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The Latest on Good Food
Christopher Thé – Hearthe
After the success of Black Star Pastry, founder Christopher Thé has sought to further pursue his passions — for sustainability, native ingredients and, of course, baking — with Hearthe, a bakery-cafe in Stanmore. “I like being a small operator; you need to be able to do everything. I actually make
Samir Barua, Samir’s Charcoal Chicken – Surry Hills
Originally from Bangladesh, Samir Barua’s food journey has seen him work in all manner of eateries across Sydney before opening Samir’s Charcoal Chicken in the middle of Surry Hills. “I started this journey in 1999 with my uncle; he had a business in Bondi Junction. Since then I’ve worked in
George Mourlas, Bird N Burger – Kirrawee
From a part-time school job back in the day to present-day Bird N Burger, George Mourlas knows his way around a burger. “I had my first shop at 22, so I had my first spatula at 22! And now I’m turning 63 and I’ve still got the spatula!” he exclaims.
The Latest on Business
Oliver Sizeland – Growing Rooms Landscapes
As the founder of Growing Rooms Landscapes, Oliver has built a practice defined by thoughtful design, technical precision and a deep understanding of how people want to live outdoors. His path into landscape construction began with formal training across both construction and horticulture, giving him a strong foundation in the
Spyda Whyte, Richmond Records
Spyda Whyte admits he’s lived his life “being out there” but it was a family tragedy that inspired his lifelong love of music, ultimately leading to his taking the reins at Richmond Records, a long-established music store in Sydney’s north-west. “My brother passed away when I was 14 and I
Christopher Maamari, Maamari Painting Services, Sydney
A qualified painter and decorator, Christopher Maamari started his own business — Maamari Painting Services — a year ago. “I’ve always wanted to build something of my own and I’ve always enjoyed working with my hands, and there’s nothing better than seeing a property completely transformed when the job is