How Melbourne’s cafes, bars and restaurants may look post COVID-19 lockdown

CLIENT: CHAPEL STREET PRECINCT ASSOCIATION

OUTLET: HERALD SUN

Waiters wearing face masks, temperature checks at the door and socially-distanced tables may be the new normal when in-house dining eventually resumes.

Chapel St cafe Lucky Penny wants customers to feel safe when they reopen by giving them hand sanitiser before entering and exiting, and regularly cleaning surfaces, with the hope that restrictions would soon be lifted in Victoria. “We’ve been watching what’s been happening in other countries, so when (the government) makes the decision to reopen, we’ll be able to pivot so quickly and not waste a day of trade,” owner Matt Lanigan said.

Chapel Street Precinct Association General Manager, Chrissie Maus, said: “We have some of the best eateries in Australia and our owners and staff are raring to get back to work – but we must do so with the utmost respect for the health of our customers. As Australia’s leading entertainment and dining precinct, we want to also lead by example and show the relevant government officials the hygiene protocols we are willing to adopt so we can reopen and start rebuilding our local economy – safely.”

Struggling Chapel Street wants End on Tough Restrictions

CLIENT: CHAPEL STREET PRECINCT ASSOCIATION

OUTLET: HERALD SUN

Chapel Street Precinct Association has called on Premier Daniel Andrews to start relaxing restrictions on trade so Victorians can support small businesses and help them survive.

Representing more than 2200 businesses in the area, CSPA chair Justin O'Donnell has said a considered approach to easing restrictions would help life return to the deserted shopping strip.

Thousands of cleaning roles created in preparation for the easing of coronavirus restrictions

CLIENT: WHIZZ CLEANING

OUTLET: NEWS.COM.AU

The New South Wales Government will hire up to 3000 cleaners to ensure the public transport network is safe for schoolchildren and commuters as the pandemic restrictions are loosened. The announcement comes after companies providing specialised decontamination and disinfection cleaning are booming during the pandemic.

Whizz Cleaning has reported a 160 per cent boost in business over the last two months and will hire an extra 1000 employees to meet demand.

Premier Gladys Berejiklian told reporters this morning hundreds had already been employed for “deep level of cleaning” on buses, trains and other modes of transport in preparation for the easing of the lockdown.

IronMan legends Trevor Hendy and Darren Mercer's big announcement

CLIENT: NUTRI-GRAIN

OUTLET: CHANNEL 7 NEWS | CHANNEL 9 NEWS | CHANNEL 10 NEWS

Ironmen legends are commemorating the 40th anniversary of one of Australia’s most iconic ad series and Nutri-Grain’s involvement with the toughest of all sporting disciplines, Ironman and Ironwoman.

To commemorate the 40th Anniversary, Darren & Trevor are passing the baton to their extraordinary children Jordan and TJ. The ‘Ironchildren’ will be immortalised on Nutri-Grain’s packs where they will share their ‘Unstoppable Stories’ of being at the top of their game in both the Ironman/Ironwoman series.

40th Anniversary of Nutri Grains Support of Surf Life Saving

CLIENT: NUTRI-GRAIN

OUTLET: FOX LEAGUE LIVE

Trevor Hendy chats with Fox League Presenter’s Dan Ginnane, Mick Ennis, Cooper Cronk about Ironman's 40 years of association with Nutri Grain. Talking all things about exercise, training, history and the way he paved for his Ironman son TJ.

40 Years of Ironman Champions supported by Nutri Grain

CLIENT: NUTRI-GRAIN

OUTLET: THE TODAY SHOW

Nutri-Grain is marking its 40th anniversary with the Ironman and Ironwoman Series by immortalising young guns Jordan Mercer and TJ Hendy on the back of cereal boxes.

Their fathers, Darren Mercer and Trevor Hendy, were stars in their own light but now they are passing on the baton to their extraordinary children.

Ironman Legends Celebrating the IronMan Series

CLIENT: NUTRI-GRAIN

OUTLET: CHANNEL TEN’S STUDIO 10

Trevor Hendy and TJ Hendy speak with Studio 10, talking the IronMan sport and the legacy their family has built through the sport.

Nutri-Grain is marking its 40th anniversary with the Ironman and Ironwoman Series by immortalising young guns Jordan Mercer and TJ Hendy on the back of cereal boxes.

Nutri-Grain celebrates 40th anniversary with Ironman and Ironwoman Series by immortalising young guns on cereal boxes

CLIENT: NUTRI-GRAIN

OUTLET: THE SUNDAY TELEGRAPH

Surf life saving legends Darren Mercer and Trevor Hendy ruled the ocean 30 years ago, but today it’s their children who are making waves.

Nutri-Grain is marking its 40th anniversary with the Ironman and Ironwoman Series by immortalising young guns Jordan Mercer and TJ Hendy on the back of cereal boxes.

Chapel Street's Kaya Health Club innovating iso-exercise with Skateboard Pilates

CLIENT: CHAPEL STREET PRECINCT ASSOCIATION (KAYA HEALTH CLUB)

OUTLET: CHANNEL TEN’S STUDIO 10

Kaya Health Club's Skateboard Pilates is another prime example how Chapel Street’s businesses are making lemonade from lemons! The Prahran studio has launched Skateboard Pilates as an 'iso-exercise', putting up free tutorials on the internet for all Australians to enjoy.

As Australia's largest retail precinct, Chapel Street leading the way and showcasing how traders are innovating throughout the COVID-19 crisis.

Dane Swan Comes Out Fighting for Chapel Street

CLIENT: CHAPEL STREET PRECINCT ASSOCIATION

OUTLET: CHANNEL SEVEN NEWS

Chapel Street Precinct has recruited AFL Legend and Brownlowe Medalist, Dane Swan, as its official ambassador to educate Melburnians on supporting small businesses during the COVID-19 lockdown. Dane's larrikin, no-nonsense personality will be broadcasted in daily videos uploaded to social media. Dane will give hot tips and tricks on how Chapel Street's restaurants, bars, cafes, gyms and boutique retailers can be enjoyed online and in living rooms.

Chrissie Maus, GM of CSPA, sees Dane as the ideal ambassador. "He's a local and long been a great supporter of Chapel Street traders who will no doubt be thankful for his support."