Are first-home buyers really behind Australia's rising property prices? In this episode, we dig into the data, government schemes, and hidden advantages that are giving first-time buyers a huge edge over investors and second-home buyers.

From tiny deposits and no stamp duty to tax perks, we break down why first-timers are dominating the market right now and why politicians and media often get the story wrong.

If you want to understand the real forces driving Australia's housing market, this episode is your guide to who's really shaping property prices today.

Another interest rate rise is looming — and this time, it's not bad luck. Inflation is rising again, and the reasons are much closer to home than Australians are being told.

Housing costs keep climbing, power prices are surging, productivity is weak and government spending remains elevated. These aren't temporary shocks — they're structural failures, and households are paying the price.

In this episode, we unpack the latest inflation data, why the Reserve Bank is running out of options, and how policy decisions on housing, energy and spending are locking in higher interest rates for longer.

If you want a clear, no-spin breakdown of what's really driving inflation in Australia — and what it means for mortgage holders, renters and small businesses — this is a conversation you don't want to miss.

Australia has a housing crisis—but it's not what you think.

Builders are ready, investors are ready, yet homes remain scarce and unaffordable. The real culprit? Government red tape, restrictive zoning, and endless approval delays driving up costs by hundreds of thousands.

In this episode, we unpack how policy barriers are choking housing supply, what the Productivity Commission and OECD are saying, and why cutting bureaucracy could finally make homes more affordable.

Tune in to hear the real story behind Australia's housing shortage and what it will take to fix it.