The Great Australian Dream – it’s ‘un-Aushtrayan’ to even consider the notion of one day completely denying our deep-rooted home ownership heritage. But with generational change comes, well, change. Take the number of tenants in our wide brown land for instance. Contrary to long held popular belief (largely generated by the media), renting is not […]

It used to be these were the only two certainties in life. Nowadays though, how much and what type of taxes we’re set to pay in the future is anything but set in stone, with Malcolm Turnbull accused of saying one thing, but doing another entirely. Political backflips Parliament question time is always an interesting […]

I was chatting to a farmer recently about what’s commonly referred to as “ethical” agriculture and the moral implications of raising animals for human consumption. I wondered how they managed their investment – their livestock of sheep and bovine – to ensure optimal wellbeing, while maintaining enough detachment to send them to the slaughterhouse. I […]

Most finance and property gurus will tell you that market behaviours seem to be undergoing some serious transitional changes right now, with these shifts creating more question than answers. So as the world becomes increasingly inter-connected and economic fortunes undergo some rather radical shakeups (recessions, GFCs and rapid development and mechanization to name a few), […]