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Calling all fans of good coffee, good company, and good times! If you’re looking for a magazine that captures the essence of the Australian lifestyle, look no further than Cafe Reporter. Cafe Reporter Magazine’s goal is to promote the best of people, hospitality, entertainment, fashion, leisure, sport, the arts. Cafe Reporter is all about showcasing the best people and places. They’ll introduce you to hidden cafes and eateries, up-and-coming markets and stores, and must-see events happening right under your nose.
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The Latest on Good Food
Philip Barbaro, Avenue on Chifley
Avenue on Chifley sits in the heart of Sydney’s CBD at Chifley Square, but at its core it remains unmistakably personal. Philip Barbaro runs the business alongside his two brothers, Stephen and Anthony — a family dynamic that is equal parts competitive and deeply connected. “It’s always interesting around the
Karlin Waite, The Other Place, Rutherglen NSW
For some people, going to work is a chore. For Karlin Waite, proprietor of The Other Place in Rutherglen, it’s a delight. “Some people get up and think ‘time to go to work’ and are a bit sluggish in getting to work, but I’ve got a great team and am lucky
Amr, Amr’s Grill Restaurant, Alexandria NSW
“I want people to come in for a meal — a meal I cook in front of them! My menu is simple, just two burgers: buttermilk or fried chicken. And they come with chips, coleslaw, and sauces for no extra charge. One price for everything as a meal, and my
The Latest on Business
Michael Vale
What can Michael Vale’s unique time-tested skills and experience do for your Sydney cafe? Michael Vale is a veteran Sydney hospitality operator, creator, consultant and project manager personally responsible for the conceptual creation and launch of more than 46 Sydney operations, with 18 of those being cafes. Three of his
Nathan Thomas, Tradiez
You can’t go anywhere in Sydney without spotting a tradie. Plumbers, builders, electricians — they’re everywhere! And, according to Nathan Thomas of Tradiez, perhaps more so than ever. “I think nowadays, more so than 10 or 15 years ago, I feel like there’s more tradies around. That’s part of the
World Copper Recycling, Revesby NSW
Reza Hassani came to Australia from Afghanistan some 20 years ago, seeking freedom and an opportunity to succeed through hard work. “I had a dream to one day have a big shop; my own scrapyard, my own business,” he recalls. That dream has since become a reality with World Copper