
A lot of the things that Shaz the character says in the movie came from the real Shaz. We were something of outcasts in our neighbourhood and at school, and she was the first person who said: You may be a bunch of nonconformists, but thats great. Who wants to be a sheep? She was the first person Id ever heard say something like that that you should embrace what is eccentric and different about you.
P.J. knows he makes his best films when drawing from his life experiences. Its the same approach he took when writing Muriels Wedding, after struggling for ten years to make films that stuck.
When I sat down to do the screenplay for Muriels Wedding, it was the most honest thing Id ever written because Id decided that my previous scripts werent responding for a reason. So I thought, okay, Im going to write something thats personal that really comes from the heart, he explains.
So I wrote what I knew about, and that was failure. I wrote a character who was a total failure Muriel but who dreamed of fame and celebrity and that was my lesson I took as a filmmaker. Id found my voice on that film, which had eluded me before.
Muriels Wedding debuted in 1994 at Cannes Film Festival and was a success in cinemas across the globe. It scooped many awards, including four Australian Film Institute awards (most notably, Best Film), and was nominated for Best Original Screenplay in both the BAFTA Awards and the Writers Guild of America Awards.
P.J. didnt expect Muriels Wedding to be so well received. Its success left me reeling, to be honest. I couldnt quite believe it. I thought I was the victim of a very cruel cosmic joke, he explains.
Its astounding that P.J. failed to muster support for the film. We made Muriels on a shoestring budget, he recalls. Nobody wanted to make it. Wed scraped the finance together and it took five years to get it made. So I went into it thinking I was just lucky to be making it at all.
Asked how he remained motivated despite the lack of support, P.J. shares: Throughout my life Id always been told I was no good. My dad was very good at that. So if I get a kick or a shove I can get back up. Thats one of the pluses of not being praised you dont look to other people to validate you. Because if youre looking for that, well, its not enough fuel to sustain a career.
After his Muriels Wedding triumph, P.J. was approached to direct My Best Friends Wedding in 1997. He accepted the role after his wife and business partner Jocelyn
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INTERVIEW BY FRANCES FRANGENHEIM
While an unhappy childhood isnt an ideal foundation for
building a successful life, Brisbane-born, Sydney-based
filmmaker P.J. Hogan hasnt let a dismal upbringing curtail
his career. During 30 years of filmmaking, P.J. has learnt
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smash-hit Muriels Wedding, P.J.s newly released film,
Mental, is largely autobiographical. P.J. wrote the film
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Moorhouse convinced him it had merit. Jocelyn was right. The film become one of the highest-grossing romantic comedies of all time and was nominated for three Golden Globe awards, including Best Motion Picture Musical or Comedy.
P.J.s transition into filmmaking was a natural one because he loved films as a young boy. Movies provided an escape from his unhappy home and school life. He didnt realise film school existed until he stumbled across a handbook for the Australian Film Television and Radio School (AFTRS) in his final year of school.
And that for me was like finding the Dead Sea Scrolls, P.J. recalls. I had no idea that such a place existed. I thought it was too good to be true. P.J. applied to the AFTRS and was asked to submit a screenplay. He didnt know what one looked like, but knew he could write. He tracked down a screenplay of Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid at his local secondhand store and pored over the pages.
He submitted a short comedy script to AFTRS and was accepted in 1981 at age 17. He recalls that he was young and naive about the world of film, unlike his classmates
Jane Campion, Alex Proyas and wife Jocelyn, who went there knowing what they wanted.
Upon graduating, P.J. struggled to find his place in the industry. The film school was just an extraordinary time for me, but after that I graduated into immediate unemployment and had to scrounge for a living and basically live that life for ten years before I came to Muriels Wedding.
Asked his greatest achievement, P.J. doesnt name his films, but rather his children. I have four children and two of my kids are special needs they have autism. And I think what Im most proud of is that a series of doctors told us our daughter would never speak, but Joc and I refused to believe it. And she speaks. She doesnt have the greatest vocabulary. But she speaks.
