How my beloved big brother inspires me still
I wanted to be as good at football as Robert. So, I tagged along to each and every of his training sessions. His very presence gave me the determination to succeed.
I wanted to be as good at football as Robert. So, I tagged along to each and every of his training sessions. His very presence gave me the determination to succeed.
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What is the peak year for marriage, mortgages, kids and income-earning capacity? These are important questions for the property industry and others.
I love the Melbourne and Adelaide CBDs, but there’s a rising empowerment in our suburbs and regions that’s reshaping the narrative of city life.
In my 20s, I recorded conversations with my mum and elderly family members onto cassettes. Listening back to them now I realise while some things have changed, a lot hasn’t.
To my generation social housing was considered a godsend. A place that gave my parents and our family dignity, security and a sense of pride.
Something is stirring in middle Australia. The high street, the shopping centre and the CBD office tower are on the way out.
Hidden deep within the 2021 Census data vaults lies a key figure that tells a powerful story. So what’s so special about the age of 43 and why is it so important for the property industry?
Britain and Christian beliefs brought us closer in the past. While times have changed, there remains a last bastion of Australian togetherness.
None had it tougher than the generation who built modern Australia. We should reflect upon our collective good fortune.
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