Brunswick Street
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Oct 28, 2026
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Sharin MilnerGUEST
Um, so yeah, that season in the first, very first game of that season, I broke my collarbone and I'd been so lucky.
Sharin MilnerGUEST
Like I hadn't had injuries and I just remember walking around, um, I think I was in Fitzroy on Brunswick Street people who know Melbourne well like in the summer so the WNBL is always over the summer and that was my 12th season and a mate called me and he was like hey what are you doing I said ah my team's in Perth this weekend so I'm just on Brunswick Street he was like oh cool do you want to catch up for a beer and I remember just sitting opposite him going Oh, my God, is this what normal people do on weekends? I had lived so meticulously out of the schedule to the extent that if I had a game that day, I wouldn't even be out and about.
Sharin MilnerGUEST
And I just remember thinking, yeah, it's time, like mentally 12 seasons back to back.
Sharin MilnerGUEST
So I played the Winter State League.
Russell AustinHOST
One council was an exception when I first went to Fitzroy down in Melbourne.
Russell AustinHOST
I love Fitzroy, Brunswick Street.
Russell AustinHOST
And I was talking to a local down there, a friend of mine.
Russell AustinHOST
I said, how did they get away with these amazing sculptures coming off the eaves and everywhere was just abundant with on street things, objects, art.
Amy GallagherGUEST
And that's how we've always looked at developing as we've moved forward.
Amy GallagherGUEST
And initially when we first opened the Brunswick Street store, which is 13 years old now.
Fiona KillackeyHOST
Wow.
Amy GallagherGUEST
I worked in that store a lot and I still go in and work in the store occasionally.
Fiona KillackeyHOST
Today, I'm talking with Amy Gallaher, co-founder of Cloak, the Melbourne-based but globally adored slow fashion brand she runs with her partner, Adam.
Fiona KillackeyHOST
Cloak, which is spelt K-L-O-K-E, has been in business for 16 years, which is such a testament, especially in retail and fashion, and just has this beautiful, understated aesthetic that people are genuinely in love with and very loyal to.
Fiona KillackeyHOST
They have a flagship store in Brunswick Street in Fitzroy, which is a very well-known street in Melbourne for anyone listening outside of Australia.
Fiona KillackeyHOST
And they've been there for 13 years and they also sell online.
John A. TaitHOST
And we're pretty keen to support Australian music, which is why we're really happy to talk to you and talk about your tour.
John A. TaitHOST
But I'll just go, we're in Fitzroy, of course, and you've got a bit of history in Fitzroy as well, back with the TF Much Ballroom and all those days down in Brunswick Street.
Ross WilsonGUEST
Yeah, well, that was where it all started for Daddy Cool.
Ross WilsonGUEST
We were a splinter group from another more underground band called Sons of the Vegetal Mother, which was more like prog rock with a hard edge on it.
Sammy HardOnHOST
He first wrote this in 1979.
Sammy HardOnHOST
He moved to Melbourne in 1978 and first performed this in Melbourne in Brunswick Street, Fitzroy, at a venue called Marijuana House.
Jay JoviHOST
Oh, Joe Dolce.
Sammy HardOnHOST
Yeah, it went to number one.
Kate LangbroekHOST
Yes
Rodger CorserGUEST
... playing on Brunswick Street, Fitzroy in a, in a garage band to, um, hosting a game show on Channel Nine.
Rodger CorserGUEST
It's, uh...
Rodger CorserGUEST
You know, didn't think that was in my cards.