P.J. says making films is his passion. If you talk to any film director, they will say to you that its the best job in the world, and theyre right. I love being on a set. I love to work with actors But the main thing is Im a storyteller. I have always told stories to others and now I just get to do it on a grander scale. Thats what I do, I tell stories.
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For those who truly appreciate cuisine, a meal shouldnt just be fuel for your day but an enjoyable experience of flavour and creativity. Epicurean Brisbane restaurant is led by Adam Barton of Cove Bar & Dining. Behind him is an experienced team that includes the talents of head chef Adam Herbert. Together they have created a unique new menu for the restaurant that blends natural ingredients with a sumptuous range of comfort foods. The dining experience at Epicurean Brisbane is completed by the stylish interiors in which the restaurant is set. Nestled inside Spring Hills Inchcolm Hotel, the building is a heritage-listed piece
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SISCO BCLcomfort Shop 1, 500 Boundary Street, Spring Hill T. 3839 4995 www.facebook.com/siscobclWith cosy quarters and a unique menu, Sisco BCL is a favourite for breakfast, coffee and lunch amongst the locals of Spring Hill. The heritage-listed den has been recently refurbished and now welcomes visitors to white brick interiors with chalkboard walls. Grab a seat at one of the indoor communal dining tables or sun yourself in the courtyard with your faithful hound. The menu is filled with fresh, organic options, including the Avocado and Buffalo Mozzarella with Housemade Lemon Oil on Organic Sourdough. Complete your delicious meal with Belaromas Botanica organic coffee and homemade sweets.
Its the historic buildings of any city that are often those with the most character. Etched with history, The Alliance Hotel is one such place. Built in 1888, the watering hole has now been remodelled and renovated, combining historic exteriors with modern accents. The building is spread across three levels, offering visitors a number of comfortable spaces to relax in. If it is a smooth drink you are after, enjoy a boutique beer or fine wine in the bar. Foodies may well prefer to indulge in some lunch and dinner in the bistro, which is open Monday to Saturday from 12:002:30 pm and 6:008:30 pm. There is also a bar menu available all day Friday and Saturdays, and 12:003:00 pm Sundays. The dining space
serves a selection of gastronomic pub food to tempt your tastebuds, with one of the most popular menu options being Jamies Meature a selection of fine cuts of beef. The Alliance Hotel can also cater to your next function. Parties of up to 130 guests are welcomed in the suave Leichhardt Room, and catering options are available. The sophisticated function space will enhance your celebrations, thanks to opulent additions including a grand staircase, high ceilings and five balconies. There is also the option of hosting your party at The Alliance Cellar & Bar a stylish drinking den with dancefloor that will accommodate 200 of your nearest and dearest, as well as space for a DJ.
THE ALLIANCE HOTELhistoric Corner Boundary and Leichardt Streets, Spring Hill T. 3839 0169 www.thealliancehotel.com.au
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Dapper gents will find the precinct has been tailored to their every fashionable fancy with a large assortment of menswear stores, including preppy Tommy Hilfiger and mod icon Ben Sherman. Ladies are equally as catered to, especially those who appreciate the new seasons looks, with shopping options including Lisa Ho, Olive Home, Cue and Veronika Maine. To add a little personality to your outfit, explore the wide selection of shoes and accessories available, from delicate jewellery such as Georg Jensen to fun accoutrements from Dinosaur Designs. Wintergarden is also home to renowned boutiques
Bessie Head and Dirtbox, which host an eclectic mix of Australian and international creations. Conveniently located in the heart of Queen Street Mall, the precinct is perfectly positioned for a quick mid-week shopping trip or a leisurely afternoon browse on weekends. After an exhausting shopping expedition, you can recuperate at one of the multiple eateries located within. Wintergarden also rewards its customers for every $50 spent from